One of the weirdest but coolest things to do in Austin, Texas, is the J.Lorraine Ghost Town. On my last day in Austin I told my friend Kyle I wanted to shoot guns, so we drove to a shooting range and saw the sign to this ghost town along the way. I’d never shot a gun …
Once you’ve spent a couple of days exploring the beautiful city of Seville, you’ll probably want to organize a few day trips to explore the surrounding area. Popular places to visit on day trip from Seville include Ronda, Cordoba, Jerez, Granada and Cadiz. When I visited Seville I ventured to both Ronda and Cadiz, then …
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I first visited Chicago all the way back in 2010 and my recollection of the city had become somewhat hazy so I decided it was high time I go back. This time I returned to The Windy City with the sole purpose of writing this detailed weekend itinerary so I hope you find it useful! …
Weekend in Chicago: Ultimate Days in Chicago Itinerary + Maps! Read More »
Costa Rica is one of the most rejuvenating and peaceful places I have ever visited. It’s incredibly green and rich in nature, with lots to experience for those who like outdoor adventures. The food is made with fresh ingredients, the people are incredibly welcoming and with two coastlines you’ll be spoilt for choice when it …
My trip to Rio was supposed to be my first stop on a 2-week itinerary that also included Ilha Grande, Sao Paulo and Iguassu Falls. But then Rio de Janeiro sucked me in and I never left. I spent the entire two weeks exploring the city, laying on the beach, drinking caipirinhas and making new …
I’m in love with Ireland. The scenery, the people, the Guinness, the pubs, the music…it’s a great ‘craic’ as they say! It may be a bit cheesy for some, but the movie P.S I Love You was one of my inspirations for visiting the Emerald Isle. If you’ve never seen it before, it’s about a …
Day Trip to Glendalough from Dublin (P.S I Love You, Ireland) Read More »
The Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the north coast of Northern Ireland near Bushmills. It’s pretty incredible- a collection of around 40,000 Basalt rocks, mostly in hexagonal shapes (although some are tall columns), that act like stepping stones protruding from the ocean. What is the Myth Behind the Giant’s Causeway? …
I’ve visited Ireland multiple times and each time I’ve traveled there solo. On my first ever trip to the Emerald Isle I booked a 6-day Paddywagon Tour to see the whole country and I had the time of my life! I’ve also returned to Ireland numerous times since then and I’ve always had a good …
Solo Travel to Ireland: My Experience & Complete Guide Read More »
My first ever big solo trip was to Australia when I was 21. I visited Lagos Portugal for a vacation with my friend and while I was there I met lots of Aussies who told me I should pay a visit to the Land Down Under. Since I’d just left university and wasn’t sure what …
