What It’s Like Taking a Scenic Flight with a Baby in Palau
EPIC. It’s epic, y’all. Because scenic flights are epic, and sharing epic experiences with your baby is doubly so. As a traveling single parent, I want to show my daughter as much of the world as I can for a variety of reasons, and a scenic flight is one of the ways I enjoy doing that.
Why You Need to Visit Gorreana Tea Plantation in the Azores
I’m here to spill the tea! But this tea isn’t in China, Vietnam, India, or Bali. This tea hails from São Miguel island in the Azores, Portugal. We visited on our recent trip to the island, and it was one of the best things we did on the whole trip. I definitely recommend it to you for your own trip to the Azores. But before you go, here is everything you need to know about visiting the Gorreana Tea Plantation (Chà Gorreana) in the Azores.
Everything You Need to Know about N Le Spa at the Negresco Hotel, Nice
“Take time for yourself.” “Be sure you’re doing things for you.” As a widow with a baby, I hear this a lot. It’s the most impractical advice, but I know it’s essential for my well-being, and in turn, for my daughter’s. On a recent trip to Nice, I decided to really treat myself with a spa package at the legendary (and too expensive to actually stay there) Negresco Hotel. It was amazing, and worth every Euro. Here’s your peek behind the curtain: What it’s like to experience N Le Spa at the Negresco Hotel, Nice.
What to Do in Palau with a Baby
It was a great trip, but maybe not the most baby-friendly, since most of the things to do are either under water or on tours that can’t accommodate a baby (I asked). We made the most of it, however. We made it a relaxing, resort-focused trip, which was actually really nice. But, if you’ve been following since my Quick Whit Travel days, you know I can’t sit still too long! Here are the best things I found to do with my baby in Palau.
Widow Travel: 5 Ways I Remember My Husband While Traveling
If you’re also dealing with grief and the loss of a loved one, here are some ways I’ve found to travel “with” him, even though he’s not here to experience travel with me anymore. The following ideas are written with widows in mind, but feel free to translate them to help you with the loss of a child, parent, friend, or other loved one. Here are five ways I’ve found to help me remember my husband while I travel as a widow.