Things in the United States are beginning to reopen. People are starting to think about domestic travel. After working from home, sheltering in place, socia...

Greece is an enchantress that calls me back to her repeatedly . Each time I visit her. I know I want to return and stay longer. Last summer we spent a mont...

Yellowstone is the first and the largest National Park in the continental United States. Founded in 1872, it is 3468 square miles of spectacular vistas, hydr...

Exploring the Dalmatian coast of Croatia by boat offers a unique mix of history, culinary experiences, culture and adventure.

Quarantine cocktails is a running list of our exploration of cocktails during the Stay at Home orders.

I am interrupting this international Food and Travel Blog to bring you something very local and very personal. To combat the spread of Coronavirus, Florida h...

Beautiful blue skies, cool breezes, great food, good friends, an intriguing athletic event and a chilled glass of Champagne, its Sunday during winter season ...

Recently a friend asked for some restaurant recommendations for New Orleans. I realized I had been exclusively eating at my old favorites.

Last week I wrote about great places to get breakfast in Jupiter that are easy on your wallet. This week I have a list of restaurants where you can get lunch...

Between President’s Day and and Easter/Passover is the high season for South Florida. As visitors escape winter and enjoy our beautiful beaches, golf courses...

There is nothing better than being a “tourist in your own town.” Exploring unique places near where you live is fun, cost effective, and helps you to be a be...

Some of the most delicious food in Singapore is in their Hawker Centers. So what is a Hawker Center? Wikipedia says “Hawker centers were set up as a more sa...

I must admit, I was a tentative Asian food eater. I did not grow up eating Asian food. I had my first taste of VERY “americanized” Chinese food at 16. I was ...

When Hurricane Irma devastated the British Virgin Islands, she destroyed homes, infrastructure and livelihoods. In her aftermath, Dale Mapp picked up the pie...

The British Virgin Islands are a boater’s paradise. Whether you prefer sailing or power boating, navigation is mostly line of sight. The normally steady, tra...

Aristotle said, “To appreciate the beauty of a snowflake, it is necessary to stand out in the cold.” On a recent trip to Copper Mountain, we decided …“to fu...

Chattanooga is a unique, vibrant, small city, with a young population. 25% of the population is 20-34. In the late 80’s and 90’s, city leaders made a focused...

Captain K retired!!!!!  Since I left the corporate world 8 years ago, I have been planning for the moment that my travel buddy and better half retired. Now w...

As Hurricane Michael, ravaged the Gulf Coast of Northern Florida, my thoughts and heart was with the people who live, work and vacation in this beautiful par...

Vineyards on an old Airstrip, dining in a candlelit garden, tasting award winning wines, experiencing traditional Croatian dishes. Rokis Konoba offers all th...