A Panama Rafting Adventure By Martin Li My whitewater rafting career is almost an hour old. So far so good. We paddle our way confidently towards the Bajo Mendez rapids which, to the untrained eye, look no different from any […]
Washington, DC: Rhonda Bidart describes the many interesting exhibits at the sixteen museums that make up the Smithsonian Institution.
Healdsburg, a wine-lovers mecca that is surrounded by vineyards in the heart of the California Wine country of Napa Valley.
The author describes a visit to Mami Camilla’s cooking school in Italy, taking field trips with the chef for olive oil, pasta and herbs, cooking octopus.
A South African Photo Safari By Kent E St. John GoNOMAD Senior Travel Editor The Big Five may sound like a sporting event in the in the U.S. but in South Africa it is all about game, live game. Big […]
Dotted with citrus groves, overlooking the turquoise seas, Polis is the least developed beach resort in the South of Cyprus.
By Marie Javins Why Go There? Queenstown, New Zealand, is synonymous with adventure sports — jet boating began here in the 60’s, and commercial bungy jumping was invented here. But Queenstown attracted tourists long before AJ Hackett first bungied from […]
Tom Brown’s NJ-based Tracking School brings out the Native American in all of us By Bruce Northam New Jersey is probably the last place you’d hunt for a wilderness survival school. However, Tom Brown, Jr.’s Tracker School in western New […]
Teahouses, baths and Baroque By Kent E. St. John Senior Travel Editor Sultry Budapest is filled with secrets. While it is beautiful to the eye, it is the unexpected that captures the heart. Unmarked doors lead down into busy bars […]
Moon Handbooks–Nicaragua a review and excerpt from the book by Joshua Berman and Randy Wood, about the tastes of Nicaraguan rum and the colonial city of…
It’s Not How You Go, but Where! An Excerpt from The World’s Cheapest Destinations:21 Countries where your dollars are worth a fortune, world’s cheapest tourist destinations
A guide to traveling and backpacking in Ethiopia: Where to Eat, where to stay, how to get around and how to stay safe, ethiopia backpacking
First, You Shave Your Head Geri Larkin’s spiritual pilgrimage through Korea’s Buddhist Mountain Monasteries following the Buddhist traditions.
GoNOMAD Senior Travel Editor Kent E. St. John visits Jerusalem and shares travel tips about the sites in this historic city in the Mideast.