When most people imagine their honeymoon, they think of a tropical paradise where they can relax all day and don’t have to worry about anything at all. Josh and I also saw the appeal behind that kind of … Continue reading Hopkins, Belize
Before my first trip out of the country, traveling abroad was preceded with words such as “if I ever get to,” or “I wish I could go” and the topic always included a phrase about how it would be a “once in a … Continue reading What I Wish I Had Known
Some people who have been to Greece will say that Santorini is an island to skip. They claim it is too crowded with other tourists and not worth the visit. For me, Santorini was the picture perfect epitome of what … Continue reading Santorini, Greece
The Samarian Gorge hike in Crete….a hike on a Greek island? That sounds fantastic! My mind envisioned tropical plants and curious wildlife never before seen by Josh and I. I envisioned gorgeous blooming flowers of every color and flowing … Continue reading Samarian Gorge, Crete
Picture crystal blue waters, perfect sandy private beaches, water creatures you’ve never seen before, small town, welcoming feel, with beauty, delicious food, and heavenly wine everywhere you turn. That’s what Kefalonia was for me. We started our morning with breakfast … Continue reading Kefalonia, Greece
Oh Zakynthos, such a cool little island. It would have been even cooler with A) Less humans around or B) A mode of transportation to leave when we wanted to. We were tempted to add this to the itinerary for … Continue reading Zakynthos, Greece
We have moved on to the second half of our trip–Greece! I feel like Greece is everyone’s dream vacation spot…and for good reason! Lovely beaches, clear water, perfect weather, blue roofed buildings, Greek cuisine, you name it….it all sounds wonderful. … Continue reading Athens, Greece
First things first…Aija is a lifesaver. She discovered that we would not be able to make it to our bus stop in time to get to Stavanger from Kinsarvik so she picked us up and drove us 45 … Continue reading Stavanger, Norway
We discovered at Preikestolen while waiting on our bus that it was impossible to get to Lysebotn and back with public transportation in the time frame we needed to. The recommendation was to rent a car, so that’s what we … Continue reading Kjeragbolten, Norway
Originally I had tried to book 3 nights at the Tyssedal Hotel because I was worried about bad weather preventing us from being able to hike Trolltunga, but our reservation got mixed up and we were only booked for two … Continue reading Kinsarvik, Norway
