William Bailey Travel

Romantic Vacations in California

With its beautiful oceanfront towns, sprawling vineyards, mountain villages, picturesque cities, gorgeous beaches and amazing sunsets, California has all of the makings for the perfect romantic getaway. Whether you are looking for a sun-filled ... Read More >

Historic Villages in the Southern U.S.

We don’t often get the opportunity to experience first-hand what life was like 150 years ago. Luckily, there were historians who realized that importance of teaching future generations about our country’s history. These historic villages in the ... Read More >

Amazing Towns on the West Coast

If you are traveling out West and are in search of the perfect Coastal town for a visit or weekend stay, consider one of these gems. These small towns are full of charm, beauty, tiny bistros and quaint galleries, all awaiting your exploration. 1. ... Read More >

The California Surf Museum

Surfing has a surprisingly serious history. Located in Oceanside, California, the California Surf Museum (CSM) was founded in 1986 after local surfers realized that the early days of the sport were slipping away. Knowing that there was no local ... Read More >

Tiny Vacations Across America

Once upon a time... People adhered to the idea that bigger was better. As the tiny house movement has taken on steam over the last several years, so has the idea of downsizing during vacations. These tiny locations around the United States offer a ... Read More >

Hotels Made of Ice

If you find yourself looking for a unique winter vacation idea next year... Consider booking a room in one of these intriguing Ice Hotels. These one-of-a-kind buildings might not be the warmest places to stay, however, the unique experience that you ... Read More >

The Harwood Museum in Taos, New Mexico

In the early 20th century a surge of artists migrated to Taos, New Mexico to hone their craft. Many were drawn to a new style of American art that was not impacted by industry but rather focused on landscape and light. It is from this movement that ... Read More >

Dublin History Revealed

In central Dublin, not far from Trinity College sits one of Dublin’s most famous blocks of Georgian homes. Known as Merrion Square this area was once a stomping ground for many prominent Irish writers and poets. W.B. Yeats and Oscar Wilde both called ... Read More >