A 12-hour road trip with an infant. Sounds like a nightmare, right? When my husband and I told our family and friends we were driving from Atlanta to Pennsylvania in the middle of summer, you should have seen the looks flying back at us. But it was my husband’s first Father’s Day and as a […]
Ventana & Carmel Valley Ranch: Wandering Around Big Sur & Carmel’s Luxury Hotel Scene
A couple of weeks ago, I turned 30, which meant I was feeling very introspective. I tend to get sentimental around my birthday, mainly because of one that I had five years ago. At 25, I had no idea that I was about to launch a company – this one, actually – or that I’d manage to […]
Montage Palmetto Bluff: The Best Vacation Spot in the South
Plan Your Trip! One of the coolest parts of running a travel company is when our team gets to test out the products – together! At Epperly Travel, we’re an (almost) completely remote team, meaning that we connect over phone, email and regular Zoom calls, but it’s rare for us to have the opportunity to […]
A Travel Advisor’s Guide to Nashville
In years past, when people thought Nashville, they thought country music: honky tonk bars lining broadway. Cowboy boots. Twang. Nowadays, there’s so much more to the city than that (although, if you want your fill, you can still find this in the downtown area). There’s a unique, friendly vibe to Nashville, on top of the […]
How to See Cuba In A Day (And Why You Really Need More Time)
Let me preface this blog by saying: do as I say, not as I do. What did I do? Jeremy and I booked a super duper cheap-o 3 star cruise to get ourselves to Cuba over New Years in the most cost effective method possible. What I say to do instead? Don’t reduce Cuba to a day trip. Either go and […]
Off the Beaten Path in Ireland
“Do you want a trip to Ireland that everyone does, or do you want a trip that you two will love?” Jonathan Epstein, owner of Celebrated Experiences and one of our closest friends, asked us when we told him we wanted to explore Ireland. We chose the latter. Granted, he asked us this question around […]
