Pages Navigation Menu

BC Ferries: The Inside Passage

Posted by

The 240 mile Inside Passage Route between Prince Rupert and Port Hardy travels past soaring mountains, picturesque fjords, narrow channels, and remote islands.

Read More

Discovering Zürich, Switzerland — one morsel at a time

Posted by

We wanted to discover the essence of Zürich and found it one morsel at a time.

Read More

From Palm Trees to Glaciers: The Bernina Express

Posted by

As with each of our visits to Switzerland, we designed our trip around one of Switzerland’s scenic train rides. This time we chose the Bernina Express, the highest mountain railway in the Alps. The train maneuvers up mountains without the use of tooth-wheel mechanism, crossing the Alps and traveling through a spectacular landscape ranging from glaciers to palm trees. In 2008, the line between Thusis and Tirano was designated a World Heritage Site.

Read More

A guided vacation for independent travelers: Italy with Trafalgar

Posted by

…recently we had the opportunity to take a Trafalgar tour–something they now call “guided vacations”– with a slower pace and more freedom of choice–and decided to give it a shot. The trip began and ended in Rome and most of the time was spent in Tuscany–places we found hard to resist.

Read More

La Gaspésie: The Gaspé Peninsula

Posted by

Visitors are drawn by the natural beauty and rural charm of the Canada’s Gaspé Peninsula, la Gaspésie, on the eastern tip of the province. It runs along the south side of the St. Lawrence River out to the Gulf of St. Lawrence. It is mountainous in the middle with most people living along the coast.

Read More

Pin It on Pinterest