Judy Garrison

Judith Garrison is a freelance travel journalist and photographer as well as the editor of Georgia Connector magazine. She has contributed to many publications including WHERE, AARP.org, AAA, GoNomad, Interval World, US Airways Magazine, and contributes monthly to Blue Ridge Country magazine online. She and her husband Len own Seeing Southern L.L.C. They are also members of the Society of American Travel Writers and the International Food Wine and Travel Writers Association. Together, they travel the world in search of narratives which capture the culture and spirit of incredible places filled with unforgettable people.

10 Things to Do on the Dingle Peninsula

Editors Choice

By Judy Garrison February 4, 2021

Along the western coastline of Ireland, the Wild Atlantic Way skirts the edge of the Emerald Isle with jaw-dropping grandeur, offering big wave surfing, picturesque walking paths, and extreme climbing. And along its southern reaches is the Dingle Peninsula...

Discovering Doolin, Ireland

Editors Choice

By Judy Garrison September 21, 2020

Along the majestic western coastline of Ireland known as the Wild Atlantic Way sits one of its most welcoming and charming villages. Doolin, located in County Clare, consumes visitors with its fabled Irish spirit and space for adventure. It delighted me so much on brief, first visit that...

Things To Do In Belfast, Northern Ireland

Best Places

By Judy Garrison August 16, 2020

From stunning scenery, to fascinating history, and rich culture it is no wonder Northern Ireland has risen to prominence as a top travel destination. And Belfast, its largest city, is the perfect place to launch your discovery of this captivating region. Here are my favorite things to see and do in Belfast...

Dental Care in Costa Rica: My Story

Daily Postcard

By Judy Garrison October 31, 2018

I am resigned to the fact that, as I get older, my body will react to its long-term usage. Things will give out. Parts will need to be replaced. Tune-ups will have their own section of my calendar. I have gone way beyond the youthful need of...