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Day at the Beach San Francisco
Day at the Beach San Francisco Your San Francisco travel group is all about hitting the must-sees and got-to-dos; that said, what trip to California would be complete without some quality beach time? These aren’t your typical huge expanses of sun and sand and bear in mind, you are in foggy San Francisco; beaches in…
Aquarium of the Bay
Aquarium of the Bay At the edge of Pier 39 lies San Francisco’s best and most interactive marine life experience, Aquarium of the Bay. With three major exhibits featuring the animals of the deep, this aquarium gives you up-close access to hidden creatures you probably don’t know too much about, an excellent learning opportunity for…
Golden Gate Bridge
Golden Gate Bridge Ahhh…San Francisco, City by the Bay. Foghorns and seagulls, the grey ghosts of steam tugs…cable cars, sourdough chowder bowls, and Lombard Street all come to mind when you think of this beloved Northern California destination. Yet, if ever existed a more popular San Francisco icon, the mere mention of which conjures all…
Cable Car Museum
Cable Car Museum Running since 1873, the iconic and beloved San Francisco cable car system has remained in operation more for nostalgia than practicality. That being said, there’s something special about hearing the cable cars coming over the next hill, clinging and clanging as excited visitors hop on board. Though only 17 miles of track…
Ghirardelli Square
Ghirardelli Square In the 1960s, the remaining 19th century Ghirardelli chocolate factory building was empty and slated for possible destruction when the chocolate manufacturing business transferred out of town; a group of concerned San Franciscans stepped up, rescued the grand old complex and created within the factory walls a unique collection of over 40 interesting,…
Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory
Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory What’s not to love about a simple, self-guided, super-fun student tour of a Potato Chip Factory offering delicious free sample bags? More than 250,000 visitors a year visit the Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory to learn the salty history and witness firsthand the step-by-step creation of these ridiculously good potato chips! The Chip Factory’s…
Martha’s Vineyard
Martha’s Vineyard Accessible only by air or sea, this beloved-yet-exclusive hotspot is located just six miles off scenic Cape Cod. Once your travel group steps off the steamship ferry they will have no trouble discovering many things to love about the captivating, beautiful 100-square-mile New England island! In addition to the substantial peak-season crowd, many…
Cape Cod Mall
Cape Cod Mall Just as beautiful and scenic as the rest of Cape Cod, the Cape Cod Mall is the area’s premiere shopping destination. Located in Hyannis, you’ll find all your favorite shops including Aeropostale, Macey’s, Banana Republic, and much more! If your student group is searching for someplace to unwind, relax, and have fun…
Wrigley Field
Wrigley Field For the sake of the baseball fans in your group, especially Cubs fans, they can’t miss the legendary Wrigley Field second in age only to Boston’s Fenway Park! A tour at Wrigley takes you for a sneak-peek behind the scenes and even on the ball field, encompassing the field’s nearly century-old existence. Relive…
5 Unfortunately Named American Towns
Every person on the continent knows where Hollywood is, not to mention New York City, Miami, San Francisco and the like, but has anyone ever heard of Suck-Egg Hollow? Granted, attractions and celebrities bring tourism to the table in big cities, but the following names are more willingly swept under the rug by residents long…
How to Become a Successful Travel Writer
Love to travel and see all that the world has to offer? One of the best ways to express this love is through writing. This allows you the chance to relive your trip and give others the chance to live it through your eyes as well. The link below has great steps to get you…
8 Roadside Curiosities Worth The Stop
Bring down your desires enough and any roadside fascination is a great reason to extend your legs, lose several bucks, and see an honest to goodness cut of History of the U.S you’ll probably never visit again. At the same time some of these ends have gotten to be kitsch foundations. You may even make…
