Southern panache for your life
It was like waking up in a prehistoric dream stepping onto Jekyll Island. The air warm and unmoving, the trees bending in all directions as if escaping an invisible wind, and hundreds of driftwood trees scattering the beach making for some au naturale jungle gyms for the kids that scattered in and out of the forest
On our way to St. Simons for vacation, we decided to have a stop over in Savannah. The only times I had been to Savannah previously were with a fraternity formal and a bachelorette party. Not the most calming and relaxed environments to explore in, nor were our minds set on slow strolls through the
While part of the charm of the Amalfi Coast is how remote it is, getting to the Amalfi Coast can be quite challenging for a first timer. When we were planning for our trip, I scoured every travel blog for how to get to the Amalfi Coast, and each one provided a different answer. The
After being poured on from the day before, my friend and I were in no hurry to wander out into the rain that lingered the following day. So we cuddled up with some cappuccino’s patio side and listened to the Island forest sing with relief as the rain pelted down from above. Robe (sold out)
After a busy first day of walking about the town of Capri it was time to spread our wings and explore Anacapri. We woke refreshed and early from our day before and headed upstairs to the Solarium for breakfast. Nothing starts the day like eggs benedict and a cappuccino! Especially since breakfasts in Positano didn’t
It was our last morning in Positano so we awoke to experience every moment we could before leaving this paradise for another. The birds slowly began their concerto in the morning and the streets started waking before the sun fully rose behind the sea. If you love sunrises, I highly recommend booking a room at
Have you ever gotten completely lost somewhere? Not the kind of lost where you kinda know where you are. No, I’m talking about the kind of lost where you remember which direction you came from but you’re so lost the only logical answer is to keep going forward until you find what you’re looking for. It
6 days in Italy: 3 in Positano and 3 in Capri. And in my opinion, which this blog is just one giant collection of my opinions, not nearly long enough for this wonderful place. After 24 hours of never-ending travel, we finally made it to our hotel in Positano and feel asleep after eating dinner
