Gayle King, the accomplished journalist and cohost of CBS Mornings, has a knack for uncovering the best that the world has to offer. Her travels are filled with culinary delights, family bonding, and unforgettable experiences that she eagerly shares with her audience.
From the bustling streets of Paris to the serene beaches of the Caribbean, King’s adventures are a testament to her love for exploration and her ability to find the extraordinary in the ordinary.
Paris: A City of Lights and Flavors
Paris, King’s favorite city, is a place where she always finds something new to discover. During a brief 48-hour visit, she missed out on dining at Sienaa restaurant highly recommended by Oprah Winfrey and Kirby. However, her love for the city and its cuisine is a compelling reason for her to return.
King’s last visit to Paris with Oprah and Kirby in 2004 was particularly memorable. Among the highlights was attending a Stella McCartney fashion show that featured a unique horse track alongside the catwalk. The event was described as pure magic by those in attendance.
Caribbean Escapades: Stingrays and Culinary Festivals
The Caribbean has also been a significant part of King’s travel repertoire. In the Cayman Islandsshe and her sister Lynn swam with stingrays, an experience that was as slimy as it looked but equally thrilling. They even kissed the stingrays, believing in the legend that a single smooch brings seven years of good luck.
Grand Cayman also offered a world-class food festivalwhere King indulged in top-notch artistry, flavor, and hospitality. The festival was a foodie’s paradise, showcasing the best of Caribbean cuisine.
Family Bonding in Anguilla and Montego Bay
King’s travels often include her family, creating cherished memories. A trip to Anguilla and Montego Bay was particularly special as it was the last before her favorite daughter-in-law, Elise, gave birth to a baby girl. The family enjoyed a long afternoon bike ride, reminiscent of their childhood adventures.
Thanksgiving Traditions in Antigua
Every Thanksgiving, King and her family escape to the tropics, specifically Antigua. Instead of the traditional
