Nov 19, 2020• by journey_junkies
Although Madrid is a thoroughly modern metropolis, the city has managed to preserve its traditional vibe. In fact, Madrid is home to cobbled streets and historic neighbourhoods aplenty. Indeed...
Nov 14, 2020• by thewanderingpro
The Complete Travel Guide to San Diego
San Diego is one of my favorite cities for several reasons. 1) The weather is perfect pretty much all the time. 2) The sunsets are incredible. 3) The food. 4) Top Gun, was filmed there. I mean I...
Nov 14, 2020• by journey_junkies
How to Spend Two Days in Hanoi
If you are heading to Vietnam for the first time, the capital of Hanoi is a less intimidating initiation to Vietnamese city life than high-energy Ho Chi Minh City in the south. Sure, dodging...
Nov 11, 2020• by Andiamo_amigos
Cooking up A Storm in Sri Lanka
Any travelling experience for us tends to involve food and when we landed in Unawatuna in December 2018 we were delighted to find that one of the restaurants we visited did cooking classes. This...
Nov 9, 2020• by Lauratheexplorer
A Weekend in Weymouth: Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove
Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove have received some pretty bad publicity this summer: reports of overcrowding, traffic and littering, as well as numerous people needing to be rescued from the sea...
Oct 31, 2020• by So_She_Travelled
Exploring Maboneng: Rooftops & Food Poisoning
The trip to Maboneng was very spontaneous. I had an uneasy feeling about this whole trip from the beginning. I am not the biggest fan of Johannesburg and these human trafficking stories from...
Colorful hostel right at the heart of San Luis Potosi (dorms & privates)