The Bahamas are known for their beautiful blue waters and warm, welcoming people. In the late 1600’s /early 1700’s during the Golden Age of Piracy these were pirate waters. English pirates and privateers used the shallow seas as a safe haven for raiding Spanish ships, so there’s a familiar feel to the culture. English is …
The San Josef Bay hike is as easy as they come. Both day hikers and overnight campers will enjoy a flat walk on a wide gravel trail through temperate rainforest near the northern tip of Vancouver Island. You can even push a stroller or pull a wagon with your gear! There are no route-finding issues …
Original content owned & copyrighted by Green Global Travel. The comfort and convenience of international travel has come a long way in recent years, thanks in part to the invention of more and more tech essentials for travelers. During my first international backpacking trip, I traveled with a portable CD player and the heaviest …
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I visited Malta on the same trip as Cyprus, taking advantage of their geographical proximity while flying from Dubai. Despite their close proximity on the map, the two countries felt like worlds apart in every manner imaginable! Cyprus greeted me with its warm Mediterranean climate, sprawling vineyards, and ancient ruins steeped in mythology. In contrast, …
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Wander With Wonder – Discovering Wow Moments Around the World or Across the Street Explore the captivating story of Ghost Hill Cellars and its high-quality Pinot Noir rooted in history and legend. As a traveler, have you ever wondered about the history behind the wine you drink? I’ve been haunted by the idea that a …
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