Get ready for heat. Lots of heat. Named after the nation’s largest cacti, this national park will let you get up close and personal with PLENTY of the prickly plants. Saguaro also straddles the city of Tucson, so it makes for a great trip if you’re staying in the city.… Read More »Saguaro National Park, Arizona
The home of the blues and truly fantastic barbecue. We have to say, Memphis pleasantly surprised us. With a pedestrian-friendly downtown right on the Mississippi River, you can easily spend your days hopping from restaurant to restaurant, listening to music on Beale Street, and learning about the city’s rich history.… Read More »Memphis, Tennessee
Bourbon capital, USA! If you’re going to Bardstown, chances are it’s all about the bourbon – and for good reason. Maker’s Mark, Jim Beam, and many other historic distilleries call this region home. Make Bardstown your home base as you drink your way through this part of the Bourbon Trail.… Read More »Bardstown, Kentucky
Louisville is more than just the Kentucky Derby. This cool town can also be paradise for any bourbon lover or foodie. For anyone doing the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, we recommend taking a couple days to explore everything Louisville has to offer. You’ll leave very full and maybe a little hungover.… Read More »Louisville, Kentucky
If you’re in the mood for an all-inclusive beach resort (and really, who isn’t), then the Dominican Republic may be the perfect place for you. With a variety of beautiful resorts to choose from and insanely low prices, Punta Cana is sure to leave you and your wallet very happy.… Read More »Hotel Review: Royalton Punta Cana
Asheville is the perfect destination for any food, beer, or nature lover. You know how some cities have a Starbucks on every corner? Asheville is like that, except with craft breweries instead of Starbucks. Pair those drinking options with the amazing hikes, and you’re bound to have an unforgettable visit.… Read More »Asheville, North Carolina
Because Spain has so much to offer, it can be difficult deciding where to spend your time. For our October trip, we opted to avoid the beach and focus on visiting historic cities due to the cooler weather. This itinerary details our path and offers some tips for your trip.… Read More »10 Days in Spain
Seville may have been our favorite city in Spain. The food wowed us, and there was an endless supply of things to do and places to see. You’ll fall in love with the warm weather and culture, and you’ll leave wishing you had more time to explore the colorful streets.… Read More »Seville, Spain
Barcelona is a foodie’s paradise. In addition to the tapas, paella, and sangria, the city offers some of the most interesting architecture in the world. Barcelona sits atop most Spanish vacation wish lists for a reason – incredible cities like this, perched on a beach, don’t come around too often.… Read More »Barcelona, Spain
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a great day trip from Madrid. Since Toledo is only an hour away by train, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the historic town, learn about the religious intersections present, and grab a bite before making your way back to Madrid for dinner.… Read More »Toledo, Spain
