Category: Ports of Call

Are you ready for some wine tasting and vineyard-hopping? Come to the Barossa Valley in South Australia, considered to be one the best and most scenic wine regions in the country. Here, your senses will be ignited by its rolling countryside, old red gum trees, Shiraz vines, rose courtyards and 19th century stone buildings! Just…

Tranquil and beautiful are just some of the normal descriptions that the Spanish village of Nerja often gets from visitors. Situated in the famous Costa del Sol Andalucia region of Spain, Nerja may be the most prominent village in this coastal region but its low-key vibe, makes it an excellent alternative for those who would…

Ruaha National Park may not be as famous as its neighbor Serengeti, but this 7,809-square-mile park promises a less crowded and wilder atmosphere. Because this national park is not as accessible as others, it receives fewer tourists. However, there is no doubt that staying here is a very rewarding experience!

A date with nature, this is what awaits you once you enter the Coon Creek Wildlife Area in the heart of Iowa’s wilderness. Situated on the western shore of Lake Shelbyville, and encompassing thousands of acres of land, Coon Creek has so many parts that are left untouched and seldom visited. It is perfect spot…

The lively enclave of La Jolla is certainly one of the surprises that will delight you about San Diego, California. Situated in the metro’s coastal area, the village is home to family-friendly attractions, fantastic natural sites and some of the best dining facilities in the San Diego area. There is no denying that La Jolla…

Hokkaido, one of Japan’s four main islands, may not be the most famous destination in this imperial beauty. The weather can be harsh during winter and the sun isn’t as bright as one would hope for during summer. There is the incredibly numbing blanket of snow that thrills skiers and snowboarders during the colder seasons….