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...
May 22, 2020• by JenniferHardy
Discover the History of Salou, Spain
Generally known and visited for the long stretches of beach, varied cuisine and summer vibrancy, the holiday resort of Salou on the Costa Dorada has much more to offer. The town’s port was...
May 21, 2020• by wherethesuitcaseis
The $50 Challenge - Boston on a Budget
One Day. Two People. Fifty Dollars. Is it possible? In a city like Boston, everything seems expensive. And I can’t blame you for thinking that. With most museum tickets costing between $20 and...
May 19, 2020• by Anaseastheday
Triple Travel Guide: Barcelona
Welcome to another triple travel guide, dear salty souls. In this guide, I list the top three recommendations to visit, taste and to stay at. This time, it’s the turn of Barcelona. You might have...