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Celebrity Travel: Go Away With Cam Gigandet

By Jae-Ha Kim, Tribune Content Agency on

A. Tokyo, Venice (Calif.), Berlin, London and Amsterdam.

Q. What's the most important thing you've learned from your travels?

A. You can see, feel and experience more by following only your impulse, and not a guide or a tour, or a family member that knows everything.

Q. Have you traveled to a place that stood out so much that you felt compelled to incorporate it into your work?

A. Every single one has affected me in one aspect or another. There is always room to grow as a person, a father and an actor.

Q. Where is the most romantic destination?

 

A. Well, that's tough. Okay, so even though I don't love hanging out on the beach for hours and hours, I have found that some of the most romantic times with my wife have been on a beach -- a secluded one -- an hour after sunset -- whether it's just a walk from home on Venice Beach or steps from our hotel room in Cabo at the Palmilla Resort or outside the Turtle Bay bungalows on the North Shore of Oahu. The simplicity of two people on the beach when the sun goes down creates memories different than anything else. Sitting in the sand, watching the stars, seeing the ocean and hearing the waves, you quickly realize just how small we really are. To look over and see the one person in this world that you would want by your side is a powerful experience. I'm weird, but thankfully she loves weird.

Q. Where have you traveled to that most reminded you of home?

A. Vancouver (reminds me of Tacoma, Washington, where I grew up). The rain! (I) effing love it!

Q. Where would you like to go that you have never been to before?

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