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As a luxury travel advisor and a mom of young children, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to find the perfect family getaway. When it was time for our own vacation, I asked myself: Where would I send my family if I was the client? The answer was clear: Antigua! With its calm […]
A condition jet setters are far too familiar with, Jet lag. This temporary sleep disorder throws your internal clock, or circadian rhythm, out of sync with the time zone you’re in. When traveling across multiple time zones, especially when the difference is significant you should expect some jet lag. Let’s be proactive in minimizing jet […]
As a travel advisor, I’m constantly thinking about and planning travel so when it comes to my personal family trips you can bet I’ve considered all the options. So, why Florence? We arrived in late March, and each morning we stepped out of our city center apartment to relatively empty streets and cool air, followed […]
After spending a few weeks in Florence, I packed our bags and picked up our rental car and we headed for the rolling hills. Our first stop: Volterra. Volterra, Italy Volterra, somewhat off-the-beaten-path is known for its Etruscan origins and Roman ruins. Inhabited since the Iron Age, the town dates back over 3000 years and […]
One of the best places to escape in Central America is Costa Rica, which has amazing beaches, lush rainforests, and a vibrant culture. This small country, which is tucked away between Panama and Nicaragua, has a ton to offer in terms of breathtaking scenery and wonderful weather. When to Visit The dry season, which runs […]
WHY YOU SHOULD DRIVE FROM MIAMI TO KEY WEST If you’ve never visited Key West. I strongly recommend driving rather than flying in because the views make it an incredible road trip and there is so much to do along the way that driving through the Keys should be part of the itinerary. It’s about […]
There are hundreds of lakes in Italy, most of which are popular with locals but largely overlooked by tourists who rush to the internationally recognized Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore, and Lake Como. If you want to escape the crowds, visit one of Italy’s most loved and romantic lakes lying at the foothills of the Alps. […]
Italy is one country with multiple countries inside. Piemonte is certainly a hidden gem with legendary red wines, cafe culture, medieval towns, and mountain ranges. Melted&Moved offers itineraries for the Piemonte region for clients who are typically repeat visitors to Italy or prefer a less touristic experience. Journey in Piemonte, walking through beautiful Torino. […]
Consistently named America’s favorite city, Charleston is full of southern charm. The Palmetto-fringed streets are full of culture, food, shopping, and antebellum homes that led Conde Nast to name it among the best cities in the world. You could spend a weekend or week exploring this walkable city. Each time I visit, my experience is […]
In southern Maine, you’ll find this charming coastal town that is widely known for being the summer home of the Bush family and driving past the Bush compound has become a tourist “to do.” Kennebunkport is a year-round destination thanks to fabulous Christmas markets, fall markets and events, and summer beaches. I’ve heard it said […]
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I started Melted & Moved from a genuine love of travel and a belief that few things in life grow us, or connect us quite like seeing the world. I still get giddy over a beautiful hotel lobby, steps leading down to the ocean get me every time, and there’s nothing quite like a nightcap after a day you wish didn’t have to end.
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