Since moving to the city, I’ve visited some of the most popular attractions, but it’s the unusual, off the beaten path (or maybe hidden right in the heart of the city!) sights that seem to be the most memorable. If you’re a local or planning to visit, consider giving some support to these lesser-known places. […]
Category Archives: From My View
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Jul
Jul
Why you should still travel to Greece without a significant other! The Bad When you’re walking through the maze of streets in Santorini or Mykonos, you’ll have to side step the girls in flowing skirts posing for their Instagram husbands. For resorts, hotels or spas, almost 100% of offers are targeted for couples. A sailboat cruise […]
24
Jul
Jul
What you must do and what to skip in Santorini! Let’s start with the must-do list: Sunsets from different views. The sunsets are worth the hype but you should see them from various viewpoints: in my opinion at least one in Fira, one in Oia and one on a sunset cruise! Get on a yacht/cruise/sailboat […]
29
Jun
Jun
Newport, Rhode Island, is a seaside destination with charming sights and a glamorous history. It’s no wonder that it has become the go-to destination for celebrations. If you’re considering a bachelor or bachelorette party here, check out the below pros/cons, as well as tips and suggestions! Pros of a Bachelorette in Newport Food – there’s […]
24
Jun
Jun
The best part about being single is going on dates sharing the stories after the dates. New York City has a population of 53% singles, and of that women make up 53%. The pool is larger and men and women stay single longer, but it’s also part of the “there’s always something better out there” […]
10
May
May
What to Expect and How to Plan for the 4-Day Salkantay Hike with Salkantay Trekking If you’re trying to decide whether to do the Salkantay Trek, I can tell you that it is grueling and the attitude is no joke, but it is magnificent, rewarding and every view is a postcard snapshot. Because of Covid, […]
06
Dec
Dec
Good Stocking Stuffers that travelers and adventurers want and actually need! Mask holder: store your masks in a pouch or case for easy access and to keep them clean. Phone mount and charger for your car: because road trips are the new ideal way to travel. Buy one that can do both so you can […]
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Jul
Jul
Take advantage of the lack of crowds and tourists and head to these spots this summer: Hudson River ParkBetween the West Side Highway and Hudson River lies the Hudson River Park. This 4+ mile riverfront park includes bike lanes, piers, gardens and is chock full of beautiful landscapes and new areas to explore. Though the pathway […]
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Jun
Jun
Curious what goes on in NYC during corona times? I learned first hand what is open, closed, ambiguous and inspiring when I moved to the city. A (somewhat optimistic) look during Phase One and Two of reopening is below: Now is the time to stroll or bike the streets of NYC. With lack of tourists, […]
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May
May
A resort playground and ritzy camping experience Dunton Hot Springs is one of the most unique settings I have ever been in. Dunton is a former mining town turned ghost town transformed incredible resort. Below is information on staying at the camp and what it’s like during a wedding. Click here for a long weekend […]