Antigua, Guatemala Once the Spanish capital of Central America for 200 years until mostly destroyed by a giant earthquake in 1773, Antigua has been beautifully restored and today is thriving and full of energy. For foodies, coffee aficionados, and architectural … Continued
From the Santiago port we were lead to this year’s Moximon shrine… In the southwestern highlands of Guatemala, the Mayan community of Santiago Atitlan celebrates the deity named Moximon. Each year the deity is moved to another home in the … Continued
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala This incredible freshwater lake in southwestern Guatemala is becoming world famous for postcard good looks. Surrounded by picturesque volcanos and dotted with Mayan villages, this place serves up heaping portions of relaxation, adventure, and culture, all in … Continued
Tulum, Mexico This sleepy beach and jungle village on Mexico’s Caribbean Coast is famous for the 700-year-old Mayan ruins that tower over turquoise seas and white sands below. Today Tulum has become an international destination for those that love beautiful … Continued
Venice, Italy There is perhaps no city in the world quite like Venice, Italy. With 177 canals and 477 bridges, Venice is literally a city upon the water. In turn, it’s typical to move around via water bus or even … Continued
Oban, Scotland In the summer months, this sleepy fishing village on Scotland’s west coast comes alive as the population can explode to over 20,000. And with travel mag centerfold good looks, easy access to the region’s wealth of beautiful islands … Continued
Treviso, Italy Relatively untouched by the throngs of tourists from nearby Venice, Treviso is an unspoiled, traditional Italian city. With fresco-painted medieval buildings, deep blue waterways, and countless local artisans, Treviso is a place to slow down and really absorb … Continued
Edinburgh, Scotland Edinburgh claims more UNESCO World Heritage buildings than any city, has an enormous medieval castle built on an extinct volcano and is the home to the world’s first fire service. This city is also the world’s #1 festival … Continued
Sifnos, Greece Known for a vibrant foodie scene and traditional pottery, the beautiful little island is only 35 square miles and is home to less than 3,000 residents. This is truly a place to sit back, relax, and unwind. Let’s … Continued
Rome, Italy Ancient Rome “wasn’t built in a day”, but it was eight times more populated than modern-day New York and covered over 580 square miles. The Eternal City was founded in 753 BC by Romulus and is today the … Continued
Phuket, Thailand Thailand’s largest island (pronounced “Poo Ket”) is roughly the size of Singapore, and is best known for some of the most beautiful beaches and craziest nightlife in SE Asia. Welcome to the Pearl of the South. Let’s visit … Continued
The Lard Yai Sunday Walking Market Weird Food Challenge #3 from Phuket Town, Thailand On Episode #3 of Weird Food Challenge, things get serious at the Lard Yai Sunday Walking Market, when Josh and Krissy start eating fried insects, including … Continued
Dublin, Ireland This Capital city founded by Vikings covers 44.5 square miles and is home to 666 licensed pubs. And with a legal drinking age of 18, no wonder why 50% of the residents are under age 25! Dublin is … Continued
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam A city of many names, many also call it Saigon, Prey Nokor or just HCMC, for short. This largest city of Vietnam was once colonized by France but has deep Khmer roots. Today Ho Chi … Continued
Penang, Malaysia This birthplace of shoe designer Jimmy Choo is known for being THE “Food Paradise” of Malaysia. Penang is home to one of the largest Buddhist temples in all of SE Asia(Kek Lok Si), and like many other islands … Continued
Florence, Italy An astounding one-third of the world’s art treasures exist in this 40-square mile capital of Tuscany. Florence was the first city in Europe to have paved streets and they were walked by legends. Did we mention that Da … Continued
Dubrovnik, Croatia Dating back to the 7th century, this UNESCO-certified city covers just 8.24 square miles and the Old City is surrounded by 1.2 miles of walls. During the building of the Minceta Tower in 1464, there was a short … Continued
Bangkok, Thailand The traditional Thai name of Bangkok is “Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Yuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit”!!! Now that’s gotta be a Guinness record! This is the … Continued
Athens, Greece Dating back to 3000BC, Athens is the birthplace of democracy AND the Olympics. This is your place for food and history. Some of the olive trees planted in the 1200’s are even still producing olives. One of the … Continued
Amalfi Coast, Italy This breathtaking stretch of Italian shoreline has become famous as the backdrop of countless Hollywood films. Upon first look, there’s no wonder the region has become the stuff of legends. Brightly painted fishing villages are stacked neatly … Continued
