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Author: Adventures Await

Every time I get back from a trip people tell me they want to go on my next adventure. Or to hear stories of my travels. My goal in making this blog is to show you that adventures are yours for the taking. Travel shouldn’t be a scary “once in a lifetime” idea. Travel is easy and often cheaper than you think! I hope this blog inspires you to pack your bags and leave your comfort zone behind! Adventures Await you, now go and find them! About me I got the travel bug from my mom and grandmother at a young age. I spent my formative years loading up in the family van with my brother, parents, mom’s parents, and dad’s mom crisscrossing the country and seeing the beauty America offers when you leave the highways and get out of the cities. My parents proved to me you don’t have to rich or fancy to travel, you just need to want to go. I got my first passport when I was 16 and haven’t stopped using it since! I spent a year in Europe while in undergrad, backpacking across the continent. As I write this, I’ve been to 31 countries, x territories, 48 U.S. states, and counting...

So you want to go to the Sphere…

While celebrating a milestone birthday, a few friends and I decided we wanted to see the Backstreet Boys at the Sphere. When additional show dates dropped we jumped on it. Our entire research process? Asking one friend if it was worth it. Her answer: an resounding YES. She told us to book the Vibee package. I googled it, booked, and…

An adult male wearing a backpack walks down a jetway with two young children with backpacks following him

Traveling With Young Kids

With some 20,000 flight miles, including a flight with 2 car seats, countless hours in the car, and an array of vacation styles, I feel ready to post this. Our eldest was born during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. She didn’t fly until she was 18 months old. Her sister on the other hand took her first ski trip…

Tackling Disney with a Toddler

We just got back from our second Disney trip with small kids (2 and 5). I have additional thoughts now so instead of a new post, I’m just going to update this one. I’m going to start this post off with a disclaimer: I am from a theme park family. Since I’ve married into a non-theme park family I have…

City Download: London 

London is probably my favorite city in the world. I say probably because I haven’t visited all the major cities to be sure. I studied abroad in London and have visited multiple times since my very first trip abroad more than 20 years ago.  London is what a friend of mine calls a “Tuesday City.” There’s always something going on,…

Beaches Ochos Rios: Is it Worth It?

We’re just back from 4 nights in Jamaica at a Beaches all-inclusive resort. Of course, right after we booked our trip Club Med ran a sale and we could have saved $2,000 staying there (in the Dominican Republic) instead. That got us thinking – was it worth it to go to Beaches over a different resort?  TL;DR: It depends. I’d…

RVing with a Toddler

This is a post I’ve been meaning to do for a while. Our daughter was 7 months old when we bought our first camper and 9 months for her first trip. Three seasons later, we’ve learned a lot and are still learning. I hope to keep this updated as we go along. None of this is sponsored and is all just…