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04/06/2025

Paris is on my mind 🇫🇷♥️

Paris is split into neighborhoods or arrondissments as they are known.

During our last trip, we stayed at a fabulous boutique hotel in the 1st arrondissement called .

Fifteen rooms, all different… each one more beautiful than the next with original art pieces throughout 😍

Built by the family that owns Chopard Jewelers and designed with a family home concept. “Discreet, authentic, and personalized”

Now that we are back home, we are working on getting our home to model this concept 😂

But truly, a stunning stay and one we won’t soon forget!

24/04/2025

You have just 2 weeks left to board a domestic flight without a REAL ID ✈️🗓️ Read the comments for details!

06/01/2025

Are any of these destinations on your travel bucket list for 2025?

The world is your oyster in 2025! With travel restrictions easing and a renewed sense of wanderlust, it’s time to start planning your next unforgettable adventure.

Whether you’re looking for adventure, a chance to immerse yourself in a vibrant new culture, or indulge in new culinary delights… these destinations are sure to deliver 🥰

Share which country you’d like to visit and we’ll give you a few must-see stops and things to do while you’re there.

23/06/2024

So many epic moments on this Arctic expedition 🧊

Recently, we have been circumnavigating Svalbard. You have to look on a map to understand just how far north it is.

Have you ever considered an Arctic Getaway?

Do you want to challenge yourself on an adventure in Svalbard’s majestic wilderness? Or would you prefer a cosy time in the tiny metropole of Longyearbyen?

Drop a ❄️ in the comments and let’s detail our your perfect itinerary.

14/04/2024

Want a chance to sip and sail with us? 🫖

On Sunday, April 21st, join us for the 13th Annual Johnna’s Tea Party! The best Tea Party in Simi Valley is coming back in high fashion.

Come dressed in your fancy clothes and hats, eat some delicious tea party delights, be entertained, and of course, drink some tea!

While you are there, you'll also get a chance to enter an incredible raffle for a 7 Night European River Cruise 🛳

As you know, this event sells out quickly, so get your tickets soon ☕👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfg7VzIAyf27GPBM8FGHiGfUyV8etzx8KNt04V5eviqu_jzkQ/viewform

29/03/2024

Ireland is a great destination for adventure travel!

Mountains in Ireland come in many shapes and sizes, but they all come beautifully.

✨ The Mourne Mountains boast a host of heavenly hikes. The Wicklow and Kerry Ways traverse stunning mountainscapes with plenty of calmer stretches. Walks and hikes in these verdant surroundings are dealt a dash of color, thanks to the area's mythical heritage. For every step you take, a fairy, a warrior, a banshee, or a ghost has taken it before you.

✨ Keep it quirky with bog walks in the likes of Tipperary, Laois, Offaly, and Connemara. They are prettily planned with wooden walkways to keep you away from the stickiest terrain. You may even come across a few castles...

✨ For something a little less muddy, pick a canal and walk its banks under cover of leafy canopies.

Where would you go exploring first?

27/03/2024

Small Irish villages shouldn’t be missed if you’re looking for authentic local culture and connections...

Ireland has several distinct regional cultures rather than a single national one; moreover, the daily lives of city dwellers are, in some ways, much different from those living in the countryside.

For example, Dublin is one of Europe’s most cosmopolitan cities, whereas the Blasket Islands of Di**le Bay, off Ireland’s southwestern coast, seems almost a throwback to earlier centuries.

The Irish maintain a vibrant and lively folk culture. Many engage in a variety of craft-based industries, producing items such as glass, ceramics, ironwork, wood-turning, linens, embroidery, and knitwear.

The Irish pub serves as a focal point for many small villages and urban neighborhoods, a place where the great Irish passion for conversation, stories, and jokes comes to life.

25/03/2024

Solo travel is a great way to connect with yourself and nature...

From lush glens and magical canal banks, to daredevil cliff paths, and quaint city quarter, Ireland has got you covered for walks and hikes.

Being an island, Ireland naturally offers unique opportunities for coastal walks. The Wild Atlantic Way and Causeway Coast are stand-out locations. Still, don't overlook the likes of the stunning Beara, Di**le, and Inishowen Peninsulas – each nicely varied with mountainous paths for adventurous souls, as well as gentler terrain.

There's also the Copper Coast in the southeast, a breathtaking shoreline of cliffs, coves, and sea stacks, named after the mining industry that once prospered there. Special mention, too, for the hilly routes around Achill Island, County Mayo.

If you want to get a little lost to find yourself, we'll help you do it with a plan 😉 Drop a ✈️ in the comments and we'll reach out to help you start putting together your adventure.

22/03/2024

Not a fan of going off the beaten path... but still want to experience Ireland in a fun way?

A historical walking tour is a must for a city like Dublin that wears on its sleeve a great deal of history, spanning from the times of Viking settlement to modern days.

🍀 Combine education with recreation on the entertaining crawl through Dublin's pubs that have inspired great Irish writers. A walking tour is an excellent introduction to Dublin's rich literary heritage with a chance to enjoy a few pints along the way.

🍀 Pedal your way around Dublin on a guided bike tour to feel the city's energy and unique atmosphere. See its excellent sights while stopping at some of them for a bit of rest, watching the surroundings, and learning much about the city's history.

Grab your walking shoes and click the 🔗 in our b i o to schedule your Planning Call today!

20/03/2024

Who doesn't want to add a little magic to their trip?

Visiting the Dolmans is sure to add a touch of wonder to your next trip to Ireland.

There are about 190 dolmens in Ireland, and they are Ireland's most recognizable type of megalithic monument.

Dolmens are known by many different names: cromlechs, Giants Graves, Diarmuid and Grainne's Beds, and stone tables. Dolmens generally have an entrance feature, the 'portal,' although a blocking stone often closes this.

The most characteristic feature is a massive roof stone, weighing tons and inclined at an angle with the highest part over the entrance.

Portal dolmens are known as Irish mythological stories and folklore. Most dolmens are covered with mounds of stone, but little remains of these cairns at most sites. The impressive structures we see today are like the skeletons of these monuments.

Want to see them for yourself? Drop a 🍀 in the comments!

18/03/2024

Could you use a long weekend getaway made for eating, shopping, and reconnecting with friends?

Then it's time to hit the east coast of Ireland.

Due to its strategic position and fertile land, the east coast bore the brunt of Ireland's colonization. Many of the area's country houses have turned into beautiful hotels.

Drinking here means traditional pubs, which means good Guinness. Fresh, local produce is also what distinguishes this area's many fine restaurants, from Carlingford Lough shellfish, through artisan cheeses, to Wicklow lamb and venison.

A quick stopover on the Emerald Isle is amply rewarding. Architecture enthusiasts will fall for Dublin's rows of magnificently preserved Georgian homes, bookworms will get lost in the literary heritage, and shopping buffs will be pleased to discover that Ireland is a treasure trove of artisan, handmade, and heritage products.

Ready to start planning your getaway? Click the 🔗 in our b i o and schedule your call today!

15/03/2024

Where are my golfers at? 🏌️‍♀️

Ireland is a golfer’s paradise, with world-class courses in some spectacular places. With over 300 golf clubs and a selection of exceptional championship courses in unusual locations.

Every year over 240,000 from all over the world come to experience these impressive but unforgiving fairways.

Most of Ireland’s trails are open all year round. However, classes are in the best condition, and the weather is most suitable for golfing from April to October.

In summer, daylight hours can stretch up to 10 pm, so two rounds of lazy lunch can easily fit into a day.

Where is the most beautiful place you've gotten to hit the green?

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