Category Archives: Travel Tips

Exploring Rovaniemi: Gateway to the Arctic and Santa’s Hometown

Rovaniemi isn’t just another winter destination – it’s the official hometown of Santa Claus, a hub for Arctic adventures, and one of the best places in the world to chase the Northern Lights. Nestled right on the Arctic Circle, this Lapland gem offers a mix of adventure, culture and cozy Nordic charm. Top Things to […]

London Must-See Alternatives

Not your first time in London?  There’s still plenty to see! If it IS your first time in London, check out this itinerary! BUT if you’ve hit all the famous landmarks, here are some equally impressive (if not more unique!) alternatives: Spitalfields over Borough Market Borough Market is a London institution, but for a more […]

A Retreat to Estelle Manor in the Heart of the English Countryside

London is one of my favorite cities, and while you could easily fill a week exploring its sights, the English countryside is well worth adding to your itinerary. Estelle Manor offers the idyllic blend of historic charm and modern comfort, set just outside the Cotswolds and within easy reach of the city. Estelle Manor opened […]

Bolivian Salt Flats: A Comprehensive Guide to Everything You Need to Know

Welcome to the Bolivia Salt Flats! If you’re planning to embark on an adventure to this stunning natural wonder, I have some useful tips to enhance your experience. While tour companies may offer similar packages, there are a few factors that can make a difference in your journey, such as the quality of tour guides, […]

Lessons Learned in La Paz, Bolivia

La Paz is the gateway to Bolivia. With flights to El Alto International Airport, the city serves as a convenient starting point to exploring the country’s diverse landscapes and cultural heritage. La Paz is the “highest administrative capital” in the world, at an elevation of 11,975 ft above sea level. What does that mean? Although […]

Not your first time in NYC? Here’s what to do this time around!

I recommend everywhere on this post, but if the most popular landmarks already have check marks on your list, consider these alternative destinations! If it IS your first time in New York City, check out this itinerary! The Frick Collection over The Met Museum  Housed in Henry Clay Frick’s former residence on Fifth Avenue, the […]

Lessons Learned in Australia

Capturing the essence of Australia extends beyond bullet points, but amidst the general laid-back vibe, outdoor adventures, and stunning landscapes, here are some fun facts and altogether travel trips I learned traveling in Sydney and Queensland: Aussies really do say “g’day” and it’s as charming as you’d imagine. Get ready for friendly greetings wherever you […]

Things To Do in Williamsburg

Where to Stay in Williamsburg and A Guide to Brooklyn’s Coolest Neighborhood Brooklyn’s Williamsburg isn’t a tourist trap. It’s a place where trendy boutiques share space with gritty remnants of its industrial past, where indie bands blare from dive bars and world-class art hangs in converted warehouses. You don’t have to be a hipster on […]

Crested Butte, Colorado, in the Summer

The hidden gem of Colorado and a low-key favorite in the ski community, Crested Butte shines even brighter in the summer! Known for its breathtaking mountain scenery, vibrant wildflowers, and quirky charm, this picturesque town offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and offbeat fun. Here’s what to know when planning a trip to Crested […]

The Alternative (and Better) Fitz Roy Hike

Located near the town of El Chalten in Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park, the Laguna de Los Tres hike in Fitz Roy is a challenging but rewarding hike that offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and glaciers. The lake is named after the three peaks of Mount Fitz Roy that can be seen from […]