The Malecón in San Felipe offers sweeping views of the Sea of Cortez and desert mountain coastline. Miles of rugged desert stretches between the bustling tourist towns of the Baja peninsula's northern Pacific coast and the glamorous resorts of Cabo to the south. In between, the isolated pueblos along cactus lined highways spanning the 800 … Continue reading Baja Bound- San Felipe Road Trip
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How to Spend a Day in San Francisco’s Mission District
Murals of the Mission District's annual Carnaval celebration adorn homes behind a food truck serving up traditional street tacos. The Mission District of San Francisco can be a refreshing contrast to the touristy areas of Fishermen's Warf and Union Square or the swanky SOMA and Financial Districts. Here you will find a vibrant, down to … Continue reading How to Spend a Day in San Francisco’s Mission District
America’s Underrated Cities: Reno Edition
Vegas may get all the hype, but its smaller, hipper, greener neighbor to the north is well worth a visit. Reno lives up to its nickname of the Biggest Little City in the World. It's a large enough city to have a little bit of everything while still maintaining a small town feel. Reno is … Continue reading America’s Underrated Cities: Reno Edition
Is Mexico Safe?
Every time I visit Mexico someone asks, "Is it safe?" While my mom has long ago stopped fretting every time I cross the border, plenty of others, from co-workers to my chiropractor, are concerned for my safety. There are so many reasons to visit Mexico, including rich cultural traditions, mouth-watering food, and cheap and easily … Continue reading Is Mexico Safe?
Take the first step
“If I’m an advocate for anything, it’s to move. As far as you can, as much as you can. Across the ocean, or simply across the river. Walk in someone else’s shoes or at least eat their food. It’s a plus for everybody.” – Anthony Bourdain
Travel En Vivo 