“Hammock Island”, one of many destinations on the map at the Xel-Ha aquatic park, dubbed the world’s largest natural aquarium. Xel-ha is located a short drive south of Playa del Carmen, in Quintana Roo, Mexico. Talk about relaxing in style!
This was one of the funnest adventures I’ve had traveling. An exciting day of tubing in the Caves Branch Archaeological Reserve in Belize’s lush green jungle.
This photo was shot on July 4th weekend 2010 during a road trip vacation to Northern Arizona that included visiting Horseshoe Bend, the famous Antelope Canyon, a tour of the Glen Canyon Dam, and of course some cooling off in the lake.
An adventure filled day that started on Ambergris Caye, headed up the Belize River wildlife spotting, ziplining the jungle canopy, and tubing through Belize’ amazing caves.
This is a photo shot on a hot day from Coolidge Dam just southeast of the small town Globe, AZ. This dam was named after the 30th U.S. president, Calvin Coolidge.
A list of 13 interesting things you probably didn’t know about Belize. Mayan ruins, scuba diving, wild animals and food – I cover it all!
Shot on a chilly morning this is the North Beach neighborhood in San Francisco, on the bottom of the hill is the famous Saints Peter and Paul Church.
The MGM Grand’s lion exhibit always stood out to me as the most impressive. I was sad to hear they have closed the lion show down permanently and am grateful I was able to see it before it was gone. This photo was taken while the lions were being fed, and the trainer had purposely thrown sticky slices of raw meat onto the glass viewing panels. This male was truly an enormous, beautiful beast.
I’m back underwater and this time I’m sharing the sea with some dolphins! Checking another item off the bucket list after visiting Roatan; one of the Bay Islands in Honduras. Ever seen dolphins doing tricks while underwater instead of from the surface? Check out the video inside!
