Exploring the historical streets of Boston A few weeks ago, I visited the city of Boston for the first time. I’ve wanted to visit Boston for years. It’s one of those great American cities that everyone has to experience at least once in their lifetime. Needless to say, I was pretty stoked to see the historical city with […]
8 Winter Getaways in the USA that are Perfect for the Family
Today we’re sharing this guest post written by Kacey Mya, the lifestyle blogger behind The Drifter Collective. We’re always on the lookout for family friendly travel ideas, so we’re happy to share these winter getaway destinations in the United States. Make sure you add your favorite winter getaways in the comments section below. Family Friendly Winter Getaways in the […]
This year, make the most of your long weekends. Here’s how.
Make the most of your long weekends One of the ways we’re able to travel as much as we do is by taking advantage of long weekends. We often here other working parents say, “I don’t get enough vacation time to travel as much as you do.” Our response is always the same – “yes, you […]
Beyond Disneyland – 10 Things to do in Anaheim
10 Things to do in Anaheim The rain continues to fall here in Vancouver, which means winter’s frosty chill is right around the corner. Like many Canadians preparing for short days and cold nights, we’re in the process of planning our family vacation to warmer destinations. For us, that typically means heading south to California. Direct […]
Photos from our trip to Point Roberts in Washington State
Point Roberts, Washington A couple of weeks ago we spent a few nights in Point Roberts, a peaceful seaside village located in the Pacific Northwest that is technically a part of mainland United States, but it’s not physically connected to it (we shared a map of its peculiar location in our last post). Point Roberts is close in proximity to […]
The fun and quirky fire hydrants of Point Roberts
The Fire Hydrants on Point Roberts, Washington Not a lot happens on Point Roberts. It’s a sleepy seaside village in the Pacific Northwest that’s technically a part of mainland United States, but it’s not physically connected to it. Sounds a little strange, doesn’t it? It’s actually quite an interesting place. “The Point”, as it’s often called by […]
Don’t let the low Canadian dollar stop you from traveling to the United States
Don’t let the low Canadian dollar stop you from traveling We’ve noticed an increase in the conversation around the low Canadian dollar and travel to the United States. After reading the post we wrote about our recent trip to Mount Baker in Washington State, we had multiple people ask us about how we deal with the terrible currency […]
