Tequila Madness
I had the pleasure of previewing some unique concoctions in preparation for Cinco De Mayo at The Peninsula. Spicy, sour and sweet, they were all deliciously strong, needless to say I know where I'll be on May 5th! Peninsula.com/NewYork
Afternoon Smoothies & Bananagrams
Spent a week on the beach in Tulum, Mexico. Eco-resorts, cabanas, fish tacos every day!
Dinner (or lunch) at Fleurs Place
Straight from the boat to your plate, it doesn't get any better than this. Fleur Sullivan's fantastic restaurant on the water in tiny Moeraki Village on the coast of North Otago (near Dunedin) is truly a destination restaurant. Plan your trip...
Saegreifinn Sunset
They call it The Sea Baron, but ironically it's as cozy as you could wish for. This tiny restaurant is one of the oldest on Reykjavík's harbor, and serves the world's best lobster soup. Stay and rub elbows with fellow seafood lovers at the...
Cochin Fishing Nets At Dusk
Cochin also called kochi is a bustling town with lots of places to sit back and enjoy. Take a boat ride at sunset and see the scenic fishing nets that line the shore.
summer by the lake in Switzerland
At the foot of the Jura mountains, with a view of the Alps across its vineyard-ringed lake, is the university-town of Neuchâtel. Its distinctive sandstone architecture led the writer Alexandre Dumas to describe this French-speaking city as...
Out of the city, through the woods, to a château: Fontainebleau
A quick 40-minute train ride from the Gare de Lyon in central Paris takes you to one of the best day-trips out of the city: a forest preserve surrounding a palace that dates back nine centuries.
The Forêt de Fontainebleau offers a hundred square...
Cave Hotel In Turkey
Cappadocia. Is amazing!! If you are going to Turkey don't miss this area!! There are many cave hotels. Ours was dreamy.
River Crossing In Mongolia
Picture of me crossing a river in the Altai Mountains in western Mongolia during a 2-week horse trek. The experience was incredible! As this is one of several journeys to Mongolia.
