Life is better at the beach, they say, and we couldn’t agree more. Something very calming and blissful envelops on a beach: it’s feeling the warmth of the sun, inhaling the refreshing sea air, and listening to the sounds of the waves gently lap against the shore. Or maybe you prefer to be sea bound,…
Transport yourself to the golden era of Hollywood glamour with a retro romantic weekend in Palm Springs and Palm Desert. From September through May, you can start the day with a champagne hot-air balloon outing, soaring high above the sprawling Coachella Valley. During the peaceful flight, you’ll usually travel approximately 10 to 30 miles (16…
Ignite your San Diego trip with a visit to the historic heart of the city: the Gaslamp Quarter, named for its signature streetlights. Here, nestled in the shadows of nearby skyscrapers, 16 square blocks of Victorian buildings house plentiful cuisine and exciting activities. If craft beer is your thing, down a pint at one of…
Anaheim may be home to all things Disney at Walt’s famous theme park on the West Coast, but this is merely an introduction to the real OC. With an evolving craft beer scene, SoCal sports, and street-food eats to please the whole crowd, this Orange County community is fast becoming the epitome of California cool….
Mention a road trip and most people start thinking about sweet guilty-pleasure snacks, classic mixtapes, and perhaps a few of their favorite references to the greatest road tripper of all time, Clark W. Griswold. And while we also often associate road trips with traveling to and from your destination, sometimes taking an extended mid-vacation car…
Approximately 100 miles east from the Southern California coast, and on the other side of Mount San Jacinto State Park, you’ll find Palm Springs and Palm Desert. More importantly, you’ll find an entirely different type of Golden State vacation. For starters, the vibe is laidback. The constant buzz of celebrity and beach life is replaced…
With its over 30 million visitors per year, it’s no secret that San Diego is a great place to be. The city has it all: sports, beaches, history, family-friendly activities, prime eats, and a temperate year-round climate. Interestingly enough, this bustling city is also known as the Birthplace of California. The state’s first permanent Spanish…
This Sierra Nevada wonderland presents a plethora of outdoor activities, from skiing, snowshoeing, and tubing in the winter to swimming, hiking, and kayaking in the summer. The largest alpine lake in North America, Lake Tahoe has impressive stats: 22 miles long, 12 miles wide, 1,645 feet deep, and 37 trillion gallons of water. Plus, the…
Because it’s a long trip from the Bahamas, the Rahmings decided to super-size their “Cali Cool” vacation from one week to three weeks in December 2021.
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