Encouraging women to try adventurous travel
Coffee, java, liquid energy, and cuppa heaven. Americano, drip, espresso, or French press. Latte, cappuccino, or add steamed milk. The ladies behind Moderately Adventurous savor, slurp and learn everything about this magical liquid while traveling.
We will also focus on coffee-adjacent drinks, such as tea, matcha, chai, boba and coffee shops that are just too cute to pass up.
If you drink coffee and are visiting the Big Island of Hawai’i, you must visit a coffee farm to taste real Kona coffee! I stopped by five farms while visiting Kona, each with its own charms, but I wanted to delve into the incredible experience …
Though I’ve done it before in Peru and Costa Rica, I jumped at the chance to do another coffee plantation tour in Guatemala. I was particularly excited because every time I see pounds of coffee at the grocery store or the origins at Starbucks, Guatemala …
The Araksa Tea Plantation Tour was wonderfully well-executed. The location, hand-off of speakers, guided activities with information, and well-designed main building all echoed the peaceful surroundings. With transportation, the tour was more expensive than many of the other activities we embarked on in Thailand. Even …
With a little planning, finding vegan eats in Iceland is surprisingly simple, even in winter. One of my biggest priorities when visiting Iceland was to see the northern lights. With that in mind, I chose our accommodations a bit far out of the way from …
Seward is a delightful small town at the top of Resurrection Bay. It’s about 2.5 hours outside of Anchorage and its pronunciation is not sexy (not SEEward, it’s SEWard (ew sound, like in sewage)). But do not let the pronunciation or distance stop you, the …
A major export for Costa Rica is coffee beans. We knew we had to learn more about the growing process from the source. On our way to La Fortuna, we stopped at Doka Estate for a coffee tour. It was delicious and delightful. Arriving to …