Author: Real Travel Adventures

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov. For the enormous amount of ethnic cuisines that constitute the fabric of San Francisco’s restaurant scene there’s a relatively small number of eateries that venture into a fusion territory. Even if in the …

By Bonnie Neely When our son, TV and film composer Blake Neely, was in Greenville, SC, during holidays recently, we had the privilege of a private tour of the Sigal Music Museum, guided by the Artistic Director and Chief Curator, …

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov A lively, chatty crowd that gathered by the water’s edge at the Port of San Diego, California, was actually a queue, divided according to each group of passengers’ designated boarding times. Ready for …

by Bonnie Neely Our new year in the RV in Los Angeles began with our journey to see the human snowbirds who migrate to winter in the warm desert at Quartzsite, Arizona. It was a little town of about five …

By Max Olson “I think sometime soon I will hike Chimborazo.” My fellow volunteer at the hostel in Quito, Ecuador had mentioned this “Chimborazo,”. In Ecuador, young backpackers and thrill seekers challenge themselves by climbing one of the country’s two …

By Bonnie Neely December school holidays were approaching, and we joyfully prepared to drive in our trusty little RV to South Carolina to be with family for Christmas. But the task was like moving since we had to take all …

By Max Olson “Have you heard of the Quilotoa Loop? We leave tomorrow!” The young Israeli man, Roni, I had met at the hostel in Quito no more than two seconds prior began rattling off information. “It takes three days! …

By Linda Oatman High Magical, miraculous Manhattan is a most fantastic getaway for the holiday season. There’s plenty to do and see and experience for all ages, and the glitter and glitz is on full sparkle for visitors and residents …