Houston and the islands!
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Houston, it's all about the islands ;-)!

Houston differently: Do you want to escape the city? The beach will be a good option. Before you are heading to the coast of Galveston Island, we advise you to drive to San Leon in Galveston County.

Hotspot: Pier 6 Seafood & Oyster House is worth the drive from Houston. It is a chef-driven, waterfront seafood and oyster bar located directly on Galveston Bay in San Leon. San Leon is something of a well-kept secret to most Houstonians. Tucked away just north of Galveston island and out of sight of the surrounding bustling metropolis and small industrial towns. And do you have a boat? No problem, you can park your yacht in front of the restaurant...how posh sounds that ;-)!

Luxury living in a bungalow: The owners of Pier 6 have a couple of beautifully designed waterfront condos with gorgeous bay views and private fishing piers next to their restaurant. Guests of the eatery can spend an entire weekend in San Leon. Relaxing, fishing, dining and watching the sunset over your own private slice of Galveston Bay. How does that sound?! Your own private 'island'.

Entertainment: Galveston is an island city, with plenty of access to sandy beaches and the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico! You will find plenty to enjoy at the Pleasure Pier. Explore the promenade, buy souvenirs, and be within easy reach of tourist attractions and amusement rides. But wear a hat because it can be bloody hot near the beaches.

Tiki Islands: You really need to visit Tiki Islands on your way to Galveston Island. On their website they describe Tiki Islands as a place to enjoy life to the fullest. The lifestyle on Tiki is one of relaxation with family, friends, and neighbors. One happy (expensive) place. Each house has their own private jetty!

New York City’s high end experience at the Summit!
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New York City on a high level.

THE experience: An unique, multi-sensory viewing experience at New York City's newest observation deck - SUMMIT One Vanderbilt.

What to do: SUMMIT is a new global cultural experience that breaks the mold—awakening your senses, your curiosity, and your imagination in the heart of New York City. This is the only thing we tell so the experience will be fantastic and mind blowing! Don't get FOMO...dive into this great spectacle. You don't want to miss this!

Dress code: Please dress appropriately, due to the unique nature of the space and to avoid unwanted exposure to glass and mirrored floors. Pants, shorts, or tights are recommended as well as flat shoes. So be Summit proof ;-)! And leave your high heels at home.

Time frame: The best time of day to visit is in the morning between 8 am and 11 am to avoid the crowds. These time of day will offer you the shortest wait times and the best experience once you head up to the top of the building. You will not regret that you have to wake up early to have the best experience! Take a coffee in between at the café and enjoy the magnificent view!

Gadget: You really need sunglasses because of all the mirrors and the reflection of the sun in them. Grab the free hip white sunglasses that are waiting for you at the entrance. It pimps up your photos nicely ;-)!