Nantucket is one of those special places to visit that’s actually within easy reach of the mainland United States. You see, it’s around 30 miles, as the crow flies, from the shoreline of Massachusetts and, of course, Cape Cod. This makes it totally easy to visit by plane or boat, depending on your favourite mode of … Continue Reading
Orlando and the surrounding areas have heaps going on! It’s the kind of city in the United States that’s built for entertainment, and you’ll be spoilt for choice on your trip to the Sunshine State. Not only that, but many of the best things to do in Orlando are also suitable for families. This means … Continue Reading
Nestled in the northern fringes of the United States, Michigan is a state that’s got heaps going on! It’s an amazing state to visit as part of a wider US road trip, and so worth stopping by some key spots within Michigan itself. There are many of the best places in Michigan scattered throughout the … Continue Reading
Nuuk is the coolest capital city; it’s official (yes, there’s a cheesy pun there). And being the capital city of Greenland, it’s one of the largest urban centres in the country. That being said, don’t compare it to New York or London – it feels like a very small town in size (with about twenty … Continue Reading
Just south of Philadelphia, Delaware is an epic state to visit while travelling across the East Coast of the United States. And don’t be fooled by its relatively small size—Delaware packs a punch when it comes to exciting things to do and a stunning coastline to explore. We always love visiting the gems across the East Coast; it’s … Continue Reading
Just north of Boston and straddling the state border with Vermont, New Hampshire is an absolute gem to visit while in the United States. Don’t be fooled by its size—it might not be the biggest state, but there are heaps of the best places in New Hampshire to visit across this stunning East Coast gem. … Continue Reading
There is an absolute tons of things to do all across Connecticut and some key places you can’t miss while travelling around the state. So, to make your trip to Connecticut nice and easy, I’m sharing our top spots you can’t miss as you explore. Connecticut might not always be the obvious choice when it … Continue Reading
Nestled between Minnesota and Montana, North Dakota is a gem to visit on a northern US road trip. It might not be the most obvious of states in the US, especially with some of the ‘big players’ that capture our attention, but it’s worth a trip. This is even more true as so many of … Continue Reading
Alaska is such a ridiculously incredible place to visit. The landscape there is so surreal and unlike anywhere else we’ve ever been to but I’m guessing you don’t need much convincing on that front if you’re already searching for the best way to travel through Alaska. Well, I’m not just gonna tell you how to … Continue Reading
When you first think about visiting Louisiana, the first thing that probably comes to mind is New Orleans, which is one of the South’s incredible cities to visit in the United States. However, there are heaps more of the best places in Louisiana that go far beyond the city itself. You see, Louisiana is a pretty big … Continue Reading
Just south of the states of Minnesota and east of Nebraska, Iowa is a pretty special region of the United States to visit. Yes, it might not have the ‘popular’ draw of states like California or New York, but it really should! Not only that, there are heaps of the best places in Iowa to … Continue Reading
New York is incredible, and with so many cool areas of the city to explore, it’s pretty easy to get lost in finding the best things to do whilst you’re in the Big Apple. Honestly, with all the choice, it can be hard to whittle down what to do in New York, even if you’ve … Continue Reading
There’s so much to see to do in in the city. That’s why we’ve decided to create this ultimate travel guide for Vancouver. Just jump to each of the relevant sections and open the posts that best apply to what you want to do. Throughout my whole time of travelling, I have never felt a … Continue Reading
Seattle is one of my favourite American cities. Im fact, it reminds me of Edinburgh in the UK in a lot of ways. Not in terms of the architecture or anything else fairly obvious, more in terms of the vibe of being in a city. It’s big enough that you don’t feel claustrophobic, yet small … Continue Reading
