Krka Falls is a great day trip to take from Split. It's a gorgeous National Park to roam around. The water is seafoam green and turquoise. The main attraction is the cascading waterfalls when you enter the park. 

Base Camp primarily makes lagers, and is a located in a unique outdoor adventure-inspired taproom. A regular "meeting place" for my friends year round as they also have a giant outdoor patio.

Iwatayama is a monkey park inhabited by a troop of over 170 Japanese macaque monkeys. Once you reach the plateau, there is a great view of the city and the monkey’s are everywhere, wild and free. 

Zion is a wonderland of canyons and trails. Whether you’re taking on the infamous Narrows hike through a river canyon, climbing high above the basin on Angel’s Flight, or simply taking a nature walk to the Emerald Pools. In this post I’ll give you some general information and some great ideas for an action-packed 2 days in Zion.

Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah is otherworldly with its burnt orange spiky rock formations called hoodoos rising up from the earth’s surface. In this blog post, I’ve listed some of the best things to see and do if you only have a 2-3 days to explore Bryce Canyon.

Fushimi Inari Taisha, also know as the golden gates, is a beautiful Shinto Shrine in southern Kyoto. It was also my favorite place to visit in Japan (so far). The shrine has thousands of bright orange gates to pass through to reach the mountaintop. 

Queen's Garden to Navajo Loop Trail is in my top 3 hikes I've ever experienced. It's no surprise since it was voted top 10 hikes by National Geographic. 

If you're visiting Nassau and enjoy diving, it's worth doing a shark dive. It's by far the best dive I've ever been on, and one of the most amazing things I've seen in life to date.

Diocletian's Palace is the heart of Old Town Split. Imagine the glory of 4th century Roman architecture bustling with cafes, restaurants, and museums.

Liberia Aqua Alta is a bookstore on the canal that was a sight to see. It's the most interesting, disorganized, water flooded bookstore with books in baths, boats, and a even a gondola. 

We visited Cenote Maya as part two of an adventure trip with Altournative. A cenote is a “natural pit, or sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath.” 

Ek Balam is smaller than the grand Chichén Itzá, but it's much less crowded and you can still climb the temples. There is also one of the best preserved stucco facades in Mesoamerica.