Slow Travel and Food and Travel Blog for Trips to Savor
The Art Deco District in Miami Beach is well worth a visit. Our tour begins lined with boutiques, restaurants and bars. A little away from Miami Beach you can not only shop well, but also take a break with a fruit cocktail or a Cafe Cubano.
America skeptics will say that there is no such thing as an American lifestyle. And America lovers have a hard time defining exactly what the American lifestyle is. But it's not that difficult at all. There is just not the American lifestyle, but many ways of life, which can be easily divided into regions
If you visit Sanibel Island in Florida, you can't avoid the topic of mussels. The Sanibel Island Florida Beaches are a treasure trove for shell collectors. You can find mussels everywhere: on the beach, in the souvenir shop, in the restaurant and even in the museum.
(Commercial) Like Crocket and Tubbs from Miami Vice, we dash through the waters around Miami in the Zodiac. Kimberley Falconer, the owner of Ocean Force Adventures, invited us on a tour of the waters of Miami. She wants to show us the Miami sights from the water.
Miami hotels on Collins Avenue are usually outside the South Beach party area. Once upon a time, they were the kind of hotels typical of Miami Beach. Today they are popular with families and those who want to stay away from the hustle and bustle.
Animal welfare is taken very seriously on Sanibel Island. The CROW turtle sanctuary is located here. On an area of around four hectares there are treatment rooms and enclosures in which birds, raccoons, opossums and turtles are nursed back to health
The Edison Ford Museum in Fort Myers Florida is a garden paradise. The two inventors didn't just spend the winter here. They also experimented with exotic plants on their park grounds.
One Sanibel Island restaurant where the locals eat is the Island Cow on the main road through the island. It offers a huge variety of dishes. These range from burgers to specialties from the southern states.
Cabbage Key in Florida Imagine that only twice a day boats dock at the island jetty and unload a handful of passengers who are spending a few hours on the island - it's like the rush hour between 11.00 a.m. and 14.00 p.m. Before and after it is quiet on Cabbage Key, a small [...]
