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7 Places to See in Acadia National Park
Acadia National Park, or the Crown Jewel of the North Atlantic Coast, is one of America’s most visited national parks. This area, which protects most of Maine’s Mount Desert Island, was first designated as a National Monument in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson. In 1919, it was officially declared a National Park. There are many beautiful places to see in Acadia. This park is known for its rugged coastline, gorgeous fall colors, and wildlife. I first visited Acadia during the peak leaf changes (October) and was blown away by the vibrant shades of red, yellow, and orange. If you are flexible, I suggest planning your trip around the fall colors.…
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How to Visit the Starbucks Coffee Farm in Costa Rica
Starbucks lovers, this one’s for you! I don’t know about you guys, but my day doesn’t officially start until I have my coffee. And as much as I love specialty coffee brands, I’m always going to be a Starbucks girl at heart. So, when I planned my trip to Costa Rica there was one thing I knew for sure: I HAD to visit the Starbucks Coffee Farm. I’d seen a few pictures of the coffee farm (which is officially called Hacienda Alsacia) at Starbucks cafes around the states. And at the Roastery in NYC, they have a huge display about the farm. If you are wondering, “what exactly is the…
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How to Spend 3 Days in Mexico City
Mexico City is a feast for the senses. During my recent trip to CDMX, I spent my time eating tons of tacos, exploring art museums, and learning more about Mexico’s rich history. Three-days in this exciting city gives you just enough time to scratch the surface. Basically, in three days, you can see the major sites, get a taste for the incredible food scene, and start planning your trip back for more. If you are taking a trip to Mexico City or just looking for some inspiration, read on! My 3 days in Mexico City itinerary covers the best of what this city has to offer. With this guide, you…
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6 FUN Things to do in La Fortuna, Costa Rica
When I planned my trip to Costa Rica, I felt like I had a blank canvas. Usually, when I fly into a country, I spend most of my time in a major city. But, I knew I didn’t want to devote my Costa Rica time just to San Jose. So, as I did some research, I realized two things: I needed to come back to Costa Rica. I would start with La Fortuna. There is just too much to see in Costa Rica to fit it all into a 3-day trip. Sure, I was renting a car, but I didn’t want to spend my time driving all over the country.…
