In the summer of 2026, my wife, teenage son, and I spent 4 days in the awesome island of Grenada in the Caribbean. This small nation is a perfect place for a family looking for some unique experiences among tropical beauty. You can relax on gorgeous beaches, hike tropical mountains, and see and smell some of the best spices and […]
In the summer of 2026, my wife, teenage son, and I took an awesome vacation to Barbados in the Caribbean. Barbados may be small in size, but packs in so much to see and do. It’s got fantastic scenery unlike anywhere else in the Caribbean, amazing white sand beaches with perfect waters, a unique and vibrant local culture, lots of […]
⛰️Grindelwald: A Swiss Wonderland for Adventurers of All Ages In 2025, my wife, teenage son, and I took an awesome summer vacation to Central Europe. For the (almost) final chapter of our journey, we landed in the town of Grindelwald, Switzerland – and wow, what a way to wrap things up. Whether you’re a solo adventurer, a couple, or a […]
🎵Salzburg: A Tapestry of History, Melody, and Alpine Vistas In 2025, my wife, teenage son, and I took an awesome summer vacation to Central Europe. We spent the middle part of our trip in Salzburg, Austria, a captivating city nestled on the edge of the Alps near the German border. Salzburg isn’t just one thing; it’s a city of four […]
🏰Exploring Prague: A City of Stories and Stone In 2025, my wife, teenage son, and I took an awesome summer vacation to Central Europe. We kicked off our trip in the enchanting city of Prague, a place that feels straight out of a storybook – medieval towers, cobbled lanes, and centuries-old bridges, all wrapped in a city that’s surprisingly easy […]
In the summer of 2023, my wife, 11 year old son, and I took an awesome vacation to Costa Rica. Rather than plan everything myself, I booked a fully guided group trip through National Geographic Family Expeditions – the Costa Rica Family Journey: From Rainforest to Coast. It’s branded as National Geographic Family Journeys, but the actual tour operators are […]