So for my last country in the Caribbean I decided to check out my first Club Med. The Club Med Turkoise had been highly recommended by several friends. In fact, I have two friends that actually met their future wives there. I certainly was not looking for wedded bliss or anything of the sort but […]
La Republica Dominicana
The island of Hispaniola is the second largest island in the Caribbean behind only Cuba. The island is one of only two islands in the Caribbean broken up into different countries or administrative regions-the other is St. Martin/St. Maarten. Hispaniola is of course made up of Haiti and its much larger neighbor, the Dominican Republic. […]
24 Hours in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti
After a warm up night of Creole food and voodoo in the French Quarter of New Orleans because of a forced layover we made our way down to Port-Au-Prince (PAP), Haiti after an American Airlines connection in Miami. At the International airport in PAP, we were greeted by the usual Caribbean steel drum band except […]
Asleep in Lesotho
Driving in Africa is always an adventure. You never know what you are going to run into. Whether its drunk drivers, crazy minibuses or animals hogging the street, you are always in for something memorable. This was the case for my buddy Mike and I as we drove through the lovely country of Lesotho (pronounced […]
Bull Run
I think that every traveler has a little bit of Hemingway in them. His writings are equally inspiring and interesting. My favorite Hemingway book is The Sun Also Rises. Of course, this brings our hero to Pamplona, Spain for the Fiesta de San Fermin, which is more commonly recognized as the running of the bulls. […]
Top 5-Beaches in Asia
1. White Beach on Boracay, Philippines which may be my favorite anywhere in the world. Also, the picture in the upper right hand corner of my site is White Beach at sunset. A truly amazing place to be and an awesome beach.
Top 5-Beaches in the Americas
1. Playa Anakena on Easter Island, Chile
A Quick Update
I know I haven’t been posting much lately but I have been extremely busy. I have been spending most of my time planning my winter trip to Central and Southern Africa along with the Indian Ocean nations; which has been a total nightmare with flights, logistics, visas, costs, etc. Additionally, I have been away the […]
Beating Jet Lag
Jet lag sucks. It does…and it’s difficult to avoid but there are ways that I have found to make it a little easier-sometimes. Jet lag also comes down to where you go or better yet which direction you fly in my opinion. For instance, when I fly east from New York to Europe I get […]