San Diego is a luxury vacationer’s dream with its eternal sunny days. Sun worshippers and surfers will love the picturesque beaches; foodies will revel in the sophisticated restaurants and artisanal breweries. San Diego has a laid back vibe and is sometimes referred to as “America’s Finest City”. The Ocean Front Walk in the city of San Die...

The coastline of La Jolla winds around into natural coves, which are fringed by luscious green hills with multi-million dollar homes and villas. La Jolla has both natural and cultural wonders, with high-end shops, fine dining restaurants, classy galleries and even the Tony-award winning La Jolla Playhouse there, in contrast to the scenic trails and seas full of mar...

Painted in vibrant colors of startling blue and green, Lake Tahoe is one of the most beautiful lakes in the United States. On the lake you can get fit swimming, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, wind surfing to name but a few of the many water sports on offer. Winter brings with it incredible snow, perfect for hitting up the slopes at one of Tahoe’s exclusi...

Laguna Beach beckons you with year round luxury. This seven-mile strip of beach is located in an ideal location between Los Angeles and San Diego and has the same perfect climate of both those cities. The palm fringed shoreline of beautiful Laguna Beach.  Laguna Beach is arguably the most beautiful coastal destination, sitting in-between the dramatic canyon...

You would not expect to find glitz and glamour in the middle of the desert, but you may not have heard of Palm Springs. This incredible resort city has plenty to offer the luxury traveller. And tourists come flooding in to see the mid-century modern architecture and to relax by the pool while sipping on a cocktail. Then relax with a late night spa treatment under t...

Santa Barbara is a glorious stretch of beach nestled in-between the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Ynez Mountains. It is an affluent and glamorous town, home to the likes of Oprah Winfry, who resides in one of the many red tile and white stucco Spanish revival mega mansions in the area.   Santa Barbara’s beautiful beaches and landscapes are just begging to ...

San Francisco’s facelift has forever changed the West coast. From Hippie hang out to home of the Silicon Valley millionaires and billionaires, this is a city full of contradictions and surprises. Catch your breath and it might just pass you by, every visit is sure to be a new one.   Tour the city the traditional way with a cable car, or the not so tradit...

Sonoma and Napa Valley are a sea of verdant grape vines, dripping with secret richness, and laid down to drink decadently years later. For every epicurean, there is only one destination on the West Coast to play sommelier and quaff the finest wine. The light cascading through the branches of a tree in Napa Valley.  Throw back some of the local elixir of the...

The 18 Best Happy Hours in Palm Springs Palm Springs is home to one of the best downtown bar and restaurant scenes in America. We’ve compiled a list of some of the best happy hours in Palm Springs. Many of these can be found downtown along Palm Canyon Drive, but some can also be found around the city and in neighboring Palm Desert, Indio, and Rancho Mirage.&...

While it’s always a good time to visit LA, summertime has a special list of fun and activities you’ll definitely want to take advantage of. From the beach to the mountains and everywhere in between, the City of Angels has something for everyone in your party to love about the famous California summer sunshine. Here’s a list of 10 attractions or ac...

From the Hollywood Walk of Fame to the world-famous Griffith Observatory, Los Angeles is home to some of the best landmarks in America. Of course, it’s also home to some of the country’s hottest summer temperatures, which makes it the perfect location for world-class water parks.  If you’re looking to escape the SoCal summer heat and enjoy s...

Beverly Hills. Visitors come here to be a part of the glitz and glamour, to be a part of Hollywood and see in person all the places they’ve been watching on TV and in the movies for years. Interestingly, it was originally built for a silent movie studio, then purchased by the Spadena family and moved to its current location in 1934.   Virginia Robinson...