TULUM VIBES

Family Fun in Costa Rica

Springtime in Holland

An intimate dinner for 80 at the best restaurant in the world.

Andiamo Sardinia!

Forget Capri: Ischia is an enchanting Italian island less traveled.

I Love Paris… anytime of the year.

Exotic Zanzibar — a perfect sojourn to relax post-safari

Video with gorgeous drone footage of the Namibian desert

The dunes and desert splendor of beautiful Namibia

Harry’s Bar

A visit to Grace Farms in New Canaan, CT

A tourist’s tale from North Korea

Buenos Aires for families, foodies, and culture-seekers

Hiking a glacier in Patagonia

Hotel Review: Four Seasons Buenos Aires

Beautiful Iguazu Falls in Argentina

Where to Dine: Laguna Beach, CA

Hotel Review: Surf and Sand Resort in Laguna Beach, CA

Why San Juan Capistrano should be on your itinerary when visiting Southern California

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Little Traveler’s Notebook was originally created to document travel recommendations for interested friends, plus provide an outlet for my photographic interests. I hope something here will spark inspiration or help you plan your own travels.

Finally, as it seems every travel blog needs an inspirational quote, here is mine from one of my heroes.

“Travel isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always comfortable. Sometimes it hurts, it even breaks your heart. But that’s okay. The journey changes you; it should change you. It leaves marks on your memory, on your consciousness, on your heart, and on your body. You take something with you. Hopefully, you leave something good behind.” – Anthony Bourdain

Niseko
Niseko United is known for it’s JAPOW — the deep dry powder snow that famously blankets the island of Hokkaido, Japan each winter — and the reason we chose this Ikon pass ski resort for spring break this year. March skiing can be unreliable but surely we would be guaranteed exceptional powder here, plus all […]
Milos
Milos. So nice I’ve been there twice. Everything I want in a Greek island: dramatic landscapes, beautiful beaches, unpretentious, whitewashed villages, fabulous restaurants, friendly locals, and fewer tourist crowds than American-saturated Mykonos and Santorini. For a great introduction to the island, read these New York Times articles: A Guide to Milos, a Greek Island With […]