Fiery red rocks contrast next to an emerald green lake surrounded by greenery. Cava di Bauxite has a sad beginning, but a happy accident turned into a natural wonder near Otranto.
Hold off on canceling your trip. The North Fork is full of activities--rain or shine. You just need to know where to go and what to do. Here's my ultimate guide on what to do on a rainy day on the North Fork.
Lined with mom and pop stores selling odes to pollock, items made by special needs adults, homemade pesto, mustard, and jam, minimalistic home furnishings, and wineries, it's no wonder you can spend a whole day wandering around Southold.
I'm on the North Fork in Long Island, New York, yet feel like I've been transported to Provence, France. Thanks to the thought and care behind Croteaux Vineyards, that fleeting experience is made possible.
Looking to enjoy breakfast or brunch in St. Barth under the palm trees of a tropical enclave? Look no further than Francois Plantation at Villa Marie St. Barth. The options are endless. On the top list of foods to order: French waffles, pain perdu, avocado toast, eggs benedict with salmon, and acai bowls, among others.
You probably haven't heard about Ceglie Messapica. It gets lost behind big names like Ostuni, Locortondo, and Alberobello. In a way, it's a blessing in disguise for those who want to see the local more realistic side of towns in Puglia.
An authentic induction into true Apulian culture in the Itria Valley includes a warm welcome from an entire Southern Italian family, a walk through Apulian fields, exquisite food from local recommended restaurants, and a stay in a Trullo in Puglia, Italy. Once you've made it through these indispensable initiation rituals at Trullo a ll’éra, you'll leave feeling like you're a part of the Apulian family.
Art and architect lovers be warned: there are so many treasures at Patria Palace luxury hotel in Lecce, it’s easy to forget the outside world. But there’s always the hotel’s panoramic Atenza restaurant with terrace in front of Basilica di Santa Croce to remind you, serving dishes that are a celebration of Southern Italy on a plate.
If you were in the US, you remember February 12 - 18, 2021. That was when the Texas Snow Storm hit not once, but twice. And I happened to be there visiting a tourist. Here's my story.