Unique digital nomad travel adventures from around the U.S.
As part-time travelers, we definitely have to get a little choosy with our vacations. Over the years, we have had the opportunity to travel to some fun places. But there are still plenty on our bucket list. Here we share some of our top picks for travel destinations for female travelers.
We enjoy places that are off the beaten path, but not too far off the beaten path. We like places that are accessible, but not overrun with tourists. When it comes to beaches, well, we like exploring them. But we do not enjoy sunning ourselves on one for hours on end. We are not into the party scene and therefore do not know where to find the party scene. Sorry about that.
We just do our best to find fun places that fit within our budget and allotted time away from work. Sometimes we travel to a European country for a couple of weeks. Sometimes we take a road trip through our home state. And sometimes we explore a different state. If we are lucky, we get to do all three! There is no right or wrong place to travel. The trick for us is finding a mix of destinations that are fun, affordable and keep the wanderlust at bay.
If you have any suggestions for travel destinations for female travelers, please let us know. And if you have any questions about the places we have visited, do not hesitate to reach out. We would LOVE to talk about travel with you.
I just love exploring castles. Big ones, small ones, it doesn’t matter much–they all evoke fairy tales and historically inaccurate childhood dreams. The castles I like best all seem to be in Europe (heck yes I’ll take that challenge to see castles outside of Europe …
When B and I were planning a trip to Southeastern Europe, I came across an article highlighting Balkan express train ride between Belgrade, Serbia, and Bar, Montenegro. After reading this article, I decided this was something I needed to do in my life. So when …
Copenhagen, Denmark, is a lovely capital city in Scandinavia. B and I combined a visit here with a trip to the Faroe Islands during the early summer. I read lots of guide books and blog posts in anticipation of visiting Copenhagen and this blog post …
Driving around the Faroe Islands, R asked me this question: what are five words to describe the Faroe Islands? It did not take long for us to agree on the following: Sheep. Waterfalls. Tunnels. Green. Clouds. We also attempted to find five words that do …
About ten years ago, my folks decided the Idaho winters were a bit too rough for them (lightweights). Their solution was to become snowbirds (people who head south for the winter) and so they purchased a little spot in a retirement community in Brownsville, Texas. …
Several years ago, B was spending part of her time working out of her company’s in New Jersey office. Serendipitously, I was sent to a work conference in Rhode Island at the same time. Of course the two of us would plan a few days …
It is very difficult for me to name a favorite country. I do not have children, but I imagine it feels a bit like having to choose one of those. However, even though I struggle to name a favorite country, I do not struggle to …
As B and I were planning our trip to the Balkans region, we knew we wanted to go from Romania to Montenegro. There were a few different ways to travel between the these countries, but we opted to travel there via Serbia. And we were …
New Zealand is one of my all-time favorite travel destinations. The landscape is so stunning and unique, it is hard for the rest of the world to compete. And then there are the people. Kiwis are, by far, the nicest people I have ever met. …
Last year we visited the Christmas markets in Belgium and the Netherlands. While there, we were told that we needed to visit Germany if we really wanted to see Christmas markets. Well, challenge accepted. This year we traveled to Europe over the holidays and would …