San Antonio is an easy city to love, and I say that having not fallen in love with every bohemian city out there. My main reason for visiting was to experience their annual Luminaria celebration and I left with a huge appreciation for the local art scene. As I normally do with my Boho Guides, here are a few tips and [...]
North America
The Colorful Faces Of Sarasota
As if proving the point that sometimes the most cultural destinations are right under your nose, Sarasota surprised me. I had been here once before but my time mainly consisted of hitting the beach and working on my non-existant tan. Yet, this time around I saw a whole different side of Sarasota: One bursting with color. A big goal of [...]
3 Leisurely Ways to Explore Mexico
Mexico is always a popular vacation spot for avant-garde travelers and water sport fanatics alike. While I do try to be as active as possible, I generally prefer a more laid-back approach to travel. Here are my three favorite ways to explore the real Mexico. Kayak During my time in Los Cabos, I went kayaking for about an hour, which [...]
Hawaii for the Newby Islander
Hawaii has always been on my “must-visit” list. While the tropical state is part of the US, the exotic elements of the island make it seem much farther away. I’ve come up with a list of things to do for the first time traveler to Hawaii (myself included). Unsure of where to stay? Try one of these Waikiki hotels. Learn to [...]
Boho Guide to Galveston Island
Galveston Island was so much more than I anticipated, and what impressed me the most was the different forms of Vintage that bring the island to life. Ships If you are curious to how a real pirate ship was designed, a visit on the Elissa is an ideal way to envision life as a bootlegger. The ship stays docked at [...]
Foodie Guide to Hawaii
This post is written by Heather M. on behalf of Aqua Resorts. For a long time, I eschewed Hawaiian cuisine. Years of ill-fated attempts to enjoy the gravy-laden plates of rice and Spam in the Hawaiian restaurants of the mainland had taught me that the cuisine of the islands was greasy, flavorless and uninspired. But, as a budding foodie, I’ve learned [...]
Historical Highlights from Galveston
While I’ll admit that I didn’t know very much about Galveston before boarding my flight to Houston, I left with the utmost respect for the island and the locals that made my weekend here so memorable. Hurricanes Impressing me most, however, is the history associated with the area. September 8, 1900 marked what is still the most devastating natural disaster [...]
Orlando for the Kid at Heart
There are a couple reasons why Orlando always brings a smile to my face and a good chunk of it is due to my love of anything Disney. However, there are other interesting activities for the bohemian traveler to experience. There are daily flights to Orlando so there’s really no excuse not to release your inner child. Top 5 Orlando Attractions for [...]
Foodie Guide to Adams Morgan
Earlier this summer I was intent on releasing my inner foodie and discovering exactly where I should be eating in DC. Anyone who’s ever visited our nation’s capital will know that Adams Morgan during the day has a completely different feel to it than the wild nightlife scene that has both helped and hurt the historic neighborhood’s reputation over the [...]
Foodie Guide to Seattle
This post is by Kay Boatner, one of our contributors. During my trip to the Pacific Northwest I made sure to balance out my eating with a little outdoor exercise. Making the most of the spectacular mountains, oceans and parks, I partook in a little hiking and camping. Thank goodness I did or I’d weigh roughly 20 pounds more—but when [...]
Foodie Guide to Portland
This post is by Kay Boatner, one of our contributors. Most people go to the Pacific Northwest to make the most of their spectacular surroundings. Mountains, oceans and parks aplenty afford for fabulous outdoor experiences. I went to the Pacific Northwest to eat. Here are my top 5 recommended restaurants for any travel foodie: Old Town Pizza: I won’t lie [...]
Cruising Down the Oregon Coast
This post is by Kay Boatner, one of our contributors. The Oregon coastline does its damndest to put other American beaches to shame. The state’s sandy stretches easily stand up to many of the other oceanic views I’ve been lucky enough to take in during my lifetime. The Outer Banks—you’ve got competition. All of the following spots are just off [...]
