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Bondi Beach may be Sydney, Australia’s iconic powder-sand beach lapped by teal blue water, but the sand and waves are not the only attraction. The famous Australian beach town is packed with stylish restaurants and hip bars.
After a day spent surfing the waves, soaking in the rays or walking the famous Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk, it’s nice to have a cold, refreshing drink.… Read the rest
As if there isn’t enough to love about Wellington, New Zealand – like the scenic landscapes and cool vibes – we’ve got another reason: Wellington Craft Beer. In fact, Welly is known as the Craft Beer Capital of New Zealand – and for good reason. … Read the rest
Bourbon isn’t the only beverage in Kentucky…there’s something else brewing in Louisville! Production of craft beer in Louisville, Kentucky is on the rise. Evidenced by the growing number of Louisville breweries with taprooms, hop-heads can get fresh craft brew straight from the source.… Read the rest
As full-time travelers since 2014, Airbnb is our go-to resource for finding accommodations worldwide. We have booked over 100 accommodations on Airbnb and have racked up more than 1000 nights spent in Airbnb beds over the last decade. As frequent, satisfied users of Airbnb, we feel very well-qualified to share a few Airbnb tips!… Read the rest
Besides the dramatic Dalmatian coastline, Plitvice Lakes is Croatia’s most well-known natural wonder. The chain of 16 lakes filled with vivid blue water are linked by a series of waterfalls.
Streaming, thundering, and tumbling, the water has carved a deep canyon into the limestone rocks.… Read the rest
Visiting Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia had long been something we wanted to experience. The images of tumbling waterfalls streaming into teal blue pools was burned into our minds.
Even though we were visiting Croatia in winter, we knew we had to see these famous waterfalls for ourselves.… Read the rest
Hundreds of Croatian Islands make up the Zadar Archipelago, part of Northern Dalmatia. The Zadar islands range in size, but unlike their southern counterparts, these islands are mostly barren, with fewer inhabitants and attracting less visitors.
The communities that do exist on the islands near Zadar survive on olive production, the fishing industry and very seasonal tourism.… Read the rest
Wherever we are in the world, we seek out craft beer bars. We love learning the stories behind the breweries and tasting the unique local flavors. On our trip to Reykjavik, we were intent on sampling locally produced beer from Iceland (regardless of how much it cost!).… Read the rest
We have heard more than once that the French Basque are more French than Basque and on our one day in St. Jean de Luz, we noticed it right away. St. Jean de Luz just felt French.
From their squares filled with elderly women all dressed up to chat with friends to the chocolate and macaroon shops that line the streets to typical French waiters.… Read the rest
The autumn sun was already setting over Lake Ohrid as we made our way down the narrow, one-lane cobblestone street to our apartment; the soft light cast a warm glow over town. The grilled fish wrapped in paper that I carried in my hand was growing cold, but I wasn’t all that fussed.… Read the rest