Travel stories, photo blogs and family friendly destination guides
Discovering different strokes : Street Art Around the World
Do you love finding alleyways filled with murals and street art? Neither confined to the walls of museums nor having to follow anyone’s rules, these murals and graffiti sometimes have political messages, sometimes just splashes of colors but always give us a glimpse of local culture. The independent artworks may Read More …
Bucketlist worthy Overwater Bungalows around the World
Ever since our trip to Bora Bora we have been dreaming about visiting other water villas or water bungalows as they are called in the South Pacific. Waking up to the sounds of water lapping gently on the stilts, enjoying a morning coffee or mimosa watching the tropical fishes, spending Read More …
Why Northern Italy in November is a great idea
We have been to Italy a few times before, but when Mr.Suburbia mentioned that he saw tickets to Milan at a great price and we jumped on it and booked a Thanksgiving trip to Northern Italy. While most Italian itineraries are set on summer getaways – here is why we Read More …
10 Best Spas in Dallas
Many of us don’t get the amount of rest and relaxation that we need and deserve. It’s vital to take care of yourself so that you’re able to perform to the best of your ability at work, in the gym, and at home. Dallas is home to an amazing array Read More …
What to pack for a Family Safari
Packing for a Safari is a little bit of a challenge if you want to be stylish and still be under the baggage size limits for the small bush planes. Shop in your closet first for some basic beige and neutral staples and add a couple of layers in the Read More …
Doing little things with a Big Heart : Protecting Elephants
I ignorantly thought hunting and hurting Elephants for Ivory was a thing of the past before our trip to Africa. While we were excited for the safari and wildlife experience, one of the places we were looking forward to visiting was the David Sheldrick Wildlife trust – we were excited to Read More …
An East African Safari : Photos from the Masai Mara Great Migration
The Great Migration is the largest mass movement of land mammals on Earth, when more than a million wildebeest, along with thousands of zebra, topi and gazelle, stalked by predators like big cats, vultures and hyenas circle through the Serengeti plains in Tanzania and Masai Mara Reserve in Kenya. Following Read More …
6 Best Things to do in Nairobi, Kenya
After years of dreaming and months of planning, it was Time for Africa and we were pretty excited when we landed at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. We had no bags to check in, so we collected our duffel bags and climbed down the steps on to the tarmac. Most of the Read More …
A morning in Muizenberg Beach huts, South Africa with The FlipFlop Tree
Our first morning in Cape Town, we set out to meet Monica, a traveler, storyteller and an amazing photographer. A friend I had come to know through Instagram. While we often carry a couple of cameras and lens, we don’t typically set time aside to do photo-shoots – our photos Read More …
6 Things to Look For When Road Tripping in New Zealand
Some would say New Zealand was made for road trips. It’s a small country but there’s plenty to see on the way, from enormous craters and volcanoes to secluded beaches and sheltered forests. Here is a quick itinerary and things to look for when Road Tripping in New Zealand. An empty Read More …