Located 40 minutes from Los Cabos International Airport, Marina Fiesta is in the thick of downtown Cabo San Lucas on the harbor. The resort features 150 suites that are bigger than the average hotel room. All have a full kitchen or kitchenette, and all have a patio or balcony. An impressive 80 percent of the suites also sport a marina view. Read more HERE.
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If you’re looking for quick getaway, think Carmel. Just a couple hours in the car from San Francisco and you can play in the sand, do some serious shopping and drink good wine. But where should you stay? Carmel is chock full of great options for every taste. Read more HERE. Continue reading Five Cool and Comfy Carmel, CA Hotels
Visit the Bay Area’s Most Beautiful Lighthouses
Lighthouses may have originally been designed to guide sailors, but these historic relics also serve as gorgeous beacons for a vista-filled roadtrip around the Bay Area. Read more HERE.
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Just 25 miles from the city of Fairbanks, Borealis Basecamp is not a destination, it is an experience. Here on 100 acres of pristine boreal forest, outside and inside blend together in transparent swirls of light and dark within the Alaska wilderness. View the aurora borealis from a modern geodesic dome, explore the rugged landscape, and understand the allure of the far north. Continue reading Sunset Sunday in Borealis Basecamp, Fairbanks, Alaska
So much to do, so little time. A trip to the San Francisco Bay area isn’t just a vacation, it’s an adventure. Read the full story HERE.
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Being an early bird has advantages. Sunrise from a hip Tower Suite at Hotel Valley Ho in Scottsdale, Arizona.
One of the coolest features of this particular trailer (that isn’t shared by others), is that it has a huge side hatch that can open and allow you to enjoy nature from the comfort of the cabin bed. Read the review at HiConsuption HERE. Continue reading What I Want Saturday
We’re eating breakfast at a table topped with white linen, overlooking 3,200 acres of Ecuador’s Choco-Andean cloud forest. A colorful Choco toucan chirps in a nearby tree. “Nothing is impossible,” says our guide, Anderson, and I am inclined to believe him. Read more HERE.
