A day trip to Tomar from Lisbon takes you back in time to the 12th century. Tomar was the seat of the Knights Templar in Portugal. The templars brought their influence and wealth to the area. There’s more to do than visit the convent. This post will walk you through everything you need to know! Is Tomar…
Kentucky’s Red River Gorge is located in the Eastern part of the state. It’s an outdoor adventure oasis. Hiking is one of the most popular things to do in the gorge. In the spring, you’ll find waterfalls, and in the fall, the leaves changing make hiking around the gorge a magical experience, no matter which…
Oahu is the most populated island in the Hawaiian chain. It’s also pretty easy to eat Gluten-Free on Oahu. The locals on other islands will tell you how crowded Honolulu is. In comparison to Kauai and Maui, yes, it’s packed. It’s not crowded like New York City or other major US cities. The good news…
When planning our trip to Hawaii for December 2021, we repeatedly heard that Kauai would be our favorite island. It’s an island of adventure, hiking, and the outdoors. Kauai is also the most undeveloped of the islands, so I was nervous about what gluten-free Kauai would be like. Logistics of being Gluten-Free on Kauai Even though it’s…
Maui is an island with luxurious resorts and incredible experiences in the outdoors. It’s such a popular travel destination. It’s no surprise Maui is a gold mine for celiacs if you know where to look! I’ll dish on the best gluten-free restaurants I experienced in Maui. The Road to Hana and Haleakalā are two of…
The Big Island may have been my favorite island overall. The gluten-free options on The Big Island had a significant influence! The Big Island is home to the famous Iron Man race. As a result, in non-pandemic years, there are Iron Man athletes on the island training. The diet-conscious athletes and the sheer number of…
