There’s something about Melbourne that just pulls. It doesn’t announce itself with grandeur, but rather draws you in with a knowing smile, making you want to stay awhile. It’s a city of contrast and creativity, where 19th-century architecture sits comfortably beside industrial-chic laneways and edgy street art. The Australian Open It was pure luck that …
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Tasmania is widely known for having the cleanest air in the world – and after experiencing it firsthand, I believe it. Combine that with some of the best scenery, unique wildlife, a deep-rooted history, and a thriving food and wine culture - it is no surprise that Tassie has been on my list forever. It …
The history of Quercus is a delightful, if surprising, story with Quercus Farm founded in 1977 by Duke and Duchess Visconti di Modrone, who fell in love with a piece of heaven in Gay, Georgia while looking to escape a troubling political time in Italy. They wanted to raise their family on a working farm, …
First Time in Sydney One never forgets their first visit to what may be one of the loveliest cities in the world. Surrounded by dazzling water, stylish people, historic buildings, and awe-inspiring landmarks, Sydney just feels good. Just hours after arriving in the glorious city that would bookmark our one-month adventure through Australia, my husband …
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They don't call lovers of Aman hotels, Aman Junkies for nothing. The brand has created an uncompromising ethos of pure, simple, quiet & sophisticated luxury - and Aman Junkies need to get their fix wherever in the world they travel to an Aman. I stayed at Amanyara a number of years ago with my daughter …
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I have travelled to Greece on multiple occasions but nothing quite prepared me for life aboard a luxury yacht with a top-notch crew, a group of besties, and the ability to seamlessly motor up to some of Greece’s most special islands. Each day, to be discovered as the mood suited us, as our Captain expertly …
Mexico City is one of the world’s great cities and is a mecca for foodies with some of the best restaurants in the world and absolutely delectable street food, and plentiful mezcalerias abound to wash it all down. Given that Mexico City has the 2nd largest number of museums in the world, you will have …
Uruguay is a virtually unexplored destination for traditional tourism. This small, peaceful country referred to as the "Switzerland of South America" is proud of its 200 years of democracy with the lowest corruption rate, fairest wealth distribution, and highest literacy rate on the continent. Boasting over 400 miles of coastline on the River Plate and …
I am a huge fan of the Balearic Islands, with each island having its unique personality and vibe. In past blogs, I have raved about Mallorca and Menorca, two islands with differing propositions of nature, topography, history, food, wine, art, beaches, and towns. Conversely, Ibiza is world-renown to party-goers and music lovers due to its …
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Iceland is one of the most geologically active areas on Earth. It offers lucky visitors the opportunity to be a first-hand witness to the creative forces of nature at work. With over thirty active volcanoes—and an abundance of glaciers, geysers, and waterfalls— one feels that everything around them is constantly in motion. What you see on one trip likely won't be there the next time you come, or at least it won't be the same!