3 Useful Items for the Adventure Traveler
by Craig Zabransky on January 9, 2013 in Product Review
I wanted to share my thoughts on three products I used last year. I’d recommend all three for any adventure traveler. Clothing Arts P-Cubed Adventure Pants After attending the most recent Meet, Plan, Go event in New York, I once again met up with Adam to discuss his Clothing Arts company. As a three time […]
Troyan: A Bulgarian Hideaway
by stayadventurous on January 8, 2013 in Destination, Featured, Guest Post
Troyan is known to many as Bulgarian’s “favorite little city.” The town is situated approximately two-and-a-half hours drive east of the country’s capital, Sofia which places it right in the center of Bulgaria itself. Nestled in the shadows of the Balkan Stara Planina mountain range, the air is clear and the views from Troyan up […]
Sunset Sunday – Near South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
by stayadventurous on January 6, 2013 in Guest Post, Sunset Sunday
I asked my friend Sherry if the sun even sets in Antarctica when I noticed her Facebook post from the seventh continent a few weeks back. And now she has supplied the answer in a guest post for Sunset Sunday Series. Enjoy her story from celebrating the “sunset” near the South Shetland Islands. Sherry: The […]
A Personal Island Tour takes me to Daaibooi Beach, Curacao
by Craig Zabransky on January 3, 2013 in Beach, Cruise Travel
The ms Zuiderdam docked in Willemstad, Curacao and I disembarked the cruise ship with no official excursion plans. I planned to meet my friend. Ichieron and I worked together in Mexico City and now I was visiting his native island. He told me he’d be waiting by the ship; he was. After a morning beer […]
Sunset Sunday – Looking back at the Sunsets of 2012
by Craig Zabransky on December 30, 2012 in Reflection, Sunset Sunday
A Lovely Beach in Key Largo, Florida Keys
by Craig Zabransky on December 27, 2012 in Beach
For those who don’t know the Florida Keys, they might picture idyllic beaches for leisure, but actually the Florida Keys are much more popular for boating, fishing, sailing, kayaking, snorkeling, scuba, and even jet-skiing on the water. It doesn’t offer too many beaches. But even with this dearth of beaches, visitors can find a few […]
Sunset Sunday – A Tulum Sunrise for the New Era in the Mayan World
by Craig Zabransky on December 23, 2012 in Mexico Travel, Sunset Sunday
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