by Caroline Bergeron It’s the Rolex that my husband noticed first, on the arm of a young 20-something man, sitting at a table perched at the top of a cobbled stairway on Triq San Gwan, in Valletta. A “Pepsi bezel” GMT-Master II, to be exact. Of course, I didn’t know that at the time, but my husband did not fail to point it out. And … Continue reading Malta: A Room with a View
When you are in Banff and Jasper, you will be immediately struck with the impression that it could take a lifetime to take it all in—and you would be right. My wife and I spent seven days there in July, and we were simply overwhelmed by the possibilities. If you wish to maximize your experience, we have outlined 7 different offerings that run the gamut of summer outdoor activities. We promise that you will not be disappointed. Continue reading 7 Essentials: Banff and Jasper
Roughly the size of Newfoundland, and with just over half its inhabitants, Iceland is Europe’s most sparsely populated nation. This makes it a nature lover’s dream of lava fields, glacial mountains, tumultuous rivers, slumbering volcanoes, and thunderous waterfalls. Deluxe adventures in a tiny package. And while the interior highlands of this far-flung island remain inhospitable and uninhabited, many of the nation’s natural wonders are only a road trip and a stone’s throw away. Continue reading Little Land of Giants: 7-Day Ring Road Trip in Iceland
