Any time is a good time to visit Lisbon. Ideally positioned at the western end of the Iberian peninsula on the Atlantic Sea and by the Tagus River, Lisbon offers plenty of sunshine. In fact, the sun shines on an average of 290 days per year. The temperature during the coldest month barely drops below 50 degrees Fahrenheit and during the hottest month, ... [Read more]
In 2017, CN Traveler listed Lake Atitlan as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Set in the highlands, at 5,100 feet above sea level, surrounded by three majestic volcanoes and authentic Mayan villages, Lake Atitlan is the top tourist destination in Guatemala. Panajachel, the gateway and famous lakeside town in Lake Atitlan is 86 miles ... [Read more]
Sao Paulo is the largest city in Brazil and South America. 11 million people of diverse cultures live in this sprawling city making Sao Paulo one of the most fascinating and international cities in the Southern Hemisphere. Sitting at a latitude of 23° 32' 0" S / 46° 37' 0" W, Sao Paulo is similar to Brisbane Australia which is at 27° 30' 0" S / ... [Read more]
While other Balkans destinations are trying hard to attract more tourists, Dubrovnik has almost too many. This restored medieval city perched on a peninsula that juts out to the shimmering greens and blues of the Adriatic Sea lives up to its nickname - Pearl of the Adriatic. Dubrovnik remains a feast for the senses, boasting of an old town with ... [Read more]
You would think bringing a set of walkie talkies sounds old fashion in this era of smartphones and free Wi-Fi. However, most cruise ships are still not providing free Wi-Fi onboard. You’ll have to pay a fee to get connected. Even if you pay, you’ll get slow and inconsistent internet. As for phone signal, there’s none at sea. If there is, you may ... [Read more]
