Harmony of the Seas – the newest Royal Caribbean Oasis class vessel and the largest cruise at the moment (by 30 cm apparently) – how could you not refer to this as a floating city! A lot of information can already be found online describing this boat. It has countless restaurants, services and activities. Below … More Harmony of the Seas – Floating City
Nerja is a small town in the south coast of Spain in the area of Costa del Sol. It is less than one hour drive from the port of Malaga. While in Nerja, I visited 2 of it’s famous sites. El balcon – El balcon is an open area in Nerja and rightfully deserves … More Up & Down in Nerja
Santiago de Compostale is an hour drive from the port of Vigo. Located in the Galician area of Spain, north west, it is famous prilgrimmage destination as the site of the tomb of St. James. There’s a lot of history and religion surrounding this Old Town. People travel to this holy site by foot. To … More Camino de Santiago
This past Easter weekend, I decided to go to the Toronto Zoo to try and see ALL the new babies. If you didn’t know, there are a few new additions to the zoo – baby pandas, white lions, polar bear and rhino. With my bag packed with sandwiches, snacks, water and some winter gear, I … More Toronto Zoo – Quest for Babies
The Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory is located about an hour drive from Toronto. There is an admission fee but currently there is a coupon in the Ontario Attractions website. Just print it out a save a few dollars. In the conservatory, there is a small exhibition area displaying types of butterflies, moths and other insects. Then, … More Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory
Grouse Mountain is in North Vancouver just across the Vancouver Harbour. From downtown Vancouver, I can point out it’s peak where if you look closely you can see the radio tower. To get to the peak of Grouse Mountain, you can be adventurous and hike up OR you can be brave and take the … More Vancouver Adventure – Grouse Mountain
In Manhattan, everything is so tall and looming – you can feel so tiny walking down the streets. Change your perspective of the city by going above it! I went to 2 observation decks during my visit to Manhattan (I actually went to both on the same day) and here are my findings: Top of … More Manhattan Adventures – Top of the Rock VS Empire State
The badlands is a striking formation in Caledon, Ontario. This patch of earth is red in colour and stretches out in the form of waves. After some research, I’ve learned that, this is not natural. It is actually the result of humans or “poor farming practices” which led to the erosion of the soil and … More Cheltenham Badlands
The High Line is an outdoor park that was created by re-purposing the old New York Central Railroad. It stretches from Gansevoort Street, through the Meatpacking district up to 34th Street. The urban park is a beautiful merge of the industrial with the natural. You are surrounded by greenery while walking along the old and … More Manhattan Adventure – High Line
Who knew that Niagara Falls isn’t the only waterfall in Ontario? Just an hour from Toronto – in Hamilton – you can find a number of waterfalls big or small. The good thing is that they are all situated in and around the city so in a day, you can definitely see more than one … More Hamilton (Oasis), Ontario
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