On The Road With The YaYa's

Sally

  • Never A Dull Moment-Valley of the Kings

    Anyone who knows me well is aware that you never know what is going to happen next. We were in an Alabaster Shop on Sunday afternoon after all our touring. I found a piece I really loved, a covered dish… Continue reading

  • Cruising the Nile

    This morning we woke up in Edfu, that is called the Buggy Capital of Egypt. Of course, the transportation for the first temple of the day had to be by buggy. There were hundreds of these buggies pulled by very… Continue reading

  • Pyramids and Pyramids, Oh my!

    After arriving in Cairo we checked into our hotel, the Cairo Marriott. Our guide told us the building used to be a palace in the 1970’s which made sense once you saw the architecture. Everything was over the top, gilded… Continue reading

  • Egypt Air

    The best thing about flying Business Class is the lounges. When the YaYa’s flew Emirates, they had a three story building in Dubai for Business Class customers. We are talking free massages, manicures, pedicures, hair salon, showers, gourmet meals and… Continue reading

  • Egypt and Jordan Here We Come

    After a year of planning, it is finally happening. Since we are flying out of JFK and the uncertainty of weather in February in New York, we left a day early. Packing for this trip was a nightmare. Temperatures in… Continue reading

  • Snaefellsnes Penninsula

    Today we went on an 11 hour tour of the Snaefellsnes Penninsula in western Iceland. We did not see this part of Iceland on our main tour. This part of the country is absolutely beautiful as compared to what we… Continue reading

  • Best Day Ever!

    I missed posting pictures of our room yesterday. It is definitely worth a look. Back to today. Breakfast at this hotel made me very happy because they had a casserole of only vegetables. The previous hotel was very heavy on… Continue reading

  • Hidden People and Elves in Iceland

    It is believed that 80% of people in Iceland believe in hidden people and elves. Our guide told us a story where the government wanted to build a new road but there were rocks in the way. They had to… Continue reading

  • Waterfalls and Geyser – Oh my!

    We checked out of our hotel this morning to a very dreary day. Think Rochester in the winter. We stayed up until almost midnight the night before hoping to see the northern lights because it was relatively clear with stars… Continue reading

  • Waterfalls and More Waterfalls

    After breakfast this morning the weather looked promising with the sun breaking through the clouds. We said goodbye to our new friend, Helga and took off on the bus. Our plan today was to travel the southern part of the… Continue reading