Where to Stay in Glacier National Park

Where to Stay in Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park is probably Montana’s biggest attraction, but its magic isn’t a mystery. With over 700 miles of trails, countless vibrant blue lakes, and awe-inspiring glaciers, it’s no wonder nearly 3 million people visit each year, including us. Also known as the “Crown of the Continent,” we love Glacier’s breathtaking scenery and vast, peaceful…

11 Best Boutique Hotels in South Lake Tahoe

11 Best Boutique Hotels in South Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. However, no matter how much we love the outdoors, sometimes we also want a getaway that blends adventure with comfort. If you feel the same way, the following boutique hotels in South Lake Tahoe offer the perfect solution. These intimate properties boast unique designs, personalized service, and…

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Playa del Carmen

Top 11 Gay Friendly Hotels In Playa del Carmen

A veritable treasure trove of marine life and coral reefs sitting beneath glistening turquoise waters. Verdant jungles spilling onto sugar-fine white sand beaches. And to sit beside idyllic palm-fringed infinity pools overlooking the azure Caribbean Sea — Playa del Carmen is one unique Riviera Maya gem with lots to explore. That’s one of the reasons why…

11 Best Lake Tahoe Resorts for Families

11 Best Lake Tahoe Resorts for Families

Who doesn’t love Lake Tahoe? It’s a fantastic destination, especially for families. With its stunning alpine scenery, crystal-clear waters, and abundance of outdoor activities, we’re not surprised if you don’t want to leave this place. A playground for outdoor enthusiasts like us; we love the fact that we can always swim, kayak, and paddleboard on…

11 Most Expensive Hotels in Cabo

11 Most Expensive Hotels in Cabo

When you’d hear “Cabo” decades ago, it would mean buckets of Corona, tequila incidents, and all-night discos. However, Cabo has grown up and is now known for its impeccable service, delicious cuisine, and the sun, sand, and sea. Aside from the fact that it has an enviable location on the tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, Cabo…

101 Guide: Drive From LA to Yosemite National Park

101 Guide: Drive From LA to Yosemite National Park

Surfboards leaning against the fences, glittering white sand beaches, palm tree-lined streets. It’s the classic images of coastal California that popped up in our heads when we decided to drive from LA to Yosemite National Park. However, when we drove from the Mojave desert landscapes of Los Angeles and along the western coast, we discovered…