Atacama and The Valley of the Moon in Chile
After a brief stay at the Ritz Carlton, the journey continued to Calama. The next day, they visited the lunar-like Valle de la Luna nearby.
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Wellness: Procreation Vacations: Ooh Baby!
by Megan Whiteaker Move over little blue pill and Dr. Drew, sea moss shakes and Procreation Vacations are in the house. Granted, sea moss shakes aren’t usually the cocktail of the day, but they are definitely the new go-to drink, in the Caribbean, to get things rockin’ ‘n’ rollin’ in the bedroom. Recently hotels and…
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Fav Fancy Food Show Beverages :: Part 3
1. Wild Hibiscus Flower These go beyond wild, when you place one of these edible flowers from Australia in the bottom of your flute, fill the glass with your favorite champagne, and add a smidgeon of the hot-pink hibiscus syrup. The bubbles cause the flower petals to slowly unfold which turns this cocktail into a…
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Climb Every Mountain: Visionary Alice Hiatt
Alice Hiatt is an extraordinary woman. One of the top three finalists of this year’s Diva Visionary contest, she is a humanitarian, mountain adventurer, educator and healer. This Visionary is all heart, and soul. Raised in southern California and originally a surfer chick, Alice’s early work as an acupressurist took her around the world on…
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Hotel Review: Luxor, Egypt: Sonesta St. George Hotel Luxor
The Sonesta St. George Hotel Luxor offers luxury accommodations, close to historic sites, and favorable pricing from September to November.
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Hotel Review: Patagonia, Argentina: Llao Llao Hotel and Resort
Location and how to get there: Llao Llao Hotel & Resort is located within Nahuel Huapi National Park, in Argentine Patagonia. You can get there from a 2 hour flight from Buenos Aires or a 1 hour flight from Santiago de Chile and then a taxi or bus. Number of rooms: 160 rooms and suites….
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Spring Equinox at Chichen Itza
The last time I happen to stumble onto a major ruin during an important day was a few years ago. I was atop of Machu Picchu for the Winter Solstice (June 2003). Machu Picchu was build for two special days of the year – the Winter Solstice and the Summer Solstice. On those days, you…
