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Essential First Time in Morocco Travel Guide: How to Prepare and Plan a Trip to Morocco
Planning a trip abroad can always be a little overwhelming. There is so much to think about: how much it costs, where to stay, what to wear, how to get around… luckily I’ve got you covered in this handy Morocco Travel Guide. Essential Information: Currency: The local currency in Morocco is dirham. 100 MAD is…
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10 Day Morocco Itinerary: The BEST of Morocco in under 2 weeks
Speaking to my friends before Christmas, we we throwing around ideas of where to book a group trip. The Baltics? Too cold… The Balkans? Too expensive… The Canaries? Too touristy… I’d been desperate to visit Morocco after photos of Marrakesh and Chefchaouen had begun to fill my Instagram feed, so, a little hesitantly, I suggested…
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Sustainable Travel: Meet the Travel Bloggers leading the way
Sustainability seems to be a bit ‘in fashion’ at the moment. And for good reason. The world is creating a hype around this topic because it’s important – heck, it’s absolutely crucial that sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. So why am I writing about this on a travel blog? Well, because…
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38 Photos That Will Make You Want To Go Hiking In Munnar, India
Munnar was my penultimate stop on my trip to Kerala in 2017. Munnar was on my list from the moment I planned to visit India. Along with seeing the famous Kerala Backwaters, visiting the tea plantations in Munnar was an absolute must for me. Heading to Munnar after visiting Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, I took a…
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Cliffs of Moher Day Trip from Galway, Ireland
Jagged coastline juts out into the North Atlantic Ocean, topped with a layer of green. In March 2018, Isaac and I spent a weekend away in Ireland for St Patrick’s Day. We based ourselves in Galway and drove down to the Cliffs of Moher for a day trip! Arguably the country’s most popular tourist attraction,…
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Best Places to go Scuba Diving in Bali and the Gili Islands
If you had told me this time last year that I would go to Bali and Scuba Dive, I would have laughed in your face. Learning to Scuba dive in Koh Tao was one scariest things I’ve ever done, but also one of the most rewarding. Being underwater with a heavy tank strapped to your…
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Working Holiday New Zealand Jobs: Tips for Finding & Applying for Backpacker Jobs
When I first considered the idea of moving to New Zealand on a Working Holiday Visa, the first worry that came to mind was how on earth I would find a job and save any money. People decide to do a Working Holiday in New Zealand for a variety of reasons: to have a new…
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How to get from Fes to Chefchaouen, Morocco
Visiting Chefchaouen is a must A hugely popular stop on any Morocco itinerary, the tiny little town of Chefchaouen is hugely popular – and for good reason. Chefchaouen (pronounced Chef-sha-wen) is perfectly quaint, undeniably charming and intruigingly blue! Just why it’s blue is a bit of a mystery – there are various legends that tell…
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Teaching Abroad: Travel Bloggers’ Experiences of Teaching Overseas
When I was 20, I took a one-way flight to France to spend eight months teaching English. What I didn’t realised what that those eight months in France would shape my future, giving me a taste of the European way of life, as well as the bite of the unstoppable travel bug which I still…
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Best Winter City Breaks in Europe
Looking for a winter city break in Europe this Christmas? I’m lucky enough to live on the doorstep of a continent full of culture and history. Europe has pretty much everything you could wish for, with exotic beaches and high-class cities, but what better time to visit than when everything (or there abouts) is covered…
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