The van was slowly bump, bump, bumping its way down the back alley. We were passing by a herd of goats to the left and two little boys play fighting in front of us. Matt and I looked at each other and with only our eyes communicating, we secretly wondered where exactly this van was …
The little town Sedella, with just over 600 inhabitants in the Andalusia region of Spain, sits in the foothills of the Sierra Tejedra mountains, about an hour and a half drive from Malaga. Megan and I got to spend 3 weeks here enjoying everything this special place has to offer. For the first 2 weeks …
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Climbing slowly up the stone path from the yoga center, he looked up at me with tired eyes and let out an audible groan. He was still too far below for me to tell if the smile he was wearing was for his appreciation of a job well done or just a gasp for oxygen. …
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A very sold out Alhambra, many closed businesses for spring break, and a true adventure seeking parking in the city. These were all harsh reminders that Matt and I make excellent vacationers but are still on the journey to becoming experienced backpackers. Our vacations always come with a solid plan and bookings made well in …
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The wind was howling, begging for a fight with my freshly curled hair. The smoke from the fire was doing its best to blind us both, and the bitter cold pierced through our skin like a thousand little icicle needles. Despite the elements, nothing could detract from the happiness we felt standing on that Icelandic …
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Approximately one year ago… Megan : “We should quit our jobs and travel the world for a year.” Matt : Rolling his eyes, “Yeah, sure.” *Cue mocking laughter* Things over here at Port Wine and Adventure have been a little dry lately. When you’re saving your pennies and binging Netflix is your primary activity of …
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*Actually written by: Matthew Reed Whether you are just passing through a new city or it’s in your own backyard, a brewery is a great way to learn about an area and to get a feel for the community it serves. Megan and I find that a brewery is a great pit stop whenever we’re …
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Sometimes I wish I was the type of person who was content to spend the day laying on a beach with a good book in my hand. This always sounds great in theory. In reality, five minutes into chapter one and I am restless, irritably hot, and too busy daydreaming about tacos to remember that …
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For years now, Matt and I have had an unspoken agreement that for our birthdays we must do something memorable. Beyond the usual treasures of a nice dinner and cake, we like to include something that we can look back on in the years to come and associate it with turning a certain age. Last …
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“No repeats. There’s too much to see!” This is always my response to the suggestion of repetitive events. I think it is fully possible to enjoy and appreciate a situation without the need to make it an annual affair. The exception to this? Asheville. Up until about 5 years ago, I probably couldn’t have pinned …
