Women hold much in their hearts and labor tirelessly for and with those we love and meet along our way.  Time for ourselves is precious and sometimes rare.  Yet, those women who have read the classic "Gift from the Sea", by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, know the richness and lasting memories that time spent traveling to rejuvenate and recreate affords.  Women travelers yearn for the beach, to see the sun in Tuscany, to wander the gardens of England.  We want to live fully - sailing the waters of the Caribbean or experiencing the hill tribes in Thailand or tasting gelato in Italy.  We want to discover the magnificence of New Zealand, hear music in Vienna or explore the grandeur of North America.  Eleanor Roosevelt reminds us that "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams."  We have learned to make an ordinary day into extraordinary. Women are ready to see more of the world.  We are actively growing with an ageless spirit!  We have many places to go.  We are growing  and gaining wisdom on each step of our journey. We are ready for serendipity and the unexpected discoveries along the way to mend our hearts, inspire us and leave us more in tune with ourselves, our families and friends.  You are warmly invited to come travel with a group of like-minded spirited women who want the camaraderie of a small group along with independence. We are not a lesbian travel company and welcome all women to travel with us. Women's travel is  transformational and affords a collection of enduring memories that alter the landscape of your heart.

Occassionally i will share  books that have enhanced my life and may inspire yours as well. 

 My 2008 recommendation is a collection of stories that explore the rich transformations that travelling engenders. 

"Best Women's Travel Writing 2008 " True Stories from Around the World edited by Lucy McCauley

The 2008 edition includes a travelers tale written by our daughter ,Kira Coonley, entitled Tsunami sharing her memories of Thailand. 

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