A couple who live part time on a houseboat in the deep Louisiana swamp has lifted the lid on what it’s really like to reside on the bayou – from being surrounded by alligators to having to hunt rodents to eat.
Peter Santenello, 45, a popular US-based filmmaker, recently spent the day with Tara and Keith Gaudet – a couple who call the Louisiana marshland their home – and documented the entire thing for his YouTube channel.
The pair not
These fancy, highly-acclaimed restaurants have certainly left a bad taste with some customers.
DailyMail.com has analyzed reviews left by Tripadvisor users to find some the worst ratings for three-star Michelin eateries in the US.
Despite their merit and high price points, there are seven restaurants with dozens of reviews deeming them ‘poor’ or ‘terrible.’
Bite your way down to see some of the complaints dished out by disgruntled diners – with everything from poor customer service and inedible dishes to
Dirty bathrooms, a lack of comfortable seating and confusing terminal maps – these are just a few of the complaints when it comes to the worst airports in the US.
Aviation review site Skytrax has gone about rating America’s airports, and 19 of the country’s biggest and most used airports only score three stars, which signals they aren’t consistently providing a good overall service.
Not one American airport gets a five star ranking, compared to three in Europe and nine
Butler service, unbeatable views and plenty of space to play with; these are just some of the perks that come with luxury hotel suites as these travel influencers reveal.
A number of TikTok creators have gone about seeking out the some of the world’s most expensive hotel suites, to offer their followers an exclusive peek inside.
One video uploaded to the TikTok channel @mansiontok, takes viewers inside a $14,000 Encore Three Bedroom Duplex suite at the Wynn Las Vegas, where
Ever visited a place and felt ripped off or disappointed by what you found?
Well, a stream of disgruntled travelers have shared what they believe to be the world’s biggest tourist traps, in a bid to prevent others from making the same mistake.
A Reddit thread titled ‘What place is the biggest tourist trap?’ has garnered more than 4,500 comments to date, with a mix of places across the globe making the list.
One traveler advised against going to see
Tucked away in an industrial nook of San Francisco is a Norman-style castle, complete with a turret built more than 150 years ago and a toilet in the shape of a throne.
A documentary by filmmaker Kirsten Dirksen takes viewers inside the walls of Albion Castle, and even she says after living in the city for a decade, she never knew about the stately abode.
The place is currently owned by Bill Gilbert, a retired San Francisco police officer and
Serene desert landscapes and a treasure trove of pyramid tombs still being discovered; this was Egypt a century ago, as a selection of fascinating vintage photos show.
A gallery of black and white snaps selected by DailyMail.com reveal what the ancient country looked like before tourism had taken hold.
It’s predicted that more than 13 million visitors descended on Egypt this year, but 100 years ago the 5,000-year-old civilization was still being discovered by westerners, who were floored by the
Mirror, mirror on the wall, which is the fairest Disney park of them all?
DailyMail.com has compared Disney theme park rankings on Yelp, to see which are the worst and best rated.
There are currently 12 Disney parks on the map around the world.
Four are in Florida, two in Tokyo, two in France, two in California, one in Hong Kong, and one in Shanghai, but this China outpost is not listed on Yelp as the app hasn’t launched there
For travelers with cash to splash or those looking for some wish-list items, these high-priced tourist attractions might fit the bill.
DailyMail.com has scoured the globe for some of the costliest attractions around, with bungee jumping in New Zealand and gorilla trekking in Rwanda being among the activities to make the cut.
One of the priciest ventures comes in the form of a flight to the South Pole, with a round trip costing a cool $59,900.
Take a flight down
Once a bustling town with more than 4,500 residents and its own newspaper, Jeffrey City in Wyoming is a shadow of its former self with forlorn buildings left to rust and sprigs of grass breaking up tarmacked surfaces – but 24 residents refuse to let it go to ground completely.
The rural enclave started out as a single homestead but after uranium was discovered in the area, a mine opened in 1957 and a drove of workers from across the
