What an adventure and education cruising through the Polynesian Islands.

The endless ocean, coconut palms swaying in the wind, waves dashing against the reef, beautiful blue lagoons, the South Pacific is paradise on earth. Let’s stop and wander the Cook Islands as we make our way through these lovely specs of green in the infinite blue.

Two days in Auckland for a last hurrah in New Zealand.

The scenic splendor of the South Island of New Zealand with its mountains, rivers, myriad waterfalls and alpine lakes.

New Zealand, the land of myths and legends, scenic beauty that will take your breath away.

Sydney dominated by the coat hanger like Harbor Bridge and the iconic Opera House has so much to offer.

Queensland offers history, scenery and wonderful food and above all if you have young children who love Bluey it’s also where Bluey lives with her family.

Down Under, Australia the vast continent. My journey begins here in Melbourne.

I have wandered far and near to find that I have a deeper appreciation for the near.

It's time to say Goodbye to a wonderful few weeks exploring all the best that Italy has to offer.

Grappa is a onetime taste and done but Prosecco is my new favorite. We skipped Venice this time around and truly enjoyed exploring the beauty of this part of the country.

Emilio Romagna is rightly called the Foodie province of Italy.

Rain, shine, clouds, all different faces of the beautiful Ligurian Riviera.

The Piedmont region is famous for its rice, hazelnuts, and truffles but above all for the "red gold" of its Barolo wines.

Explore Lake Maggiore, Lake Orta, and Isola Bella in the Lombardy region of Italy.

A two-day prequel in Milan exploring Como, Bellagio, Varenna, Verona, and Lake Garda.

New Brunswick, the picture province has a lot to offer visitors. Dramatic cliffs, a chocolate river, the highest tides and even reversing falls.

St. Andrews by the Sea, a scenic seaside village, with a little bit of something for everyone.

Prince Edward Island may be the smallest of the Canadian Provinces but has a lot to offer visitors.

Cape Breton Island was settled by Scots fleeing from Scotland due to the Highland Clearances. With its abundance of lakes, rivers and of course the Atlantic Ocean, it was a treat to explore the natural beauty on display.