Sunset on the Dnipro Embankment in Kiev, Ukraine

Sunset on the Dnipro Embankment in Kiev, Ukraine

by on July 9, 2017 in Guest Post, Sunset Sunday

A Sunset Sunday guest post by Alyssa from her summer adventures in the Ukraine. Enjoy. Happy Sunset Sunday. The sunset, this natural phenomenon, is a memorable moment and marks the end of the day. At this point, we are often thinking about what we accomplished, what tasks we managed to do and what we need […]

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How to Organize the Perfect Active Vacation

How to Organize the Perfect Active Vacation

by on July 8, 2017 in Featured, Guest Post

There are various recent studies which show the importance of active relaxation to our brains. Creating more new, fun experiences means you’ll return to work feeling happier, rested and more fulfilled. So here is our advice on how to organize the perfect active vacation. Packing Make sure you get all the important stuff that you […]

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Three Must Pack Essential Oils for the Road

Three Must Pack Essential Oils for the Road

by on June 26, 2017 in Guest Post, Product Review

Recent events have led to me to become more diligent about my health. I am well, but I am discovering alternative methods for helping myself stay healthy on the road (and in life). This path has led me to a wealth of information. One rewarding find is the use of essential oils. I started using […]

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Celebrating the Sunset on St Mary Lake inside Glacier National Park, Montana

Celebrating the Sunset on St Mary Lake inside Glacier National Park, Montana

by on June 4, 2017 in Guest Post, National Park Travel, Sunset Sunday

This is definitely an interesting way to celebrate the sunset. For this Sunset Sunday we return to Montana and discover ha tale of a sunset celebration from Glacier National Park. Thanks for sharing the memory with us Joshua. We waited for the sunset moment and knew St. Mary Lake and Wild Goose Island in Glacier […]

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Packing Cubes, Passport Covers and Excursion Money Belts

Packing Cubes, Passport Covers and Excursion Money Belts

by on May 31, 2017 in Product Review

During two recent cruise sailings, a return to Fathom Travel for a social impact travel adventure that included my first ever stop in Cuba in  Santiago de Cuba and the other a six night Western Caribbean adventure on board the Carnival Cruise Line flagship Carnival Vista, I utilized a few travel related products for the […]

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Soaking up Sanitago de Cuba; Staying Adventurous episode 23

Soaking up Sanitago de Cuba; Staying Adventurous episode 23

by on May 25, 2017 in Podcast Show Notes

Cuba culture is just outside my doorstep in the Florida Keys, but the island just a few miles south seemed more like oceans away until recent travel restrictions changed and the gates started opening. I didn’t make plans to visit Cuba, but was glad it was on my itinerary on a return sail with Fathom […]

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10 First Impressions, 8 Travel Tips from 7 hours in Santiago de Cuba

10 First Impressions, 8 Travel Tips from 7 hours in Santiago de Cuba

by on May 23, 2017 in Cruise Travel, Destination, Reflection

Let’s play word association. Ready, “Cuba” Ok, what came to mind? Now how about if I said “Santiago de Cuba?”  Wait, where?  I suspect many of you thought of rum, cigars, coffee, classic cars and Castro when playing word association. But when I said Santiago de Cuba? Do you even know the name of a […]

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Three Beaches to Visit in Spain this Summer

Three Beaches to Visit in Spain this Summer

by on May 10, 2017 in Beach

Most times, when we think of destinations we want to visit, the thoughts center on new places. Yet, and maybe particularly with beaches, we often find ourselves returning to very beaches (places) we love. Although I look forward to new adventures in Spain, I certainly want to return to the beaches I love when traveling […]

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