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Snaefellsnes Peninsula (Snæfellsnes) Snæfellsnes taken literally means “Snow Mountain Peninsula,” named after Snæfellsjökull, the glacier-topped volcano. The Snæfellsnes peninsula in Western Iceland is often called “Iceland in miniature” because it has so many of the different ecosystems and sights that have made…
The only Akureyri travel guide you’ll ever need! Akureyri is the second largest city in Iceland and is known as the unofficial capital of the North. It has been an important port and fishing center for centuries. Although the population…
Driving in Iceland can be extremely easy if you are cautious and respect the rules of the road. As an American, I found it very simple to drive the Ring Road and around the cities and towns. Renting a car…
The islands of St. Vincent and the Grenadines are as beautiful as the postcard-worthy photos you see here. They exude everything that people love about the Caribbean: warm white sand beaches, plenty of sunshine, sparkling blue water, and laid-back and…
St. Vincent and the Grenadines are 32 islands located in the southern Caribbean. The main island, St. Vincent, is only 16 miles long and a little over 9 miles wide. The main island is also volcanic and quite mountainous. These…
This is Part 2 of my St. Vincent and the Grenadines travel story, see Part 1 to read them in order and understand how I ended up at a volcano. The day after hanging out with the undertaker, we took a 45…
It’s Spring Break of 2008 and I am on my stomach looking into the crater of an active volcano. The wind is punishing and I clutch the earth, terrified and exhilarated. Let me back up this story and tell you…
October is the spookiest time of year, and here at Curated Passport, it’s time to travel the globe in search of scary spots for Halloween. From a haunted child’s bedroom in the United Kingdom to an online party in NYC…
