Havasupai trail is nothing short of magical with 5 turquoise blue waterfalls hidden between canyons, including Havasu Falls. The hike is no walk in the park so you better pack light! Here's what you need for the perfect camping trip in Havasupai.

If you’re reading this, then you know what’s at stake. A chance to see the dessert oasis that sits in the middle of the Grand Canyon. Havasu Falls is the most talked about waterfall which is actually just one of five in the area. The aquamarine waters flow...

The Grand Canyon in Arizona is one of the seven wonders of the world, but hidden within the canyons are unbelievable aquamarine waterfalls on the Havasupai Indian Reservation. This hidden gem is reachable by a 10 mile hike and it is tough with a backpack....

Driving up to the North Shore of Oahu is a beautiful journey of its own. Green hills scattered all around us and turquoise waters running to the horizon made t

Our visit to Japan wouldn't be complete without a stay in a ryokan, a Japanese style hotel inn. We stayed at Fuji Kawaguchiko Onsen Konansou.  Ryokans are much more than just a place to stay and offers a traditional experience with a room with tatami...

Our travels through Japan was an amazing experience and we encountered many surprising customs that you wouldn't notice unless you experienced them for yourself. Don't expect anyone to speak English in Japan, so have your offline translator handy a...

When traveling we definitely like to try unique foods that are considered a specialty in the area. Sushi of course comes to mind when travelling to Japan. Sushi Dai

12 days in a van?!? Where will we go to the washroom? How will we shower? Will we not die of hypothermia?? How will we eat?? These were a few of the questions running through our heads when we decided that we should do a road trip around Iceland. These que...

The name alone "Iceland" is enough to ward off most tourist but it's not as cold as you would think because of the warm gulf stream. The average temperature in winter is 0 °C (32 °F) in the south and −10 °C (14 °F). Here's why more & more...

One of our top reasons for visiting Iceland in winter was to see the crystal ice caves in Vatnajökull - the largest glacier in Europe. There is a short season for seeing the ice caves, which is from November to March. Outside of this window, it may not be...

Iceland is often called "The Land of Fire & Ice" so our trip would've not been complete without climbing one of its glaciers. Over 10% of Iceland is covered by beautiful turquoise blue glaciers.

It's nearly on everyone's check list when visiting Iceland. The Blue Lagoon is arguably the most popular tourist hotspot in Iceland with over 900 thousand visit