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Things To Do in Coastal Maine and Inn By The Sea

The Stunning Beauty of Kilkenny, Ireland and Mount Juliet Estate

36 Hours in Raleigh, North Carolina

The Best Game of Thrones Tour – Belfast, Northern Ireland

What to Do and Where to Dine and Stay in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Guinness Experience at The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin

Chef Gareth Mullins – The Marker Hotel Dublin & His Recipe for Rack of Lamb

Taking On Winter in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

48 Hours in Dublin

16 Things We Learned While Traveling in Ireland

An Ireland Roadtrip

The Emerging Culinary Scene and Culinary Fusion Expo 2015 on Grand Bahama Island

Exploring Grand Bahama Island

A Bajan Specialty – Flying Fish Cou Cou – The Sandpiper, Barbados

Where to Stay and Dine in Charlevoix

Charlevoix – The Flavour Trail and Le Domaine Forget

Exploring the Charlevoix Region in Québec, Canada

The Culinary Scene in Montréal

72 Hours in Montréal

Where to Dine in Sarasota

What to Do and Where to Stay in Sarasota

Soaking up the Sun and Surf in Naples, FL

Getting High in Orlando – Part 2

Getting High in Orlando – Part 1

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Kleifarvatn is the largest lake on the Reykjanes P

Kleifarvatn is the largest lake on the Reykjanes Peninsula in Iceland. Fed only by porous lava rock, it’s also one of Iceland’s deepest lakes with depths up to 318 feet.

The landscape is otherworldly covered in lava and moss - and sits between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. The area is known for its geothermal and geological activity, and has active volcanoes 🌋running along the length of the region.

According to local folklore, a monster similar to the Loch Ness Monster lives in the lake. If you dare, you can even take a scuba dive tour to explore the underwater world beneath the water’s surface. @celebritycruises @arctic_exposure @inspiredbyiceland #cruise #travel #iceland #icelandtrip #volcano #lake

A rainbow 🌈 at Goðafoss Waterfall, the Waterfa

A rainbow 🌈 at Goðafoss Waterfall, the Waterfall of the Gods. Located in northern Iceland, this waterfall’s blue glacial waters fall 12 meters from the Skjálfandafljót River above. @celebritycruises #travel #cruise #celebrityapex #celebritycruises #iceland #rainbow

Scenes from Akureyri, Iceland. Scandinavian inspir

Scenes from Akureyri, Iceland. Scandinavian inspired architecture, beautiful landscapes with snow-capped mountains and a photo of Akureyrarkirkja, The Church of Akureyri. @celebritycruises #celebrityapex #Akureyri #Iceland #history

Celebrity Apex in Akureyri, Iceland. This is our f

Celebrity Apex in Akureyri, Iceland. This is our first port of call after sailing 2 1/2 days on the North Sea, the Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic heading northwest from Amsterdam.

Nicknamed the “Capital of the North,” Akureyri was first mentioned in 1562, but inhabitants arrived about 1,100 years ago.

In 1772 the village became a certified trading post under the Danish king - and with only 12 inhabitants. That status was revoked in 1836 and not regained again until 1862.

Today the town is the second largest city in Iceland with a population of approximately 20,000 people. It’s also home to some of the largest fishing and fish processing centers in Iceland. @celebritycruises #travel #cruise #iceland #akureyri #history #celebritycruises #celebrityapex

A quick stopover in Brussels before heading to Ams

A quick stopover in Brussels before heading to Amsterdam for a cruise. We had a lovely stay @hotelamigobrussels which was just steps away from the Grand Place. #travel #brussels #belgium #europe #summer2022 #history

First look at the new Disney Wish. 🪄 @disneycru

First look at the new Disney Wish. 🪄 @disneycruiseline #disneywish #disney #disneycruise #cruise #travel #portcanaveral

Ketchikan, Alaska. As the sign says, Ketchikan is

Ketchikan, Alaska. As the sign says, Ketchikan is known as Alaska’s “first city” since the town sits at the southern tip of the Inside Passage.

Ketchikan also calls itself the “Salmon Capital of the World” because so many anglers come to the town during salmon season - and to fish for Pacific halibut, red snapper and other species of 🐟

The Alaskan town is a beautiful - and rainy destination - with an average rainfall of 162 inches of “liquid sunshine” ☀️ each year. @norwegiancruiseline @travelalaska @visitketchikan #travel #cruise #alaska #ketchikan #salmon #insidepassage

Scenes from Skagway, Alaska - one of our stops on

Scenes from Skagway, Alaska - one of our stops on the first Alaskan cruise of the season on @norwegiancruiseline’s Norwegian Bliss.

Originally inhabited by the Tlingit, their name for the town, skagua, means “place where the north wind blows.” We didn’t have the strong winds (thankfully), and we even had sun later in the day, making for a beautiful afternoon to explore the historic town.

We also took a ride on the famous White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska’s first railway. It was built in 1898 during the Klondike Gold Rush, and is known as “The Scenic Railway of the World.“ 🚃

Skagway also had some interesting characters in its heyday (as we learned at the Goldrush Cemetery) as the town was the gateway to the Yukon and Klondike goldfields. @travelalaska #travel #cruise #skagway #alaska #cruisenorwegian #norwegianbliss #history #goldrush

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