Destination Guide

Iceland Road Trip: 7 Days Exploring from Reyjavik to the Southern Coast

Iceland is arguably the best place on the planet to do a road trip. With gorgeous scenic drives, endless roadside stops, and plentiful campgrounds, it’s the perfect place to explore while on the road. But, with so many epic adventures to choose from, it can be hard to know where to even start! 

My husband, Justin, and I have been lucky enough to have visited this stunning country a few times and have crafted the perfect Iceland road trip itinerary if you have one week to pack in as many epic experiences as possible, focusing on the western and southern coastline.

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Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland: Visiting One of the Most Remote Towns in the World

Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland is a place with some impressive superlatives, being sandwiched between the world’s largest fjord system, Scoresby Sund, to the south and the world’s largest national park, Northeast Greenland National Park, to the north. 

As you might imagine, it’s incredibly remote In fact, it’s one of only a handful of settlements along the 6,200 mile coastline of eastern Greenland and the ONLY town in the Northeastern region of the country. For each of the 500 visitors that make it here each year, you’ll get to experience immense natural beauty and unique Indigenous culture. If you want to experience this mysterious place for yourself, here’s everything you need to know about visiting Ittoqqortoormiit.

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Visiting Oaxaca for the Day of the Dead: Everything You Need to Know

Día de Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is one of the most beloved holidays in Mexico, where family and friends honor loved ones that have passed. A handful of cities in Mexico have become well-known for their elaborate Day of the Dead celebrations, especially the beautiful city of Oaxaca in southern Mexico. If you’re interested in observing this incredibly spiritual and moving festivity, here’s everything you need to know about visiting Oaxaca for Day of the Dead. 

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14 Incredible Things to do in Longyearbyen, Svalbard, the Northernmost City in the World

If you’re a traveler that likes visiting extreme places, Longyearbyen is probably on your bucket list—it’s the northernmost city in the world, after all! This town of 2,400 residents is located on Svalbard, a northerly archipelago located between Norway and the North Pole. But what exactly is there to do in this unique place? 

My husband, Justin, and I spent a few days exploring all over this quirky town before our cruise around Svalbard, so we’ve put together this list of 14 incredible things to do in Longyearbyen.

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Temple of the Sun and Moon in Capitol Reef National Park: A Complete Guide

Capitol Reef is one of the least visited national parks in Utah and definitely a hidden gem, with charming historical villages, fascinating ancient petroglyphs, and tons of otherworldly rock formations. The Temple of the Sun and the Moon, two enormous sandstone monoliths that tower over the desert floor below, are just a few of these jaw-dropping formations that are a photographer’s dream come true. If you want to explore this incredible spot for yourself, here’s everything you need to know about the Temple of the Sun and the Moon

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Bentonite Hills in Utah: Everything You Need to Know

The tiny town of Hanksville, Utah has exploded in popularity, due to its unique land features that like like they’re from another planet—or even straight out of Lord of the Rings. For example, the Bentonite Hills here look straight out of Mars—enormous mounds of earth, with dizzying swirls of orange, red, and indigo. If you want to experience these otherworldly features for yourself, here’s everything you need to know about the Bentonite Hills in Hanksville, Utah. 

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Moonscape Overlook in Hanksville, Utah: The Complete Guide

Hanksville, Utah has become Instagram-famous, thanks to its otherworldly landscapes. Moonscape Overlook is one of its most unique features—a cliff that overlooks the surrounding canyon, with hills, badlands, and rugged monoliths stretching on the desert floor below. If you want to see this jaw-dropping scenery for yourself, here’s everything you need to know about visiting the Moonscape Overlook.

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Kenai Fjords Cruise in Seward, Alaska: Everything You Need to Know

Kenai Fjords, located near the charming fishing village of Seward, is one of the most popular national parks in Alaska. However, the vast majority of the park is covered by ice and water—so the best way to explore and enjoy its famed landscapes and wildlife is by boat. Here’s everything you need to know about taking a Kenai Fjords cruise, from what to expect while you’re out on the water to whether it’s worth the hefty price tag.

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Where to stay in Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii, regardless of your budget

Hawaii is known as being one of the most expensive destinations on the planet and the Big Island is no exception. The most popular place to stay on the Big Island is the town of Kona, located on its western side, which offers excellent proximity to the best beaches and water activities on the island. There’s a ton of different lodging options to choose from here, ranging from backpacker hostels to extravagant world-class resorts, so if you’re planning your Big Island getaway, here’s exactly where to stay in Kona, regardless of your budget.

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5 Best Places to Stay in Kauai: Everything You Need to Know

Kauai is the perfect tropical getaway, with pristine beaches, abundant wildlife, and some of the most dramatic coastline on the planet. But, given that the attractions on the island are a bit spread out and getting around the island has its challenges, it can be difficult to know which area you should stay. I’ve been lucky enough to have visited the island four times and have narrowed down the 5 best places to stay in Kauai to make the most of your time in paradise. 

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