May 28, 2020• by Anaseastheday
A Guide to a Road Trip Through South Portugal
The South of Portugal has a lot to offer: wide stretched beaches, beautiful lagoon caves and freshly grilled seafood. After living in Lisbon for almost a year, I finally took the leap and went on a...
May 27, 2020• by Ankitha_Prakash
Cradle of the Renaissance: Florence, Italy, 2015
To begin with, I had no idea about the beauty that was going to unravel. It was a short journey to Florence from Bologna. I arrived early in the morning as I had only a day to see Florence (please...
May 27, 2020• by excitingBulgaria
Buses are much more preferred than trains for domestic travel in Bulgaria. The prices are very similar, but buses are two times (or even more) quicker, usually modern and air-conditioned. However, in...
May 25, 2020• by Erratic_Engineeress
4 Tips to Make Backpacking on a Budget Feel Less Nasty
The real honest truth is, that backpacking can be nasty business, especially in the summer. Everyone probably knows the stereotype of the dirty, smelly backpacker, who’s been wearing the same shirt...
May 23, 2020• by wasatch
Capo d'Africa is one of the best EU hotels we ever stayed at, so I'll start with Capo d'Africa's only fault-- in a city of overpriced hotels, this one is really over priced. Capo d'Africa is located...
May 23, 2020• by Anaseastheday
Seville’s charms put a spell on me, and who would I be to keep this charming and seducing city unknown to my dear readers? After my recent travel blog about Seville, this is a more practical guide...
Quirky and Very Comfortable Manor House B&B in Northumberland