Driving the Trail Ridge Road Scenic Byway in Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the most breathtaking experiences in Colorado. Known as the highest continuous paved road and home to the highest National Park visitor’s center in the United States, Trail Ridge Road offers stunning mountain views, diverse wildlife, and access to the park's alpine terrain. This 48-mile scenic drive takes you over 12,000 ft of elevation, through the heart of RMNP making it a must-see for nature lovers and road trippers.

Nestled on the stunning northern coast of the island in the Rivière du Rempart District, Grand Baie is a tropical paradise that attracts visitors with its crystal-clear turquoise waters, pristine beaches, and vibrant atmosphere. Keep reading for tips for your visit, must-see Grand Baie attractions, the best places to eat, and more!

Flic en Flac, located on the Central-Western coast of Mauritius, is a well-known and frequented beach town by tourists. Flic en Flac Beach is 8km long (about 5 miles) of pristine, white sands and turquoise clear waters. But going to the beach is obvious right? What else is there to do in Flic en Flac during your visit? You can make the most of Flic en Flac with my 11 ideas of (other) best things to do in Flic en Flac.

Mauritius is a small East African island with a vastly-ranging landscape and welcoming local villages everywhere you go. I believe the Southwest region of the Rivière Noire District in Mauritius is the best region of the island with its breathtaking landscapes, beaches, small village towns, and laid-back atmosphere.

California is known for its vast and breathtaking scenery ranging from mountainous terrain to its famous coastline drive, HWY 1 (or Pacific Coast Highway). If you are limited on time but this drive has been on your bucket list, you are in the right place. I am going to share all of the details for how you can do this rewarding, iconic road trip too!

The Olympic Peninsula is located in the Pacific Northwest in the state of Washington, US, meeting the Salish Sea and the Pacific Ocean. In this area of the state resides one of the 63 US National Parks, Olympic National Park, the Hoh Rain Forest, epic beaches, and quaint coastal towns. You can experience all of this in a short 4-day road trip and I am going to tell you how!

Idaho is nicknamed the “Gem State” for a reason. Its vast and quick-changing landscape will leave you saying “wow, look at that” around every corner! By far the best (and in most parts the only) way to experience this state is hopping in a car for a road trip.