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The Incredible Growth Of Street Art • Collection 4

A selection of Street Art from The Intentional Travelers Collection The top right image below shows a street artist working in Valporiso, Chile where several neighborhoods have become famous as outdoor art galleries. As we travel we’ve been attracted to grafitti and street art but over the past couple of decades it has become increasinglyContinue reading “The Incredible Growth Of Street Art • Collection 4”

Discover Sydney: Tips for First-Time Visitors

Sydney Australia is one of The Intentional Travelers favorite cities in all the world and with five visitis we’ve produced a number of informative guiders to help plan your visit to this modern, magical and beautiful destination. A great overview of things to see and do in Sydney One of theworld’s great beaches and onlyContinue reading “Discover Sydney: Tips for First-Time Visitors”

Fort George Stands Above Saint George’s Harbour, Grenada

People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. A view of Fort George sitting atop the headland in St. George’s, Grenada. Originally built by the French in the 18th century, it was later ceded to the British. Below the fort is the Carenage, a horseshoe-shaped harbor used for ships, trade, andContinue reading “Fort George Stands Above Saint George’s Harbour, Grenada”

Celebrating July 4th, 2026

Independence Day In Winter Garden, Florida John Denver wrote a lyric that talked about ‘coming home to a place he’d never been before‘ and that expresses exactly how we feel about our adopted home town. There is no place we’d rather be on the 4th of July. Happy 250th Independence Day Click below and visitContinue reading “Celebrating July 4th, 2026”

The Bengal and Asian Water Monitor: Unique Species Of Sri Lanka

Wildlife photographs from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. In Sri Lanka there are two prominent species of monitor lizards: the terrestrial Bengal Monitor (pictured above) and the semi-aquatic Asian Water Monitor. Both are entirely harmless to humans but play vital roles in the island’s ecosystem, often spotted near wetlands, forests, or even urban canals. OfContinue reading “The Bengal and Asian Water Monitor: Unique Species Of Sri Lanka”