A tour around Iceland’s South Coast

Welcome to Iceland’s South Coast, where water, fire and ice, like the colours in Iceland’s flag, cross paths to reveal dramatic landscapes and enchanting natural wonders. I’ll take you through majestic glaciers, breathtaking waterfalls and the famous Black Sand Beach and tell you myths and legends about these beautiful places, preserved and passed down from one generation to another.

10 Best Things to Do in Barcelona

Barcelona, with its unique blend of ancient traditions and modern flair, attracts millions of travellers from all corners of the globe. It offers stunning architecture, breathtaking views, a friendly atmosphere and one of the world’s best cuisines which have turned Barcelona into a national gem and a dream destination for many. I was lucky enough to visit Barcelona not once but twice in the past couple of months and each time I felt more and more drawn to the Spanish culture and lifestyle.

Day Trip to Newcastle

Situated in North East England just a few kilometres away from the North Sea, Newcastle has a diverse architectural history combining several historical periods. It’s home to the prestigious Newcastle University as well as many spectacular landmarks and attractions.

Although a day is never enough to truly experience the atmosphere of any city, below is a list of ten places to visit in Newcastle if you’re headed there on a day trip.

Spend a Day in Blackpool

Located on the Irish Sea coast of England in the county of Lancashire, Blackpool is one of the most popular UK seaside resorts.

It’s easily accessible via coach and train and a perfect quick getaway spot if you’re based in the North. So why not go for a change of scenery and visit this magical place?

5 Things To Do in Brighton

Famous for its colourful houses and beach huts, Brighton is a top destination for anyone looking to unwind by the seaside.

Whether you’ve already planned your journey to Brighton or you’re on the hunt for landmarks, here’s a suggestion of 5 activities to add to your bucket list.

Free Things To Do in London – COVID-19 Edition

I’m sure we could all agree that 2020 was nothing like what we expected. I thought that I was going to be in my final year at Leeds University and stressing over the dissertation project but here I am enjoying myself in London and reflecting on the past 12 months. 

Your Guide To Toronto

4 words to describe my experience: out of this world. Tall buildings. Busy streets. Beautiful attractions. Multicultural environment. Delicious food. Snow. Lots of snow. Did I mention that Toronto is out of this world?!

Here’s how I spent my week in Toronto, as well as some suggestions on what you should visit and where you could eat.

A Walk in Istanbul – Part 1

Whether you have visited Turkey before or not, we can all agree that Istanbul is a whole different world – organized chaos as some people might suggest. I’ve had the opportunity to visit the city multiple times throughout the years and I have never left disappointed by the places that I saw, the people that I met and the food that I tried. You simply cannot experience Istanbul in 5 days, it’s impossible – you would need a time machine. Here are some of my top spots in Istanbul that are definitely worth seeing.

A Walk in Istanbul – Part 2

Amidst the whole madness going on in the world right now, I am reminiscing of my times in Istanbul and thinking of what landmarks and attractions I should feature in my next post about the city. I have thought of some more recommendations to list, taking into consideration that summer is just a few months away.

5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Jordan

Jordan – mindblowing architechture, ancient civilizations and breathtaking views just a plane ticket away from you. Never in a million years did I think that I would one day end up in Jordan and fall in love with the country completely. My experiences in Aqaba, Wadi Musa, Petra and Wadi Rum left me in awe and made me question why I hadn’t visited those places earlier. But enough of me blabbing about how special this country is to me…