Carlsbad, California is a coastal seaside resort community nestled between San Diego and Los Angeles. Travelers who want a quieter destination within reach of big city attractions will find “The Village by the Sea” a…
Posts Tagged‘surfing’
How travel enriches young minds: My 5 favourite vacations with our little ones
Hi The World or Bust readers! I’m Katie and Jeremy has very kindly allow me to write this post for you. I’ve had the travel bug as long as I can remember, from the time…
Win 7 Days in Morocco Learning How to Kitesurf for You and a Friend!
One thing I’ve always wanted to try is kitesurfing (or kiteboarding). If you haven’t been to a beach and seen anyone doing this awesome new sport, you’re missing out. It’s a mix between surfing, windsurfing…
Things to see and do in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is famous for being a sun-drenched beach destination – but there’s so much more going on than that alone. Its mountain ranges and national parks make it ideal for adventure, while cities…
Paddle Boarding on Miami Beach!
While Miami Beach might not be known for its traditional surfing as the Bahamas break the big curlers before they reach the shore, SUP, or Stand Up Paddle Boarding makes a great alternative to satiate…
Best Places to Surf in The Philippines – Siargao!
Inspired by my favorite movie growing up, Surf Ninjas (starring none other than a young, half-Filipino Rob Schneider), I decided to do some research where in the Philippines I might be able to continue my quest…
Surf Pilgrimage to the Holy Land: The North Shore of Oahu
The following is a guest post from a college friend of mine, Nick Castaldo. He is a big time surfer and recently went on a trip to the infamous North Shore of Oahu to experience…
Get Active in the Spanish Sun!
Even in these economically stretched times, vacations to Spain remain a well priced holiday choice. However familiar Spain is as a holiday destination, there are plenty of ways to freshen things up a bit… You may well…
The Worst Place I’ve Ever Been: Kuta, Bali
The following is a guest post from Dan Cretes, a South East Asia frequenter. As a travel blogger, writing about the worst place you’ve ever been is not something you’re asked to do a lot.…