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Looking for cool places in San Diego to freshen up your Instagram feed?
Here are some popular, Insta-worthy locations in San Diego you may or may have not seen on the 'gram - and where to find them.
Driving the California coast is out of this world. With spectacular ocean views, winding coastline, and landscapes changing from beach-y to desert to forest to wineland, there is so much to see and do as you explore the California coast.
We hit the PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) eaaaarly in the morning with the intention that we'd stop in Santa Barbara on the way back. It was a LOT of driving but still plenty of fun.
If you're looking to do a similar drive yourself I'd recommend spending the night up north to allow yourself more time for stops along the way.
I'm a sucker for high viewpoints.
In every city I travel to, one of my "must-dos" is to find a high viewpoint. Why? I love taking in the surroundings from the angle, seeing where I've walked around below.
Plus, much of the time it includes an adventurous aspect like a hike or stumbling across it unexpectedly. #adventure
With my camera in tow, I've made it to the top of some incredible high viewpoints around the world.
And, as always when it comes to traveling, there is often a story behind the photo.
In this post I'm sharing with you 16 of my absolute favorite viewpoints I've been to around the world!
Since Old Town is the "historic heart" of San Diego, its Mexican roots and architecture makes it a unique and cool part of town. It's definitely worth a visit if you're traveling to San Diego, especially if you're in town for Cinco de Mayo coming up!
Last week, my friend Jessica of The Jessica Journey and I scouted out the best of Old Town San Diego in preparation for Cinco de Mayo! We were lucky our friend Marissa of Modern Day Mona Photography was there to capture it all, as well!
There are plenty of fun things to do in Old Town, whether you're going with friends, on a date, or even with family. Here's what we got up to:
So, this travel vlog has nothing to do with politics (which I hope you'll find refreshing)!
Instead, I'm showing my work + travel experience in one of my favorite cities in the world!
Expect seeing the additional barriers/security on the National Mall pre-inauguration, our mini food tour in Dupont, a quick stop in Georgetown, a few scenes from the actual Inauguration ceremony, and our end-of-conference party at the Udvar-Hazy Air and Space museum.
