It’s almost impossible to take a bad photo in Namibia. The country may be sparsely populated, but it packs a whole lot of punch for Namibian photography. Every day we found ourselves eager to explore a new corner of the country. Whether it was the tantalizing sunsets, the unique and sometimes bizarre wildlife, or the…
There are so many things to do in Taipei I wish we had more than a week to explore. Taipei is a long swath of urban sprawl with countless high-rise buildings, apartments, and shops. However, it never felt like many cities we are familiar with in the West or other parts of Asia. Taipei is…
Traveling to Whistler has been on our bucket list for years. After moving to Canada a few years ago we knew we couldn’t wait any longer to get to one of the most famous ski resorts in the entire world in the winter. We heard many good and bad things about Whistler Blackcomb and knew…
It was our first time in Sub-Saharan Africa. I had dreamed of traveling across Africa ever since The Lion King. However, the moment we arrived I was nervous to be in Johannesburg, South Africa. What if we were carjacked? What if I got killed by a hippo? What if I contracted a life-threatening disease no one…
To go on safari is one of life’s greatest experiences. Those fortunate enough to enjoy the pleasure of spending time in the bush are enchanted by nature’s greatest wildlife spectacle. It is here the circle of life is on full view. Life in Africa is a constant struggle. It is raw and wild. Anyone involved…
Hiking The Watchman Trail in Zion is a quick and easy Zion hike perfect for the whole family. It begins right at the Zion visitor center, meaning you can leave right from your hotel in Springdale and never even have to worry about parking. After we couldn’t score reservations on the Zion shuttle we found…
There are so many great things to do in Sendai it can be tough to narrow down your options. Sendai is the largest city in Japan’s northern Tohoku region and the capital of Miyagi Prefecture. While the area was devastated by the earthquake and tsunami in 2011, Sendai remains a vibrant, bustling hub of culture,…
If you’re a ski or snowboard enthusiast you probably know by now that Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido is famed for its light fluffy powder. And not just a dusting, but literal mountain-sized piles of its pure powder. In truth, I’d read on one website that Furano was a great place to ski in Japan, and…
I wondered about the internet in Africa before we left. It’s the least developed continent and I’ve never seen anyone raving about keeping up with their Netflix addiction in Zambia. When we landed in South Africa we were uncertain of how we would be able to manage digital work while traveling Africa. Information on the topic…
As Namibia is sparsely populated, there aren’t many big cities in the country. If you have the chance to visit one of them, make sure to put Swakopmund on top of your list. For a small city, there are actually plenty of things to do in Swakopmund that are fun and unique. It’s one of…
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