After seeing a promotional article dubbing the “50 Best Beaches in the World” for 2024, I had …thoughts. As someone who has been to probably close to a thousand beaches all over the world, I could only agree with about ten of the listed “best beaches”, so I decided to make my own list. One of the smaller beaches on La Digue in the...
Bioluminescent Bays that glow when you swim, rainforest hikes to waterfalls, gorgeous white sandy beaches, do I need to say more about Puerto Rico?
Nobody likes insanely over-crowded beaches and negative amounts of parking spaces. Especially when it’s eight-thousand degrees outside in Southern California and all you want to do is shimmy down to your swimmies and (possibly) go into the freezing cold Pacific Ocean. Unfortunately, some of SoCal’s most popular attractions are its beaches, which means...
Cuba might not strike you as the safest place to be traveling solo, but after walking around Havana and the beaches by myself for two weeks, I can say that I really wasn't worried the whole time.
by Alyssa Ramos After spending 9 days in Havana working on the editorial shoot for Geo Chic Magazine, we finally got a day off to relax! Well, technically I was meandering around all of Havana during the photo shoots, but still. Unanimously we decided on checking out this famous beach in Veradero that everyone raves about. Veradero is about two hours from Havana, and...
By Alyssa Ramos (Note: Sorry if these posts seem rushed or have any errors or missing links – I only get one hour of wifi per day in Cuba!) Sometimes doing your research really pays off. While brushing up on my extremely rusty history of the Revolucion, and gawking at photos of Che on the flight to Cuba, something stuck out to me that no one had mentioned while...
by Alyssa Ramos Honduras was never on my top list of places to go. In fact, it wasn’t even my idea to go in the first place, but of course, my wanderlust-ism got the best of me, and before I knew it I was taking a propeller plane from the mainland of Honduras to its most popular island, Roatán Bay. Now, if you asked me what one of my favorite places has been...
Sydney Blogger Guide Interview with Phoebe Blyth From ManyManyAdventures.com by Alyssa Ramos I contacted Phoebe through her boyfriend and fellow Many Many Adventures blogger Ronnie Charrier, who also lived in Sydney. The two met while traveling and fell in love in Mozambique. Where in Sydney did you live (or stay) and what made you choose it? I’ve...
by Alyssa Ramos The one hour flight from Bangkok to Krabi wasn’t bad at all, aside from the fact that Kelli almost missed it because she was buying makeup at the airport since she left hers at JFK. We booked last minute flights on SkyScanner for only $40 and had planned on meeting up with my friend Nina, who lives in Krabi and was supposed to show us around and...
Blogger Guides is a project I put together to find out tips and insights from local bloggers in each place I was planning to visit. I searched the top bloggers in each area, then Tweeted them to see if they’d be interested, and then interviewed them via email. It gave me a MUCH better idea on what to do, and especially what to pack. by Alyssa Ramos Featured...
