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Welcome to the Go See Do Explore Podcast, your portal to the world’s most captivating travel. From quaint cafés nestled in Europe’s heart to the serene underwater world of coral reefs, every episode with hosts Ashleigh and Christopher is a journey into the unique and…
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24 Hours Late to Spain: Flight Chaos, Barcelona, and Why We’d Go Back (opens the original)
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Our trip to Spain begins with the worst travel disruption we’ve experienced: an overnight delay at JFK, a canceled LEVEL flight, little communication, and no clear idea when—or if—we’d make it to Barcelona. We share what happened, what we learned about canceled international flights, EU passenger protections, travel insurance, and getting rebooked. Then we finally make it to Barcelona, where we squeeze Sagrada Família, Gaudí architecture, the Gothic Quarter, vermut, an unforgettable food tour, a
Five Caribbean Ports, One Changed Itinerary, and a Return to Puerto Rico (opens the original)
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Christopher and Ashleigh explore five Caribbean cruise ports after an unexpected itinerary change replaces Dominica with La Romana. They kayak through mangroves in St. Thomas, tour a sugarcane farm distillery in St. Croix, revisit St. Maarten, discover Antigua with an excellent private guide, and question whether La Romana’s isolated cruise complex offers a meaningful Dominican Republic experience. After returning to Puerto Rico, a major water outage changes their plans again. They head to Luqui
Fajardo Before our Cruise and an Honest Look at Rhapsody of the Seas (opens the original)
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Christopher and Ashleigh return from their sixth trip to Puerto Rico, beginning with a relaxed stay in Fajardo before boarding Royal Caribbean’s Rhapsody of the Seas in San Juan. They share local food discoveries, grocery-shopping opinions, and why adding time in Puerto Rico can make a cruise departure feel like a fuller vacation. Then they offer an honest review of cruising aboard a smaller, older ship, including the attentive service, live music, limited entertainment, traditional dining, date
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