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🌍 Beyond the Postcard: Iguazu FallsThere are waterfalls you stop to admire.And then there is Iguazu Falls — where the la...
10/05/2026

🌍 Beyond the Postcard: Iguazu Falls

There are waterfalls you stop to admire.

And then there is Iguazu Falls — where the landscape seems to simply fall away beneath you.

Stretching across the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu is the largest waterfall system in the world, made up of roughly 275 individual cascades spread across nearly two miles.

And at the heart of it all is the dramatically named Devil’s Throat — a massive horseshoe-shaped cascade where an enormous volume of water disappears into a cloud of mist below.

But here's what makes Iguazu especially interesting as a travel experience:

You really need both countries.

Argentina takes you into the falls — trails and walkways bring you remarkably close to the water and let you explore the system from multiple perspectives.

Brazil gives you the panorama — those enormous, almost impossible-looking views that show you just how vast Iguazu really is.

Two countries. Hundreds of waterfalls. One extraordinary place.

And apparently, when Eleanor Roosevelt first saw Iguazu Falls, she famously exclaimed:

“Poor Niagara!” 😄

Whether she actually said those exact words is difficult to prove, but after seeing Iguazu, you can understand why the story has survived.

This is Beyond the Postcard — because sometimes one beautiful picture doesn't come close to telling the whole story.

📍 Iguazu Falls | Argentina & Brazil

Which side would you visit — Argentina, Brazil… or obviously BOTH?

Some places don't just take you somewhere. They leave you in awe.

No more someday.
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Just another normal travel day… the luggage with sunglasses, the flamingo works security, and apparently stress is NOT a...
10/02/2026

Just another normal travel day… the luggage with sunglasses, the flamingo works security, and apparently stress is NOT allowed past the gate. 😂✈️🌴
No more someday.

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🌎 Beyond the Postcard: Seattle UndergroundMost people explore Seattle above ground — Pike Place Market, the waterfront, ...
09/29/2026

🌎 Beyond the Postcard: Seattle Underground

Most people explore Seattle above ground — Pike Place Market, the waterfront, the Space Needle...

But some of Seattle’s most fascinating history is actually under your feet.

In 1889, the Great Seattle Fire destroyed much of the city’s business district. When Seattle rebuilt, city leaders made an unusual decision: they raised the street level in parts of downtown.

New sidewalks and streets were eventually constructed above portions of the old city.

The result?

Old storefronts, sidewalks, entrances and passageways were left behind beneath the new streets.

Today, you can actually descend below modern Seattle and walk through parts of this forgotten world — remnants of the city that existed more than a century ago.

And there are some wonderfully strange details.

Those unusual purple glass squares you sometimes see embedded in sidewalks around Pioneer Square? They weren't simply decoration. They were designed as skylights, allowing daylight to reach the underground spaces below.

Suddenly, something you could walk over without noticing becomes part of the story.

That's what I love about places like this.

We tend to think of cities as what we see today. But underneath them are previous versions — old streets, old buildings, old decisions and thousands of stories.

📍 Seattle Underground | Pioneer Square, Seattle, Washington

Would you rather explore Seattle from the top of the Space Needle... or underneath its streets?

I'm choosing both. 😄

This is Beyond the Postcard — because sometimes you have to go beneath the surface to discover the best part of the story.

No more someday.
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09/26/2026

Peru was one of those trips that reminded me why I love group travel so much.
Yes, you come for the bucket-list places, the mountains, the history and those unbelievable views…

But somewhere along the way, it becomes about so much more.
The inside jokes. The questionable decisions. 😂 The meals you share. The things that don’t go exactly according to plan. The places you probably wouldn’t have discovered on your own. And having someone standing next to you saying, “Can you believe we’re actually HERE?”

That’s the magic of a great group trip.
You get the adventure without having to figure out every detail yourself — and you get to experience some truly once-in-a-lifetime places with people who make the memories even better.

If Peru — or another big adventure — has been sitting on your someday list, let’s talk.
📩 Contact Sailfish Travel and let’s find the trip that gets you there.

No more someday.

I have a condition - I constantly feel like I need to go somewhere)))
09/25/2026

I have a condition - I constantly feel like I need to go somewhere)))

🥚 Beyond the Postcard: Owakudani Black EggsWould you eat a black egg if someone told you it could add seven years to you...
09/22/2026

🥚 Beyond the Postcard: Owakudani Black Eggs

Would you eat a black egg if someone told you it could add seven years to your life?

Well… I did. 😂

High in the mountains of Hakone is Owakudani, an active volcanic valley created thousands of years ago by an eruption of Mount Hakone. Steam rises from the mountainside, sulfur fills the air, and on a clear day you can get spectacular views of Mount Fuji.

But Owakudani is also famous for something considerably stranger:

Black eggs.

The eggs — called kuro-tamago — are cooked in the area's naturally hot, sulfurous spring water. The minerals react with the eggshells and turn them jet black, while the inside remains essentially a normal hard-boiled egg.

According to local legend, eating one black egg adds seven years to your life. 🥚

Naturally, I had to try one.
And here is where Sailfish Travel provides the kind of critical travel reporting nobody asked for:

I did NOT like it. 😂

Maybe it was the sulfur. Maybe it was the setting. Maybe longevity simply requires sacrifices I'm not prepared to make.

But would I try it again?

Absolutely.

Because sometimes travel isn't about loving everything you taste or experience. Sometimes it's about doing something completely peculiar because you are there, laughing about it afterward, and having a story you'll remember years later.

📍 Owakudani | Hakone, Kanagawa, Japan

So I need to know:

Would you eat one for the extra seven years?
And more importantly… would you eat TWO for fourteen? 😂

This is Beyond the Postcard — because the best travel stories aren't always about the things we loved.

Sometimes they're about the black egg we definitely didn't. 🥚😄

No more someday.
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Flowers are sweet… but have you ever received a flight confirmation? 😂✈️🧳Now THAT is romance.No more someday. 💙
09/20/2026

Flowers are sweet… but have you ever received a flight confirmation? 😂✈️🧳
Now THAT is romance.
No more someday. 💙

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