If you’re looking for one of the most beautiful historic neighborhoods in Texas, the King William Historic District in San Antonio deserves a spot on your itinerary. Just south of downtown and close to the San Antonio River Walk, this neighborhood is filled with restored mansions, tree-lined streets, beautiful gardens, local restaurants, and some of … Read more
Ever since I was a child growing up in Guatemala I have been visiting my aunt and cousins in the Washington D.C area and I had gone to the Luray Caverns many times. As we planned our trip to Washington D.C. with my own children going to the Luray Caverns in Virginia was one of the … Read more
The St. Johns River is the longest river in Florida, spaning 310 miles it winds it’s way through twelve counties. Often described as “lazy” the St Johns river has a flow rate of only 0.3 mph. Brimming with wildlife and natural beauty there is no better way to discover it’s secrets than traveling along this … Read more
If you’re planning a trip to Key West from Southwest Florida, let me tell you, driving isn’t your only option, and it’s definitely not always the best one. On one of our recent visits to the Florida Keys, we decided to skip the long drive down the Overseas Highway and try something different: the Key … Read more
The Hyatt Key West Resort and Spa is the perfect Oceanside retreat for an unforgettable getaway with your loved one. The hotel offers gorgeous views of the Gulf of Mexico and as we found out it’s the ideal destination to unwind and reconnect with your better half. My husband and I had been planning this … Read more
I’ve wanted to visit Savannah ever since I was in college studying architecture. As I saw pictures of this beautiful city I was instantly attracted to it for it’s history, it’s architecture and it’s southern charm. But as we planned a family road trip this past summer I knew my kids where not going to … Read more
I recently had the opportunity to attend the 2014 LATISM conference as a Top Bloguera. During the conference I had the honor of listening to Susana Tubert, creative director at Disney , who talked about her career and her passion for theater and the Latino culture. Susan is responsible for creating ¡Viva Navidad! at Disney California … Read more
On a recent visit to New England we decided to take a drive to see the White Mountains and headed for Franconia Notch State Park. It was early spring and the foliage was beautiful, as we got closer and the white mountains came into view, with their snow capped peaks it was truly breath taking. … Read more
New Smyrna Beach remains an unspoiled gem where blue skies meet over 13 miles of white sand and it’s no wonder that it has consistently been voted one of the “Best Beaches” in Florida. Well know for it’s great surfing New Smyrna boasts a range of activities and attractions suitable for the whole family, with lots … Read more
We where invited to visit St Agustine by Florida’s Historic Coast as part of press trip, however all opinions are sincere and are my own. #ViajaSanAgustin Saint Augustine is the oldest city in the US. By the time the first English settlement in the New World was established St Augustine has been a thriving coastal town for 40 … Read more
