Author: Real Travel Adventures

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov Founded back in 2010 to promote Italian wines paired with Chef Donato’s authentic Italian cuisine, Enoteca 100 had to resort to its virtual form last year, but now it has returned in all …

By Bonnie & Bill Neely Although the name does not sound inviting, this is one of the most beautiful State RV Parks we have ever seen, located at the Louisiana State Park and Reservoir at Delhi, LA. The name is …

by Cameron M. Burns Bouncing across the plains of eastern New Mexico on a June afternoon, I wondered what I was in for. The area around Roy, NM was a place I’d wanted to visit for years because of the …

By Saul Schwartz My wife Fern and I spent one day/night in August touring the sights near the Natural Bridge, about 3 hours from Alexandria.  We stayed at the Wyndham Natural Bridge Hotel, 15 Appledore Lane.  This hotel is within …

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov San Francisco Bay Area restaurants provide a wonderful variety of international cuisines to the wary “non-travelers” tied down with continued limitations imposed by the ever-mutating virus. Warung Siska is a new Indonesian restaurant …

By Bonnie and Bill Neely Driving our RV from home in South Carolina to see our family in Los Angeles, California, is always an ambitious trip. Spending as much time outdoors as possible and avoiding crowds is quite easy in …

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov Exclusive Resorts, a high-end membership-based vacation club with a worldwide network of unique homes, villas and suites, couldn’t have found a better place for its summer presentation than the House of Flowers in …

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov As if Monterey Peninsula on California’s Central Coast needed any more popularity—the 61st annual Artichoke Festival returned this year to the Monterey County Fairgrounds after more than a year of sheltering-in-place and foregoing …

By Emma Krasov. Photography by Yuri Krasov From the golden age of the City by the Bay, from its glamour epoch (way in the last century) when people dressed up for going out and picked special, memorable places for a …

By Fyllis Hockman When I encountered my first giant Sequoia in the Mariposa Grove, my head did not tilt back far enough to see the top. Walking around the trunk practically required a GPS. Leaving noise and civilization behind to …