Why You Should Consider Working with a Travel Advisor

“And then there is the most dangerous risk of all – the risk of spending your life not doing what you want on the bet you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later.” – Randy Komisar. If you’re anything like us, traveling the world in your free time is exactly how you want to spend your life. Unfortunately, travel doesn’t plan itself – it takes time and research. If you are not traveling Read more…

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Hawaii: Which island is right for you?

Looking to get away? Hawaii is one of the most popular travel destinations worldwide, and for good reason! Home to six islands, Hawaii is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, pristine beaches, volcanoes, and tropical forests. To help you decide which island is best for you, here’s an overview of the Hawaiian Islands and what makes each one special.   Molokai – Best for those who want to go off the grid Hawaii’s fifth largest island, Read more…

Where to Find Glaciers

Glaciers are enormous and thick masses of ice that accumulate over many years when a substantial amount of snow falls in one area. Over time, the snow becomes compressed under the weight of new snow and transforms into ice, ultimately giving rise to a glacier. Glaciers covered approximately one-third of the Earth’s surface during the last Ice Age. However, they cover only about 10% of the Earth’s surface today. The massive bodies of ice can Read more…

A Bucket List Trip for New Empty Nesters: River Cruising with AmaWaterways

I recently recently embarked on a fourteen-day river cruise with my husband to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary and becoming empty nesters. My name is Taryn Weiss and I handle marketing for Stellar Travel. Read along as I share our experience and our favorites along the Grand Danube. *** When our only daughter left for college the same year as our twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, we had an opportunity to celebrate like never before. No longer Read more…

India: A Beautiful Mess

According to travel expert Prachi Joshi of The Times UK, “Traveling in India can overwhelm your senses with sights, smells, and sounds. One moment you might be gazing at the snowclad Himalayas in Ladakh, and the next, sipping beer and eating fried fish at a beach shack in Goa. You could listen to the clattering of train wheels as you careen through the Nilgiri mountains or the gentle lapping sounds of Kerala’s backwaters on a Read more…

Spain: The Dream of All the World (Part 2)

After traveling through Bilbao, Santiago de Compostela, Barcelona, and Madrid, we meet back up with Stellar Travel Advisor, Denise Larson, in Valencia as she road trips throughout southeastern Spain. Read along to see where the journey takes her. Valencia: 2 nights Located on Spain’s east coast, the 2,000-year-old city boasts wide sandy beaches, striking architecture, and a buzzing food scene – without crowds in other large Spanish cities like Barcelona and Madrid. A place full of contrasts, Read more…

Spain: The Dream of All the World (Part 1)

Anthony Bourdain once said, “Any reasonable, sentient person who looks at Spain, comes to Spain, eats in Spain, drinks in Spain, they’re going to fall in love. Otherwise, there’s something deeply wrong with you. This is the dream of all the world,” – and he couldn’t have been more right! Like most others, Denise Larson, Travel Advisor, has fallen in love with Spain. On her most recent trip to Spain, her husband joined her to Read more…

Antarctica: Traveling To The Ends of The Earth and Back 

Each year from November to March, travelers head south for the Antarctic Season in search of majestic icebergs, legendary landscapes, and enchanting wildlife in their natural habitats. Once a place that only a few residents and scientists could explore, Antarctica started welcoming tourists in the 1960s, though not without some well-intended red tape and a few requirements to preserve the incredible ecosystems and out-of-this-world views that draw so many in.  Randy Kramer, Owner, and John Crawley, Read more…

Scenic Eclipse Part 3 – Cabins

This is a Deluxe Verandah Suite, vast majority of you have this type of cabin.   Think the downside to the bathrooms is a lack of counter space.  The brown line you see across the back wall is actually storage area.     Spa Suite Panorama Suite  

Scenic Eclipse Part 2 – Dining

Main Dining room, the Yacht Club.  Breakfast and lunch   Observation lounge and tea room.  Lumière.  French dining and champagne bar.   Cooking classes, room for 10-14. Elements restaurant Chefs/Captains table at Elements.  Invite only. Koko’s restaurant.  4 styles of Asian cuisine. Sushi, western and traditional, fusion and teppanyaki Whiskey bar in the lobby.  Very much like a nice hotel bar. Had an espresso here which was pretty great.

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