In the Beginning…
Welcome, fellow wanderer! We’re Ron and Caroline, two travel-obsessed souls who’ve spent the last 16 years chasing sunsets, getting gloriously lost, and collecting stories (and a few questionable souvenirs) along the way.
Now, we’re diving into a brand-new adventure: blogging. (Cue the clinking of champagne glasses and the frantic Googling of “how to use WordPress.”)
This space? It’s our virtual campfire—where we’ll share the messy, magical, and occasionally misadventurous moments from our travels, both past and present. Think of it as your backstage pass to:
- Real talk (like that time we learned the hard way that one person’s “easy hike” is another’s personal struggle to not curl in a ball and cry.
- Hidden gems (we’ve got a knack for finding the alleyway pasta spot everyone misses).
Picture This:
We’re at the airport right now, toes tapping, boarding passes clutched in hand. That giddy mix of “Did we pack the passports?” and “Let’s gooooo!” humming in our veins. The plane’s engines roar, and just like that—the adventure begins
Soon, it’ll be your turn. And when it is? We’ll be here with:
✈️ Unfiltered tips (no sugarcoating, just real advice).
🗺️ Stories to fuel your wanderlust (from Budapest sunrises to sampling wines in North Macedonia).
So grab your metaphorical suitcase, friend. The world’s waiting—let’s explore it together.


Our Latest Blog Posts…
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March 15, 2026 – Cairo in the time of Eid
Our first day in Cairo: Khan el-Khalili market, a 1830 coffee house, a tarabishi workshop, the Mosque-Madrasa of Sultan al-Mu’ayyad, and the City of the Dead. All during the celebration of Eid al-Fitr.
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May 21, 2025 – Exploring Budva Old Town, Montenegro
A slow last day in Budva. Exploring the 2,500-year-old old town, climbing the Venetian walls, carbonara at La Mia Pasta, dinner at Vista with views across the bay, and fireworks we didn’t see coming.
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May 20, 2025 – Exploring the Bay of Kotor: Serpentine Road, Perast, and Our Lady of the Rocks
From the heights of the 1350 bar to the quiet chapel of Our Lady of the Rocks, our day exploring the Bay of Kotor took us through mountain passes, hairpin bends, and centuries of history. Perast, cats, and a miraculous island built by hand.