If you're anything like me and you love exploring different places and seeing the uniqueness of all these countries and destinations that the locals wake up to every day, but you don't always like to follow the tourist trail, here's your official permission to wander off the set path. Today, I want to inspire you to travel more through house and petsitting!
Did you know? Lloret de Mar actually thrives in thousand-year old history even though the town is today rather well-know for a summer party destination and especially popular with young package tourists. Come in spring before the high season and enjoy the comfortable Mediterranean climate that is perfect to explore the town and region without the sweating masses.
Welcome to the Venice of America! This bohemian neighborhood had won my heart in less than 24 hours of my arrival. For a whole week, I got to spent my time walking the palm tree lined boardwalk, watching the skaters racing around the skatepark doing jumps and stunts and exploring the many beautiful shops, sipping amazing coffee and eating Poke Bowls.
What if you happen to be in the arts and crafts capital of Bali, Ubud, and all you see is raindrops on your window? I just spent the month of November in Bali, which is right in the middle of the monsoon season and I wanted to share all the many cool things you can do in town during the rain. Some of them might even be better when it's raining because rain can be quite soothing right?
Bali is truly a living postcard destination offering picturesque dining opportunities as well as romantic villa and spa experiences. Here are the 16 most romantic things to do in Bali.
Welcome to the sunny Gold Coast, famed for its long sandy beaches, thrilling theme parks, surf spots and many waterways. I've put together all these goodies for you in this travel guide so you have an amazing time!