Valentine's Day Eye-Candy Plus Our Favorite Kind of Surprise
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With the cold, damp, often drab days of February upon us, I thought it would be fun to share a little Valentine’s Day themed eye-candy to warm us up.
Read MoreOur Second Curated Travel Group Cruise Sets Sail on the Mediterranean
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Our second group cruise hosted by Curated Travel embarked from Venice on September 28th, 2019. Following a couple of days exploring the iconic charms of Venice our group of friends/clients (who’ve become friends) was ready to set sail on the Azamara Pursuit on a boutique-style smaller ship cruise cruising the Dalmatian and Amalfi Coasts.
Read MoreGIVE: The gift of Travel and Memories to Last a Lifetime
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Happy Holidays to you! We hope you are enjoying simple pleasures, festive moments and special times with family and friends so far this season.
With all the festivities and merrymaking this time of year it’s also easy to get caught up in the frenzy of listmaking, shopping, wrapping and more. Just keeping track of all the holiday events can be stressful at times. Are you feeling it too?
Read MoreA Sunkissed Postcard from the Caribbean
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Baby, it’s cold outside but we found some Caribbean sunshine for you on our recent cruise. This trip we explored St. Martin, St. Barths, Haiti, Virgin Gorda, and Puerto Rico. Enjoy this sun-drenched peek at some of our favorite Caribbean moments.
Read MoreA Colorful Return Visit to Venice in Autumn
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Sixteen years ago my husband and I landed in Venice for the first time. It was our much-anticipated first trip to Europe together as relative newlyweds. The year was 2003 and I’ll never forget flying over the intricately woven islands, mercurial hues of the water, while squeezing our hands together in breathless anticipation. It was our first travel dream together come true!
Our stay in Venice was pure magic. I remember the carefree feeling of getting lost wandering along the canals, a leisurely candlelit dinner in a piazza we could never find again, a romantic sunset gondola ride and a moonlight dance in St. Marks’ Square.
Read MoreA Sunny Visit to the Coast of Puglia + Beachfront Chic at Canne Bianche Lifestyle
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Puglia, on the eastern coast of Italy, has recently risen to the top of my destinations to explore in Italy. When I learned that our Mediterranean cruise would be ending in Rome, I jumped at the chance to finish up our trip to this beachy, sunswept region.
Read MoreOff to the Mediterranean with Our Second Annual Group Cruise for Curated Travel!
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Our upcoming Mediterranean cruise has been in the works for nearly a year. Several of our group are already enjoying pre-cruise travels in Europe. We have a mix of longtime friends and clients (who have become friends:) joining us this trip. More details of this boutique-style smaller ship cruise on Azamara Pursuit here.
Read MoreA Quick Weekend Getaway to Wine Country
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We were initially on the fence as to whether we should book a weekend getaway to celebrate our 19th wedding anniversary. With our Mediterranean Cruise on the horizon we thought it might be a bit decadent, or at the very least, travel overkill.
Read MoreHigh Above the French Riviera in Romantic Èze
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The French Riviera is famous for azure seas, brilliant sunshine, gleaming yachts, celebrity sightings, sparkling champagne and oozes with glamour. Trust me, it’s all that and more. Have you heard of Èze? This medieval village is perched 1,401 feet above the Mediterranean sea. Èze is forged of winding stone staircases and perches, twisted wrought iron, colorful urns of flowers, and stunning views of the Cote d’Azure. It is magical, especially at sunset.
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Wandering Charleston + Our Delicious Stay at Zero George
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Charleston is resplendent with pastel clapboard houses, opulent mansions, vibrant multi-hued flowerboxes, cobblestone streets, horse drawn carriages and endless city views with stately bridges rising above the water way.
Read MoreCamargue: Off the Beaten Path in Provence
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There is a slice of Provence, off the beaten path, that offers a surprising twist from the classic lavender fields, towering cypress and medieval sand stone villages capping the mountaintops. Camargue is more about white horses, flamingos, marsh lands, salt beds, and relaxed resorts allowing for sunkissed lounging poolside. We met the white horses upon our arrival in the marshlands of Camargue and Mr. C.T and Sebastien made new friends immediately.
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