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We wander for distraction, but we travel for fulfillment.

4 Tips For Making The Best Out Of a Road Trip

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So you’re thinking about going on a road trip and want to make sure it’s planned just right.  The great news is you’re in for a great adventure. Going on a road trip is a fantastic opportunity to experience freedom and spontaneity in ways that you may have never even dreamed of. [Read more…]

Originally posted on December 3, 2018 @ 8:21 am

3 Tips for Keeping Your Family Safe While Traveling

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While traveling with your whole family can be a fun adventure, it also means that you’re accepting a certain amount of risk for your family members. Especially for parents, this can cause you to feel a lot of stress about whether or not your children are safe at all times during your travels. Luckily, with a little planning and forethought, you can address a lot of safety issues you might be concerned with before you even start your trip. To help you do this, here are three tips for keeping your family safe while traveling. [Read more…]

Originally posted on August 10, 2018 @ 4:58 am

Top Tropical Travel Destinations While Vacationing In March

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March has a way of making you want to get away from the mundane rambling of life.  After the long progression of a grey winter, March gives way to a hint of life. It’s a great time to travel, and it’s an even better time to hit the beach.  

If you’re searching the world for your next tropical getaway, you’ve come to the right place.  Read through this brief summary of a few of the best tropical travel destinations while vacationing in the month of March.  

Bali, Indonesia

Visiting Bali should be on your list of things to do any time of the year, but it’s especially glorious during the month of March.  You’ll get better pricing and less crowded beaches. If you really yearn for privacy, visit Canggu.

You can secure a private villa in Canggu, Bali for you and whomever you see fit to bring along.  There’s a private pool as well if you just want to float around for a bit.  You’ll be hard-pressed to be stressed staying in this part of Indonesia.

Canary Islands, Spain

If you’re looking to escape the indecisive weather patterns of March, head to the Canary Islands.  One of Spain’s most traveled hotspots, the Canary Islands have great weather all year round. March brings about an average temperature in the low to mid seventies.  

The archipelago made up of the seven Canary Islands has four different national parks in the area.  You and your travel party can do much more than enjoy the shores. Travel inland to variate your experiences, and you won’t be disappointed.

Cancun, Mexico

Cancun, Mexico is one of the best places in the world to go have the time of your life in the month of March.  Spring break mecca that it is, Cancun offers a wide variety of different outdoor activities to explore during your visit.  

Snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, jet skiing, and even jetpacking are all available for the enjoyment of the public for a price.  When you’re done boosting your adrenaline, head to the ancient Mayan ruins in Tulum.

Grenada, Caribbean

Everyone loves the sound of the Caribbean, no matter what time of year.  Grenada, in particular, is known as the Island of Spice, and you can definitely spice up your life on this adventure.  The island offers the chance to go sailing, sport-fishing, snorkeling, and more.

Maui, Hawaii

Most islands of Hawaii are pretty perfect no matter what time of year you choose to visit, but Maui is the best of the best.  You can go kayaking, kitesurfing, and deep sea fishing while on your visit to the island.  

The culture and the food are also something to immerse yourself in as you explore.  Hawaii is a unique part of the United States, and it has the best snorkeling beaching around.  

Originally posted on February 27, 2019 @ 2:28 am

Smart Travel Advice To Create a Good Vacation Experience

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If you’re trying to have the best vacation experience possible, you need to start with the idea of following wise travel advice. Even though getting to a destination and being at a target place can be a fantastic experience in itself, the actual process of travel can be a nightmare if you’re not prepared.

So, before the vacation even begins, what are some things you should do to ensure the travel doesn’t become problematic? First of all, you should never drink and drive. Secondly, don’t rush and get angry while you’re on the move. Third, pack the least that you can. And fourth, stay flexible. Being too dogmatic about how you travel can mean frustration and anxiety instead of a sense of peace and ease.

Don’t Drink and Drive

The very smartest piece of advice that you can follow when it comes to traveling to your vacation spot is that you should not drink and drive. How terrible would it be to get a DUI on your way to your journey’s destination? If you get caught and your blood alcohol level is bad enough, your car could get impounded, and you can go to jail even. Was it worth it to drink before you took off for this kind of a consequence?

Don’t Rush and Get Angry

Being in a rush while heading out to vacation is no fun. Especially if you’re someone that deals with road rage issues, the last thing that you want to be is in a hurry as you’re driving. Do all of your preparations far enough in advance that there will be no need to move faster than is comfortable. If you have a deadline to be somewhere, give yourself even more time to get ready, get on the road, and travel at reasonable speeds.

Pack the Least You Can

When you are packing to go on vacation, put as little as possible in your luggage. Carry-ons are heavy, bulky, and many times you don’t end up using the things that you bring. Obviously, you need to make sure that anything involving health or safety is in your luggage, but as far as conveniences go, try to leave those behind. It’s very likely that you can buy anything that you need at your destination rather than trying to struggle to bring it, especially if it is inexpensive.

Stay Flexible

The most important thing when it comes to smart traveling to create good vacation experiences is that you want to stay flexible. If you’re too rigid about your decision-making processes, then it’s going to start the entire experience off on the wrong foot. Make sure you build in buffers for time, energy, and money, so that it is a relaxed experience rather than one that is full of unnecessary anxiety.

Originally posted on January 14, 2019 @ 8:57 am