Food and Drink Highlights of Culebra
From food and drink kiosks on Flamenco Beach to seaside restaurants that afford idyllic views of this island paradise to all kinds of eateries, coffee shops and groceries in between, Culebra offers many opportunities to sample the specialties of Puerto Rico. Recreating, touring or just lolling about beneath the Puerto Rican sun tends to make…
Read MoreFranconia Notch at a Glance
Named after Franconia, a region in Bavaria characterized by its alps, the Franconia Notch region of New Hampshire encompasses some of the most beautiful and highest mountains in the Northeast. And what’s a notch you might ask? In this case, it refers to a mountain pass, or a part of a mountain range that’s lower…
Read MoreGalveston Annual Events
Spring Events Spring is a wonderful time to visit Galveston. The city is abuzz with activity, and there are many exciting events taking place. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures or cultural experiences, there is something for everyone. One of the most anticipated events in Galveston during spring is the Galveston Island Food & Wine…
Read MoreFun in the Sun
Cozumel’s delightfully tropical climate means that you can enjoy outdoor activities year-round. It’s no wonder this island, located in the Caribbean off of the eastern side of the Yucatan Peninsula, ranks as one of Mexico’s top tourist destinations. At thirty miles long and almost ten miles wide, it weighs in as Mexico’s largest Caribbean island,…
Read MoreFranconia NH, Guide and Information
The richness of New Hampshire and most importantly, New England history is vast, deep and filled with unique and accomplished personalities. Poets, writers, artists musicians, philosophers and more have been inhabiting the region since before the American Revolution. This old history combined with new and interesting perspectives on life makes the area’s culture interesting, insightful…
Read MoreGatlinburg at a Glance
If you like mountains, you will love Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Surrounded on three sides by the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, in Gatlinburg you feel wrapped in the beauty of these old peaks from most every vantage point. Whether in the center of this picturesque small town or from atop the iconic Gatlinburg Space Needle, the…
Read MoreLively Libations
From the best G & T (gin & tonic) you have ever sipped to the tastiest brunch you’ve gobbled up after a big night on the town, Newport, Rhode Island knows how to serve it up, often within a superlative setting. Fortunately good views often do accompany great food and drink in this resort town…
Read MoreEat Like a Local in Boulder, Colorado
Boulder is known for its breweries, sure, but where’s a hungry traveler to go when they want a great bite to eat? After you’ve enjoyed all of the region’s fantastic outdoor activities (and, trust us, there’s something to do every season of the year), here’s where to go to fuel up, no matter what you’re…
Read MoreEat Your Way Through Falmouth and Woods Hole
Certainly the largest fish and seafood market on Cape Cod, the Falmouth Fish Market showcases bounty from local and near-local waters. Shop for tonight’s dinner here and/or dive into one of the best lobster rolls in Falmouth at the Clam Man. Oh yeah. Looking to do a seafood feast for the whole family? That means…
Read MoreEat Your Way Through Maryland’s Eastern Shore
First, you need to become clear on what encompasses Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Pull it up on Google to see that it includes a very large area in Maryland, comprised of nine counties situated to the east of Chesapeake Bay. Now pull up or out–depending on whether you’re online or looking at a hard copy–Discovery Map…
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