Sandboarding and desert adventures in North America.
Galveston is a perfect destination for beachcombing, as it offers a variety of beaches and treasures to discover. Whether you are looking for seashells, sand dollars, shark teeth, or other fossils, you can find them on Galveston beaches, especially after a storm, a cold front, or a high tide.
The Kelso Dunes are one of the four main Californian locations for sand surfing in the Mojave Desert (although there are plenty more dunes along the coast of Southern California). The Kelso dune system is the third-largest in the US and one of the few places where it is possible to witness the natural phenomenon of “singing” (or “booming”) sand, so definitely worth a visit!
Sand dollars are one of the most sought-after items by beachcombers. They are round, flat, and white skeletons of a marine animal that can be used for crafts, decoration, or collection. In this article, we will explore some of the best beaches to find sand dollars in the US, by state.
Hawaii is a paradise for beach lovers, as it offers a variety of sand colors that are rare and beautiful. Each sand color has its own origin and location, and reflects the rich and diverse geology and ecology of the islands.
Wyoming is divided into three main regions: the Great Plains, the Rocky Mountains, and the Intermontane Basins. Some parts of Wyoming are a desert, while others are not.
The surfer’s paradise of Hawaii has plenty to offer to beach lovers, including a few locations where you can enjoy sand dune sledding and skimboarding.… Read More »Sandboarding in Hawaii
Arizona and Florida are two popular destinations for tourists and residents alike, especially for those who love the sun and the warmth. However, these two states have very different types of heat, which can affect your comfort and enjoyment.
The USA is home to four major deserts, each with its own landscape, climate, and towns. Whether you want a relaxing spa getaway, an adventurous outdoor adventure, or a cultural and artistic experience, you can find it in one of these 10 best desert cities to visit in the USA.
The Arizona desert has two main growing seasons: spring and fall. These are the periods when the temperatures are mild and the risk of frost is low. Summer and winter are usually too hot or too cold for most vegetables, except for some heat-tolerant or cold-hardy varieties.
Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease once considered exclusive to travelers, but is now being found in US residents who have never traveled outside the country. The disease is transmitted by sand flies, which are found in warm, rural, and forested areas.