Columbia River Gorge In Half A Day: 5 Waterfalls, 1 Hike, and Endless Awe
If it’s your first time visiting the Columbia River Gorge, chances are you’ve been captivated by the photos you’ve seen: towering waterfalls, mossy cliffs, dramatic river views… the list of pretty things to see is seemingly endless. And then you start putting your list together and realize… wait, am I about to spend 12+ hours driving around, hiking nonstop, and eating granola bars for every meal? You very well could have that type of road trip (we’ve done the full-day version ourselves), but if you’re the type to just dip a...
Knysna, Graaff-Reinet, Garden Route, And Kruger National Park Travel, Breathtaking Views And Unmatched Coastal Charm Make It The Ultimate Road Trip Experience In South Africa
Knysna, Graaff-Reinet, Garden Route, And Kruger National Park Travel, Breathtaking Views And Unmatched Coastal Charm Make It The Ultimate Road Trip Experience In South Africa South Africa has become increasingly popular among global travelers, thanks to its diverse landscapes, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking coastlines. Road trips in the country have evolved from a simple mode of transportation to an immersive experience. Travelers now have the freedom to explore the country at their own pace, taking in the beauty of nature and rich culture along the way. The popularity of self-drive tourism...
Four day Munnar Thekkady road trip itinerary
Four day Munnar Thekkady road trip itinerary If you are planning a trip to Kerala in India, then Munnar and Thekkady should both be on your itinerary. Located in the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage biodiversity hotspot, Munnar is a beautiful hill station with an abundance of stunning vistas. The tea plantations of Munnar are among the top attractions of Kerala. Thekkady, the spice capital of Kerala, awakens your olfactory senses with a blast of fresh, fragrant scents. Munnar and Thekkady are within driving distance of each other – about a...
How to Find a Cheap Car Rental
I love road trips. You get in car and can just head off anywhere you want. There’s a freedom to a road trip that you can’t get with trains (and, don’t get me wrong, I love train travel too). Small towns, beautiful parks, historic buildings….whatever you see, you can stop for and can stay as little or as long as you’d like! Over the years, I’ve been on dozens of road trips. Some destinations are just meant for them (think New Zealand, Ireland, Iceland, the United States, South Africa, etc,...