In Cozumel, Mexico, a visit to the Mayan Bee Sanctuary provides an interesting experience learning about the local bees, the Mayan traditions and local honey.
Palisade Colorado is the peach capital of the west, and also a fun small town with great dining, wineries and a new 32-mile downhill mountain bike trail.
Florida’s Space Coast is one of the top places in the world to experience a phenomenon called Bioluminescence. This spectacular light show emanates from living organisms.
Gamsutl, in the rugged mountains of Dagestan, is located in the south of the former Soviet Republic. Hiking mountains in Gamsutl, visiting Makhachkala and Gunib.
Locally known as “Boka”, the Bay of Kotor is a submerged river canyon forming a unique Balkanic scenario.
Dave Seminara’s new book, Mad Travel, tells the stories of the men who compete to visit the most countries, country collecting islands, nations and cities.
Brattleboro is a small town located in Vermont, and is the essence of nature, music, the arts, and fun!
Philadelphia’s massive flower show, the oldest in the U.S., returns to the city, a tour of wineries, historic sites, museums and the flower show in Philly.
Exploring New York’s Finger Lakes, a guide to Seneca Lake, Watkins Glen, Ithaca, museums in Hammondsport with lodging and dining information.
Sedona Arizona is a special place and to some, the high desert town has a total of seven vortexes, energy centers of the Earth.
An Atlas of Extinct Countries is an atlas of 48 nations that fell off the map. This excerpt is about The Free State of Bottleneck and the Republic of Vemerana.
Savor breathtaking views of the Alps on this great, historic line that takes you from Italy to France.
Brooklyn Heights, New York City’s original suburbs, is a rich, leafy and fascinating neighborhood that’s worth exploring.
Indianapolis, known as Naptown, has so many interesting attractions alongside the famous race track, The Garage, the canals, and Children’s Museum.