We decided to leave.
To drop everything and try the adventure. The real deal? Not quite. We did some planning, skimmed through travel guides, and booked 4 nights.
But most importantly, we have a return flight.
The adventure has an end date. Like in any neat story, the parenthesis will close. The memory-making machine will run, feeding us for a while. For a long time, we hope. Helping us grow. But we know the machine will stop, leaving its faint scent lingering in our orderly lives, like a footprint in the sand.
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Hello fellow travelers!
I'm passionate about road trips and city breaks, always ready to explore a new destination, whether it's through vast landscapes or the heart of historic cities.
I created the blog Road and City Trip to share my discoveries (Italy, United States, Canada, New Zealand, etc.), my favorite spots (and sometimes my mishaps!), all with my personal touch and no filter. With friends or family, every trip is a new adventure I love to recount.
Always up for exchanging great tips, itineraries, and practical advice—so don’t hesitate to reach out! !
I created the blog Road and City Trip to share my discoveries (Italy, United States, Canada, New Zealand, etc.), my favorite spots (and sometimes my mishaps!), all with my personal touch and no filter. With friends or family, every trip is a new adventure I love to recount.
Always up for exchanging great tips, itineraries, and practical advice—so don’t hesitate to reach out! !
Hi everyone! I did a road trip in Florida that lets you visit several famous cities, hit the parks, and check out the Keys. Feel free to ask me any questions. If you want the details, read here: https://voyagesfaciles.great-site.net/autotour-floride/?utm_source=vf_241213
In June 2022, we covered 5,600 km. The major stops: San Francisco, Yosemite Park, Death Valley Park, Las Vegas, Zion Park, Bryce Canyon Park, Monument Valley Park, Grand Canyon Park, then the Pacific coast and back to San Francisco.
Photos of breathtaking landscapes.
Photos of breathtaking landscapes.
Hi,
The travel forum site is finally back up. We missed it!
I’m sharing a link to my travel journal from June 2022—a road trip from San Francisco to the big national parks in the central U.S., then back to San Francisco. It might help you plan your own trip.
Here’s the link: https://diasporus33.wixsite.com/usa2022
Cheers to everyone, and thanks for your comments
Cheers to everyone, and thanks for your comments
It’d been 30 years since I last set foot in the United States, and I hadn’t really felt the urge to return.
Reading Marati’s trip report sparked a bit of nostalgia for this destination that my partner had never experienced.
So, we chose the American West as the goal for our spring getaway.
With only 15 days, we couldn’t be too ambitious...
I cut Los Angeles from the itinerary—it didn’t leave a lasting impression on me—and San Francisco, which is tricky to reach from the East this time of year.
We’ll land in Las Vegas, which will also be our return point, and do a classic loop covering the highlights of Utah and Arizona.
The plan includes plenty of hikes but also lots of miles behind the wheel to admire the natural wonders of the West.
You can find the details of our transatlantic wanderings here.
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate to share!





Reading Marati’s trip report sparked a bit of nostalgia for this destination that my partner had never experienced.
So, we chose the American West as the goal for our spring getaway.
With only 15 days, we couldn’t be too ambitious...
I cut Los Angeles from the itinerary—it didn’t leave a lasting impression on me—and San Francisco, which is tricky to reach from the East this time of year.
We’ll land in Las Vegas, which will also be our return point, and do a classic loop covering the highlights of Utah and Arizona.
The plan includes plenty of hikes but also lots of miles behind the wheel to admire the natural wonders of the West.
You can find the details of our transatlantic wanderings here.
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate to share!





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