Out of all of the tours we took in Alaska, one stood out as being leaps and bounds better than the rest- and it wasn’t on our Alaska cruise or Denali!
Our favorite experience in Alaska was none other than the Kenai Fjord Tour that departed from Seward (a frequent embarking/disembarking port in Alaska about 2 1/2 hours south of Anchorage).
In this one, we wanted to share more about why that is.
When it comes to drinking, we absolutely love going to breweries. There is something amazing about seeing how local grains, hops, and other ingredients can combine with a bit of ingenuity to create something delicious. As such, when we travel we try and hit up as many breweries as possible. So when I took a … Read more
When we travel, we often hit many museums in order to learn more about the history of the region, notable figures or events, and more.
But every so often we’ll come across a museum that is so unique that we are absolutely blown away by it all and are left wondering why it took us so long to visit in the first place.
The Strong Museum of Play in Rochester, New York, is one of those museums, and if you find yourself in upstate New York you really need to make a detour to check this one out.
It will truly make you feel like a kid again!
The French Laundry in Yountville, CA, is a three-Michelin-starred restaurant that is notoriously hard to get a reservation for. Because we love food and love experiencing travel destinations via food, we knew we had to at least try to get a French Laundry reservation on our recent trip to check out Sonoma and Napa Valley wineries.
We ended up being successful, so we wanted to share our tips for landing a coveted spot, as well as a general review of the meal and experience.
The hype around getting reservations for The French Laundry is pretty intense. But we found that if you understand the process, can plan far in advance, and are somewhat flexible in your dining date and time, a reservation is fairly easily attainable.