Travel Tips

Jalil El Harrar: Capturing the Dance Behind the Lens of Jacó Photographer

Jalil El Harrar is a German photographer now living on the Central Pacific coast of Costa Rica. He is a master of capturing art in nature, transpiring over years of disciplined observation and... read more

The Layover: The Lullaby or The Lamentable Experience?

The dreaded situation of every traveler: The Layover. We have all been in that hot seat- whatever the extenuating circumstances may have been to have landed you there.. Here we are! Well, this is... read more

Hiking with Children

Before we had children, my husband and I would often grab our hiking gear and food, hop in the car and go on long weekend hikes. Usually our hikes would be overnight consisting of around 13 miles... read more

Hiking Alone? Here Are 5 Safety Tips To Give You The Confidence To Solo

Sometimes, you can't always find someone to hike with you. But that shouldn't stop you from hitting the trails for a solo hike. I recently moved to the Las Vegas area. I was finally living... read more

What Should You Be Eating & Drinking Before, During and After Your Kite

Portugal is absolutely blessed with spots to hit the waves! You may have heard of Sagres and Nazare but I know that where we are in Lagos, in the Algarve is absolutely blessed with surf... read more

Travel India, Travel Safe

Hello friends, As you now that the world is now in grip of this new pandemic called COVID 19. Hence, there are changes to the ways the world used to travel Pre-Covid times. These changes are must... read more

The Indian City, Kolkata, Popularly Addressed as "The City of Joy"

Indeed, a very long time has passed since a travel blog was added to my list. Well, the reason behind the lag is obvious. Yes, you guessed it right... The Grand Arrival of Novel Coronavirus from... read more

Best Sunrises + Sunsets In the World

Sunrises and sunsets are sometimes the main reason people go somewhere. They hear that the place has an amazing sunset, and think, Wow, I have to go there. In this travel tip, I'll be telling you... read more

Leatherbacks : A Close to Home Concern

The leatherback sea turtle is the largest of all surviving turtle species. It's also the fourth heaviest reptile, with three species of crocodile weighing more. Leatherbacks are differentiated from... read more

Explore the Great Outdoors with A Visit to Whidbey Island and Fort Casey

Whidbey Island sits in the middle of the Puget Sound just 30 miles north of Seattle. A beautiful waterfront getaway with a landscape full of lushes green grass, trees and beaches. Tucked near the... read more

Koalas Around Brisbane

There are plenty of wildlife parks in the Brisbane/South East corner area, and they all have Koalas for you to see as well as other native animals. Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the place to... read more

3 Days in Berlin

As the weather in the UK starts to get a little colder and the dark mornings start to set in I'm spending more and more time reflecting on some of my Winter trips away and wishing I could be heading... read more

Camping at The Great Wall of China During the Pandemic!

During the October National Week, I decided to escape Beijing and go camping at the great wall! I found a group on WeChat which offer tours to foreigners in China. So I booked on the camping... read more

Braving Salsa Brava

Salsa Brava is a surf spot that is not for the faint of heart or those lacking advanced-level skills. It is renowned as Costa Rica's most perilous break, attracting challenge-seeking surfers from... read more

The 7 Most Beautiful Heritage Towns in Colombia

Colombia offers a great number of beautiful small towns (pueblos) across its territory, rich in architecture, culture and history. From colonial centres founded in the 16th century during the Spanish... read more