Sipping in Traverse City Wineries & Going Beyond the Vines
Carpe Travel’s Michigan Wine Travel Guide shares the top Traverse City wineries the sip in…and other things to do that go beyond the vines.
Carpe Travel’s Michigan Wine Travel Guide shares the top Traverse City wineries the sip in…and other things to do that go beyond the vines.
New Mexico certainly lives up to its nickname, the Land of Enchantment…including New Mexico wine. Here we uncork the top New Mexico wineries to sip in.
Pick and choose among the places on this two-day itinerary to craft your perfect 48 hours sipping in Anderson Valley wineries.
The ultimate weekend itinerary for sipping in the Texas Hill Country wineries, restaurants and activities
The Augusta wine country in Missouri is an emerging region that ready to be poured into. Ultimate guide – Augusta wineries, where to stay, things to do.
Ultimate three day guide to sipping in the Verde Valley, its Sedona wineries as well as Cottonwood and Jerome. Arizona wine country at its best.
Guide to Sonoita wineries: The best wineries in Sonoita. Types of wines produced. History. Where to stay. Things to do beyond the vines.
Arizona is one of the most exciting and innovative emerging wine regions in the country. Our guide uncorks the details of the Willcox AVA, its wineries and things to do.
Mendocino wine country, one of California’s best-kept secrets is void of crowds and pomp. Our guide uncorks Anderson Valley wineries to sip and activities.
Spending a weekend in Colorado wine country – Palisade? This weekend guide uncorks the a GRAPE escape to sip in the best Palisade wineries and activities.
This two day artisan food and wine itinerary is the perfect guide to a low-key wine vacation in West Sonoma County. Sip in Sonoma wineries and food scene!
With its small farms and hometown feel, think of a day in Coombsville as a nature hike with wine. Guide to sip it all in, including Coombsville wineries.
How to sip in four days of Paso Robles wine tasting. We’ve laid out how to make your next wine country vacation a GRAPE escape.
You can take a wine tasting trip during Covid. Keeping safety first, plan your wine country vacation with these tips in mind.
Switzerland is known for many things, but few know its wines as Swiss wines are one of the country’s guarded treasures. Why? Here’s everything your need to know.
Written by, Federico Morelli, Contributing Writer If you are planning a visit to Tuscany, you will be mesmerized by the region’s alluring undulating landscapes, splendid vineyards views, comprehensive wine tasting, and exciting gastronomic adventures. But a few days in Florence will be the cherry on the cake of your Italian holiday. There’s hardly any other…
Your guide to the best and worst things to do in New York during all four seasons of the year…according to a local. By, Contributing Writer, Gilad Gamliel the author of Anxious & Abroad As a born and bred New Yorker, one of my absolute favorite things about NYC is its seasons. We don’t have…
Want to sip in the North Georgia wine country, one of the South’s hidden gems? This guide will help you on sip your way through the top North Georgia wineries.
Sonoma wine country a family destination?! Yes, it can be. Here some of the best things to do in Sonoma County with tweens and teens to create the perfect pairing.
New York ranks 3rd in wine production in the US and 1st among states east of the Rockies. Get to know the Finger Lakes, the states tastiest wine region with Carpe Travel’s short overview.
Our list of things to do in San Diego includes some well-known-but-worth-it destinations along with a few off the beaten path.
For a city that doesn’t get the “touristy city” reputation, Cincinnati has a lot going on. Here are some of the best Cincinnati attractions to see if you’re looking for things to do in Cincinnati.
There’s plenty for everyone to enjoy in Cape Town – including wine lovers! Here are 10 of the top must sip in Cape Town wineries to include on your itinerary.
Fredericksburg is a well-known wine destination in the Texas Hill Country, but there are lots of things to do in Fredericksburg as a family or rather “beyond the vine”.
We always recommend sipping through wine country when visiting Philadelphia. But there are a lot of other things to do in Philadelphia beyond the vines.
Where to golf in the U.S. and get great wine. There are three top wine regions that make a perfect pairing for wine tasting wine and playing golf.
By Max Therry Food and wine go together beautifully, and if you are traveling to a particular wine region, why not take some photos of the local dishes? For instance, if you were taking your vacation in Bordeaux, you may want to take photos of lamb, beef, and duck dishes that pair perfectly with the…
By Barbara Mazz, Contributing Writer Near the borders of Spain, Italy, and along the Mediterranean Sea is the beautiful South of France. Lovingly referred to by the locals as le Midi, The South of France is one of the top tourist destinations for wine lovers—and for a good reason. Both red and white wine lovers…
Traveling to Italy? This guide helps to explain the Italian wine classifications so you can find the right wines for your pallet. By Alice Ross, contributing writer Italy is known for a lot of things, from the interesting Roman Empire history and the ruins to the stunning landscape and the pristine coasts along the Mediterranean,…
By Irene Seah, guest writer Australian wines have a strong international presence for a reason – they’re good! Australia ranks sixth in the world’s wine production, producing more than 770 million litres of wine annually. But, it’s not just about the quantity, it’s the quality of Australian wines that make the country a destination for…
By Contributing Writer, Louise Brown For most people, winter may not be the ideal time to visit Toronto especially if you’re not used to the cold. Canada in general is a cold place and the temperatures can be unforgiving for newbies. However, in Toronto, there are still many things you can do. It may require…
Planning a getaway to Willamette Valley, Oregon’s wine country? This itinerary will keep you focused and provide some top tasting experiences at wineries in Willamette Valley.
By Marie Nieves, guest contributor The Cayman Islands are rich in natural wonders, diverse wildlife, lovely beaches and exciting activities that will make your family vacation relaxing, thrilling and educational. When you travel with kids, one thing is sure – unpredictability. No matter how well you’ve planned your vacation, who knows where your kids will…
By Bianca Knauf, Contributing Writer If you think of Cape Town, South Africa, the image of the iconic Table Mountain may come to mind. This, however, is a small part of what this melting pot of colonial culture, mixed with African vibes, has to offer. True Indian cuisine meets Dutch architecture with the smell of…
All 50 of the United States produce wine, making a wine country vacation easy. Here are our top U.S. wine cities to sip in.
By Mike McLeish Some of the world’s best cycling routes also happen to pass through some of the most beautiful wine growing areas. If you love globe-trotting on a bike and perhaps sipping on taste a glass of wine on the way, you are going to be spoilt for choice. From the world-famous wine growing…
By Iben Ayad, Founder of Outdoor Times When people think of New York many automatically think of skyscrapers and crowded city streets. There is a lot more to New York including some of the most beautiful and wide open spaces. That is the very reason why so many visit this states many campgrounds each year…
Sleeping on an airplane can be quite a feat, we have 15 tips and tricks that can help even the lightest of sleepers.
Free things to do in Cape Cod, they do exist… By Contributing Writer, Alice Ross with Travelista Cape Cod is one of the most popular summer destinations in the United States. Although visiting Cape Cod during the other time of the year would also be a fun experience, summertime offers the most diverse things to do…
By Hans Ebenman, Contributing Writer Visiting Denver soon? Looking for some rooftop bars and restaurants with amazing views of the Rocky Mountains? The Rooftop Guide has rounded-up the best rooftop bars from all over the world, including Denver. Here’s our list of the best rooftop bars in Denver. Los Chingones Mexican food, cozy atmosphere, might…
By Tom Masters, Contributing Writer Santa Cruz is well-known for being the “birthplace” of surfing and hosting more than 20 luxurious miles of sandy shoreline where surfers gather to hit the waves. You may be surprised to hear that just like Napa Valley and other popular wine worthy areas of the country, Santa Cruz is…
By Chris Price, Contributing Writer When it comes to traveling, many couples would rather leave the kids at home than drag them along for the ride. There are some pretty good reasons to leave children with grandparents or other trusted family members or friends when traveling. These include reduced expenses and some nice alone time…
While you may be a pro-traveler when it comes to roaming the U.S., traveling abroad is a different experience.
New Orleans creepiest places to catch the paranormal By: Guest Blogger, Allison Michelle Dienstman As the home of Jazz, Cajun food, and the yearly Mardis Gras celebration, New Orleans has a special place in American culture. Yet aside from these well-known customs, The Big Easy has also become notorious for legends of the paranormal. While…
Welcome to the second article in Carpe Travel’s Grand Canyon series by Janalee Card Chmel. Over the next few months Janalee will be sharing a series of articles covering everything from booking campsites in the Grand Canyon to family friendly activities to Grand Canyon fun facts, to packing lists and more. Grand Canyon Fun Facts…Clark…
By Kayla Matthews Bad travel experiences range from minor inconveniences to terrible situations. Missing your flight or spending too much money is a minor inconvenience. Being kidnapped, robbed or jailed in a foreign country? Way more serious. Basic safety precautions can help you eliminate yourself as an easy target. Preparation can reduce the chance of…
There are so many wine regions in the US outside of California that are often overlooked – including Florida wineries. Some must visit Florida wineries.
Darren Ashley, contributing writer With a number of things to consider when looking to live in Italy with kids – be it for the summers or full-time – decisions aren’t made quickly and locations need to be researched meticulously. Having some useful insider information can therefore be vital when searching for a location which appeals…
I’ve been exploring the process of becoming a certified sommelier, not because I need it but because I LOVE learning about wine, the regions and different methods used to create such an important piece of so many cultures. Not to mention, I would REALLY enjoy my homework. But, you don’t have to take a “class”…
By Laszlo Rozsas, Contributing Writer Have you been to Munich? Have you explored the area around Bavaria’s largest city – picturesque views and historical sights, boasting some of the world’s most visually recognizable castles? Laszlo Rozsas has shared this guest post with CarpeTravel noting four must see places that make for the perfect Munich day…