couples travel

Couples Travel–There's nothing quite like exploring the world with your significant other, though it has its challenges.

My First Date With My Lovely Girlfriend
Relationships are very complicated, but worthwhile. Long distance relationships are even more complicated, but probably are becoming much more common as people spend more time meeting others online. I happen to be in a very long distance relationship, and I spend a lot of time thinking about how things will go when we finally meet in person. This story is a work of fiction, but only for now hopefully.
By Daniel Goldman5 years ago in Wander
10 Attractive Honeymoon Destinations In Singapore
Singapore has been a dream destination for honeymooners throughout the years. This beautiful island is both man-made and natural. This city is full of life and a perfect hub of romantic spots for your honeymoon's cozy moments. Avail extra discounts on your tickets by booking your flight tickets with American Airlines Reservations. Also, listing down few must-visit places when in Singapore
By jack son5 years ago in Wander
The Event
The Event By: Meko Kaprelian He found himself walking La Rambla, the bustle of people and the foreign sounds that bounced off his ears gave him the sense of being small in a large place, but the tree-lined cobblestone boulevard, open only to foot traffic, left him romantically comfortable; all at the same time. It was early July in Barcelona; the warm sunny weather had the streets full of activities and tourists, that stimulated the senses. As he walked the Gothic-inspired city that’s nestled between the majestic Collserola mountains and the sapphire blue waters of the Mediterranean, he felt reassured that the location for “The Event” he had been planning for months couldn’t be more perfect. James on break from his duties as an inspector for a company contracted by the US government to build housing for the military in Djibouti, Africa, arrived in Spain a full day ahead of her, to meet with the planner he’d been working with online to finalize the preparations for “The Event”; following the GPS map on his phone he made his way to the meeting location.
By Meko James 5 years ago in Wander
Ham
The heat produced from the sliver of sun that found its way through the slots of uneven blinds was a startling contrast to the cold that rose from the hard dirt floor. Her eyes opened. Ham had once again fallen asleep a few steps short of her bed.
By J.A.L5 years ago in Wander
Falling from the Sky
I had been hoping for a lump sum to magically appear in my life. Daydreaming about winning the lottery or spotting a pile of cash on the side of the road or even earning a huge bonus at work. My husband, Anthony and I were looking to buy a house. Not just buy a house, build a house. As a teenager, I worked at a hotel. I remember a family of four; a husband, wife and their son and daughter aged around 6 and 9. I always saw them when they came down for the continental breakfast. Eventually I noticed that they had been there for quite a long time. I asked one of the other staff members why they were there so long. Were they homeless? My coworker informed me that they were staying in the hotel while they had their house built. Back then, my first thought was “they must be rich”! It was not until a decade later that a coworker of mine posted on social media that she and her significant other were getting a house built. As I watched their home progress from an empty lot of dirt to a big, beautiful 2-story home, I was intrigued with the idea of having a house built from the ground up. I thought to myself, I know they are not rich! It was then that I set my sights on having my own home built one day.
By Jada Tims5 years ago in Wander
Nostalgia ‘99
The year is 1999. What are smart phones? A tablet? Wait, you’re telling me a tablet is a kind of computer? I don’t believe it! That’s the attitude the wifey and I are taking into our winter weekend getaway this January 2020. There’s talk of some coronavirus, but I’m sure it’ll be nothing.
By Joshua Bennett5 years ago in Wander
Let's Sail Away
This was the moment they had been waiting for. Nina and George had worked countless hours prepping and planning for the moment they would set sail and cruise the deep blue sea. For two years they had spent sleepless nights and every penny to upgrade their classic monohull sailboat into the beautiful vessel she had become. They worried about their futures, as they knew they were leaving behind everyone they loved and eliminating the minimal income they earned. Nonetheless, they believed it was now or never. Today was not a day to fear, but a day to live!
By Kimberly Whited5 years ago in Wander
Two Bars at Cade's Cove
Up until last year, when we wanted to go on a short trip of four or five days, we usually headed for the beach. We like the mountains, but given the choice between the two, we prefer the beach for short trips. Add to that, we have a son and his family who live near the beach and a daughter who has lived in Colorado for the past fifteen years where there are plenty of mountains.
By Bill Coleman5 years ago in Wander
Home Is Wherever I'm With You.
Ilooked at this challenge and wondered if I should write about that teeny town in Wisconsin I grew up in. Or, maybe that other town in Wisconsin I currently live. Both have some great features. Lakes. Some parks. A few attractions and restaurants of course. Either might be adequate but does my heart get moved by either place? Not really, so I scrapped those two options. I then found myself asking, 'where do I consider my home?'
By Heather Amaya5 years ago in Wander
Our Camping Trip That Didn't Happen
Kathy and I began talking about beach trips and how nice it would be to have a tan before the first one. Since the next day was going to be warm and sunny, I said, “I’ll go to Publix in the morning and get some fried chicken. We’ll take the dogs to the top of the mountain where the sun shines most of the day, and we will begin working on our beach tans.” It sounded good to Kathy, so the next day was set.
By Bill Coleman5 years ago in Wander
List of romantic things you can do on your honeymoon in the Maldives
The Maldives is the place where you can have the most romantic and exquisite experience with your spouse. You can spend the time looking at the night sky filled with stars on a private beach with dotted islands. You can spend the daytime doing different types of adventurous sports and other activities. The Maldives is full of surprises and thrilling activities. It is probably one of the most dreamy locations to go on a honeymoon with your partner. You can explore hundreds of things not only on land but also underwater. Starting from the sandy beach to the narrow streets, you will have a fun time in the Maldives. Now let’s go through the top 6 things you can do with your partner on your honeymoon in the Maldives.
By Rebecca Ferguson5 years ago in Wander
Our Summer on the Creek
While floating on the creek, two hummingbirds buzzed over the labelia on the closest bank and then flew in circles over our heads. I do not remember seeing hummingbirds on the creek before, but this was a summer like no other.
By Bill Coleman5 years ago in Wander