Posts by Jessie Festa
10 Reasons Why Israel Should Be Your Next Trip
Not sure where to go on your next trip? I’ve just returned from an adventure-focused journey through Israel, and absolutely fell in love. Here is why you might want to make this Middle Eastern country your next trip, as well. Tip: Flying into Israel? Check out this in-depth guide on what to expect at Israel’s airport security.…Read more...
San Pedro La Laguna: Where Time Stands Still And The Party Never Stops In Guatemala
Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan boasts a number of tourist-friendly villages worth exploring. While Panajachel offers chances to hike and interact with wildlife, San Antonio is a Mayan Village known for its weaving and textiles; however, of all the places I visited on the lake, my favorite was undoubtedly San Pedro La Laguna, or San Pedro. A…Read more...
How To Explore Croatia’s Stunning Krka National Park
Croatia’s Krka National Park is a must for anyone who loves natural beauty, history and unique landscapes. Here’s how to make the most of your day there!Read more...
If You Don’t Take A Photo, Did It Even Happen?
While I’m not into selfies, I will fully admit I’m obsessed with documenting every moment of my life via photo. What’s your answer to this photo question?Read more...
Travel With Gear & Gadgets? You Need To Read This
If you own or travel with valuables or gear — even one single item — listen up, as this will be one of the most important posts you read on Jessie on a Journey. Last year something happened to me that I did not write about on my blog as I didn’t want to cause…Read more...
Active Middle East: Amazing Desert Adventures In Israel
People have many pre-conceived ideas about Israel travel. I say this not only because I had my own before visiting — mainly that visiting religious sites would be the only way to fill my days — but because of the statements made by family and friends. My mind was filled with dusty deserts, streets mixing…Read more...
That Time I Hurled Myself Into Israel’s Largest Crater
“This isn’t a crater. It’s a makhtesh .” It sure looked like a crater to me, at least as I’m standing at the top of Mount Negev, peaking over a 45-foot (14-meter) cliff ledge. That I’ll be descending into. Backward with a rope (hopefully) ensuring I don’t fall to my death. This should be fun.…Read more...
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