A great alternative to and short road trip from Riviera Maya (where Cancun and Tulum are located), Yucatán offers historic sights, off-the-beaten-path natural wonders, and colorful colonial cities perfect for afternoons spent wandering. One of the cities…
Aruba is a dream destination for weekend jetsetters purely because of its size – at 20 miles long and 6 miles wide, you can totally see it all in two days. Of course that doesn’t…
Did you know that you can fly from Boston, New York and Baltimore to the island of Martinique for as low as $69 each way? Yes, you read that correctly. I was already super pumped…
Puerto Rico is easy to fly to from the eastern half of the U.S. – and you don’t even need a passport to feel like you’ve ventured to a foreign land. The island’s capital and…
Casablanca is usually written off as a place to land at the airport and head directly for Morocco’s photogenic destinations like Marrakech, Fes, Chefchaouen, the Sahara, or the Atlas Mountains. The city is almost stuck…
San Antonio definitely shares some hipster vibes with nearby Austin, but the south-central Texas city known for the Alamo and its River Walk has its own unique personality that’s steeped in history, a craft cocktail…
Solo female travel in Marrakech, Morocco might sound intimidating, but I think it’s the ideal destination for three reasons: it’s safe (violent crimes against tourists are rare in Morocco), the nightlife is either ridiculously expensive or nonexistent…
The Hudson Valley and its picturesque towns are a short Metro North ride away for NYC residents, and a two to five hour drive for those living in New England. While the landscape views alone…