Since Nicaragua, we've had no idea where we wanted to travel next. So for several months we've checked out numerous guidebooks from the library just hoping that something would jump out at us, that something would click. Eventually it did.

The Bay of Fundy is home to one of the highest vertical tidal ranges in the world, which is a fancy way of saying it's a great place to see how much the tide goes in and out. At low tide, you can find yourself walking along a beach that mere hours before was the ocean floor.

Coming home after an around-the-world trip can be daunting. Is it as daunting as selling everything you own, saving like crazy, and then throwing caution to the wind and stepping on a plane with one-way tickets? Probably not. But your entry back home should require some thought before you leave.

The little road had dead ended at the very end of Las Peñitas. And it was here that our eyes were met with the startling blue ocean, vast expanses of sandy beach, and an endlessly bright blue sky. Everywhere we turned our eyes were met with picture perfect tranquility.

Perhaps not surprisingly, travel has been one of the best ways to keep us distracted. Whether it's traveling itself or simply daydreaming about it, traveling has been taking care of us. And so now the question remains, where should we go next?