Harmony of the Seas Cruise
Recently, I embarked on an unforgettable journey aboard the Harmony of the Seas, a gem in Royal Caribbean’s fleet. While it may not hold the title of the largest cruise ship afloat – a distinction
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Cruising from Galveston
Embarking on a cruise from Galveston, Texas, offers a quaint yet vibrant gateway to the wonders of the sea, slightly less frequented than its Floridian counterparts. The bustling airports of Houston: Hobby Airport, a mere
Read More »Waterfalls of Hawaii
The Hawaiian Islands are known for their stunning natural beauty, and the waterfalls scattered throughout the islands are no exception. Each of the islands has its own unique selection of waterfalls, with some being easily
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NCL Pride of America ocean cruise ship at sea on sunny day In our recent trip to Hawaii, we wanted to be able to visit all 4 of the major islands: Oahu, Maui, The
Read More »The Garden Isle and Hawaiian History
The last stop on our Hawaii Cruise was Kauai. We spent one full day in Kauai and then most of second day before we departed to take in the Napali coast at sunset. Kauai is
Read More »Beach and Volcanoes
Our cruise to Hawaii included 2 days on the Island of Hawaii (otherwise known as the Big Island). We spent one day on the Hilo side of the island where Volcanoes National Park is located.Â
Read More »Adventure and Relaxation in Maui
Our recent cruise of the Hawaiian Islands had two full days in Maui. Maui is a beautiful island with varied terrain, weather, and scenery. Two days is not enough time to fully explore the entire
Read More »Surf and Culture in Oahu
My 6 year old daughter and I recently took a vacation to Hawaii. Our first stop was Oahu. With its stunning beaches, vibrant culture and activities for all ages, it's no wonder why it's a
Read More »Booking air travel can be confusing. Let me help you!
Flights can be confusing! There are so many schedules, airlines and fare classes to choose from. As a travel advisor I can help you narrow the options down based on my knowledge of the airlines
Read More »Cenotes in Mexico
Did you know that there are different types of cenotes? The most common types are: open, semi-open, and cave. Cave cenotes are underground and these are the newest, typically with clear blue water. Semi open cenotes have
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