Staci, Author at The Voyageer ⋆ Page 10 of 15

December 1, 2017

My Visit to Guanajuato, Mexico

At the end of October, my husband Doug and I made our way to Guanajuato, Mexico. You may not have heard of it before: I had never heard of it until our friend Raúl urged us to visit his hometown with him. Beautiful Guanajuato dates back to the 16th century and is located about 5 hours by car northwest of… [read more]

Mexico Comments: 2

November 24, 2017

25+ San Diego Businesses to support on #SmallBizSat 2017

Who cares about Black Friday? Well, I love getting a good deal… you know, online & in the comfort of my own home, but I don’t like to brave the crowds unless I am doing it for a good cause like supporting a San Diego Small Business! Every year I make the rounds during Small Business Saturday and purchase some… [read more]

San Diego/Shopping Comments: 5

November 14, 2017

Mexican Airlines Review: Aeromexico, Volaris, VivaAerobus

My regular readers will notice I am really on a Mexico kick. I’ve been to Mexico City, Tijuana, and Guanajuato all within one year! Today I’ll provide you with comparisons between the various Mexican airline companies so you can make an informed decision as you evaluate travel options. Our southern neighbor is close, inexpensive, full of life and great food. Whether… [read more]

Getting Around/Globetrotting/Mexico Comments: 15

November 3, 2017

A quick Cross Border Xpress update

I traveled with Doug and a couple of friends, and like we did last time we used the Cross Border Xpress (CBX) to fly from Tijuana to central Mexico. Just like last time, it was so easy. Perhaps easier than the first time since I knew what to expect.

Getting Around/Globetrotting/Mexico Comments: 0

October 27, 2017

Link Love (2): Scary Edition

October 2017 // It’s that time of year… the spookiest time of the year. Here’s a link roundup of some excellent articles and listicles to get your creep on.

Uncategorized Comment: 1

October 20, 2017

How to Halloween in San Diego

Okay, I am not a Halloween person. Judging by the amount of effort my neighbors are putting into decorations (more than Christmas it seems), Halloween is actually gaining in popularity as a holiday as the years go by. Although October 31st is on a Tuesday this year, there are plenty of opportunities to get the pants scared off of you leading… [read more]

San Diego Comment: 1

October 18, 2017

Have a Better Camping Trip with the Right Gear

Once you know you’re going to make camping a regular hobby, it’s worth buying better gear backed up by trusted brands. Getting quality gear can reduce frustration, increase comfort, and make the outing much more enjoyable.

Shopping Comments: 4

October 13, 2017

Explore the Hoodoos at Bryce Canyon National Park

Located in southern Utah east of Zion National Park (read my Zion post here), Bryce Canyon National Park is another one of Utah’s “mighty five.” I was surprised that its higher elevation resulted in a much different climate, even though it is only an hour and a half away from Zion. Getting out of the car I was met with… [read more]

USA Comments: 13

October 11, 2017

Why I Didn’t Finish Angels Landing

Last May I visited Zion National Park; the funny thing was that a disproportionately large number of my friends and acquaintances also visited earlier in the year. Seems like it was “the” park of 2017! As the trip approached, every conversation seemed to meander around to Angels Landing, one of Zion’s most famous hikes. The hike has a ton of… [read more]

Hot Spots/Personal Comments: 2

October 4, 2017

Visit Breathtaking Zion National Park

Zion is the oldest National Park in Utah, one of Utah’s “mighty five.” We visited Zion National Park in May 2017. Read on for my experience and information on planning your own trip.