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For the second time in two years, Professor Fujii, one of the featured speakers at our conference in Tokyo, invited Sean, Nicole, me, and a handful of people…
I came back to Tokyo this week after being away for almost exactly a year. A year isn’t very long for a city that has been around for…
A few more impressions of Seoul, after several more days of walking and driving around the city… * Koreans are noticeably more outgoing than the Japanese. They smile…
I’m writing this from Seoul, South Korea. K and I will be here for five days before flying to Tokyo, where we’ll spend another two weeks. One of…
From memorable family experiences and rejuvenating seaside escapes to exciting coastal adventures and authentic cultural discoveries along Nicaragua’s breathtaking coastline. EXPLORE THE FULL PROGRAM Set Sail Along The…
Notes from My Journal: I’m back in our pied-à-terre in Nicaragua. As always, I’m kicking myself for not coming down here more frequently and for longer stretches of…
Notes from My Journal: K surprised me with a three-day visit to Key West, which is a favorite place of mine to spend a few days. I like…
Postscript: The World’s Most Annoying Road Have you heard of the Darién Gap? I’ve heard it mentioned many times in relation to illegal immigration…
Rancho Santana got another good write-up last week. This time, it was from a publication called Coastal Living, which features residential and vacation…
We’ve been having weddings at Rancho Santana for many years. We offer three venues for a “boda” (as they call it in Spanish). One begins with a…
This is a documentary we made a few years ago about the history of Rancho Santana, which is now nearly 30 years old
Hint: It’s in Rancho Santana – and, yes, you can rent it. Answer: Villa Santana – our house! Take a video tour of it here
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