Less touristy due to it’s location off the beaten path, Koh Chang and the neighboring islands of Koh Maak and Koh Kood are great places to add to your Thailand itinerary if you are more of an independent minded traveler…
The Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife Each year in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, somewhere between the months of February or March, the streets of the island’s capital are transformed to host one of the biggest Carnivals in the world…
The crown jewel of the Canary Islands Located just 100 kilometers off the coast of Africa and blessed by a subtropical climate offering warm weather and very little rainfall, Fuerteventura has been over the last decade one of my favorite…
Beaches of the costa de Papagayo Just 13 kilometers away from Fuerteventura or a short 30-minute ferry ride away is where you will find Lanzarore, the northernmost of the Canary Islands. Close to the tourist resort of Playa Blanca at…
Though considerably quieter and more reserved than its younger sibling to the South Saigon, Hanoi has managed to maintain a lot more of its original Vietnamese charm and character. What the capital might lack to her rival in terms of…
At only 5 KM from Hoi An, Cua Dai beach makes for the ideal day trip destination if you are ever looking to escape the heat and humidity for a few hours and fancy a little dip in the water…
Looking for a place to relax a few days in between visiting Vietnam’s two biggest cities, Saigon and Hanoi, Hoi An ended up being just the ideal country town retreat I was looking for. One of the few Vietnamese cities…
Long before I ever set foot on the continent, Vietnam had always been the first Asian country to peek my interest through American soldiers depiction of life during the war. I remember always being eager to read the next volume…
Owning a well deserved spot in 1994 on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list, the beautiful and majestic scenery of Halong Bay is the main reason why people come to visit the north of Vietnam these days. So what better…
Strategically located only half a day by bus from Bangkok, the little 6 by 3 KM dagger shaped island of Ko Samet is known as the perfect Week-end escape route for Bangkokians, expats and tourists alike looking to chill out…
