Alaska’s Giants: A Guide to Glaciers & Denali

Imagine a river of ice, miles long and hundreds of feet thick, slowly carving its way through mountains. This is the reality of Alaska’s glaciers. These remnants of the Ice Age are not just static blocks of ice; they are living, moving forces of nature. Hearing the thunderous crack of a glacier calving into the sea is a sound you will never forget!

Alaska: Cruise vs. Land Tour—Which Is Right for You?

An Alaskan cruise is often the first thing people imagine when they think of visiting the 49th state, and for good reason. It’s a comfortable, scenic, and incredibly efficient way to witness the state’s dramatic coastline and tidewater glaciers.

Guide to Hawaii’s Big Island: A World Apart

The Big Island is aptly named—it is larger than all the other Hawaiian islands combined and is still growing. Its uniqueness lies in its sheer scale and mind-boggling diversity. This is where you can witness the primal forces of nature in a way that feels both ancient and immediate.

The Ultimate Hawaii Travel Guide: Expert Tips & Best Islands

While Hawaii’s weather is pleasant year-round, I recommend visiting during the “shoulder seasons” to get the best combination of great weather, fewer crowds, and better prices. These periods are from April to June and September to November.