Posts Tagged ‘California’
On your next trip to the U.S., forget about the big, cold chains. Instead, choose one of these 10 historic hotels in the United States, facilities that are the best tangible record of the passing of times and have achieved perfect blend of tradition, memory and modern life.
Check out these hotels!
The Ahwahnee Hotel (California)
Built in 1920 in the heart of Yosemite National Park, a place that had formerly housed an Indian tribe called the Miwok. The Ahwahnee Hotel has kept its architecture and decor in the rich native heritage site.
The surfers have a well-known global map to find the best waves, and we shared here and guides of the best places to surf on the planet, plus the best known: the north coast of Hawaii, Indonesia, Mexico, Fiji, California, among other favorite destinations.
But that list does not necessarily end there. There are other parts of the world that you as a surfer and traveller, you probably have not taken into account, but anyway it is worth adding to the list if we think of a route for those travelling on your table. We invite you to 6 destinations new to surfers.
Namibia
Skeleton Bay (Skeleton Bay) is a site of difficult access, especially because it is a diamond mining area. But if you do not mind the casual adventures, this country off the coast of South Africa offer huge empty beaches and the biggest and most perfect waves in the world walls.
The city of Ojai is located within the state of California, more precisely in its southern region. If you go to another city or simply larger are doing a tour of the United States, it is good to stop at this beautiful Southern coastal air. All you need is three days, see for yourself.
Day 1
You can arrive and check in at the hotel. My recommendation is the “Valley Inn & Spa”, which has several activities and a stunning luxury. On the other hand, you can visit the “Your Nest Inn”, located in the heart of the city and has a Renaissance style quite interesting. After you installed to take advantage of a walk along the trails through the valley with spectacular view of the forests of the Santa Paula Canyon behind.