A Digital Nomad's Guide to Lisbon Portugal

Lisbon, Portugal is the kind of place where everything you’ve ever wanted in a city collides, and you can’t help but wonder where it’s been all your life. Digital nomad or not, I’m going to drop names of all of my favorite places in Lisbon, which anyone visiting can benefit from. If you go, you’ll fall in love. You’ve been warned. 

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Your Vibe Attracts Your (Wifi) Tribe: The Perks of Co-Living & Co-Working

Already have the freedom to work from anywhere and want to travel the world with a group of amazing, like-minded people? If you call yourself a digital nomad or entrepreneur and you're living the remote life, then this post is for you.

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No Friends, No Tour, No Problem: A Solo Female Traveler's Guide to Machu Picchu

Planning a trip to Machu Picchu can be tackled a number of different ways. There are tons of multi-day hikes like the Inca Trail that will spit you out there, or if you’re short on time, you can do what I did. Even though I took “the easy way”,  there are multiple types of tickets you can buy for multiple times from multiple different places, and it can be pretty overwhelming. I’m going to tell you precisely how I went about this solo journey to one of the most amazing ruins in the world, and pray that it’s helpful.

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A Gringa, Graffiti & a Gun: One Month in Valparaiso, Chile

For one month I decided to drop anchor in Valparaiso, Chile. Whether you’re planning to hang around for a while or are just swinging through for a day or two as many travelers do- I’d like to share my favorite spots and what I learned. Valparaiso is a beautiful place to explore but hang around for the end and some tips on how to stay safe.

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San Blas, Panama: 2 Nights of Island Life on a Budget

The epitome of paradise, there are enough San Blas islands for every day of the year, and only 49 of them are actually inhabited. If you search online, you’ll find a series of tours that’ll put you up on one of these islands, all-inclusive, for $250 or more for only two nights. Here’s how to sort it out yourself, on a budget.

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Capitalizing on Cappadocia: 10 Photos That Prove Winter Is the Best Time to Visit

Known for sprawling landscapes filled with fairy chimneys, an abundance of cave hotels, underground cities and sunrise hot air balloon rides, Cappadocia, Turkey is a fascinating draw for travelers from all over the world. Here are 10 of my favorite photos to prove winter truly is the best time to visit.

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In Defense of Turkey: Couchsurfing in a Controversial Country

CouchSurfing is an app that connects travelers with locals who have a spare couch or bed available in a given destination. Here’s why you should consider giving it a try in Turkey, and experience the generosity and hospitality of the Turkish people for yourself!

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Lost in a Sea of Blue: 5 Reasons to Visit Chefchaouen, Morocco

The majority of people that visit Morocco make a beeline for Marrakech. I was headed along the same track, until somewhere, floating around the social media realm, photos of an incredible blue city called Chefchaouen surfaced. With staggered blue-washed buildings, a maze of narrow streets, and sprawling mountain views, it caught my eye and jumped straight to the top of my must-see list.

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Welcome to Africa

Morocco has been a bucket list country of mine for a long time. The images from fellow travelers and magazines proved it to be nothing short of a photographer’s dream. With thoughts of camels, deserts, fortressed towns, mosaic tiles, spices, and colorful fabrics dancing in my head, I boarded a ferry from Algeciras, Spain, headed for the port of Tangier Med, Morocco. What ensued wasn’t exactly what I expected.

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5 Of The Best Cities To Visit This Fall

Summer has ended and your tan has surely faded, but some may say that the best season of the year is now upon us. Fall is here, ​so make the most of it and consider visiting one of these five amazing destinations.

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Spotlight on Spin Designer Hostel, El Nido

Planning a trip to the Philippines? After my own experience, I feel confident enough to offer some very simple advice. Step 1: Beeline it straight for El Nido, and Step 2: Book a bed (or room!) at Spin Designer Hostel. I promise you won’t regret it, and I'll tell you why.

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10 Photos That Prove Georgetown is the Cutest City in Malaysia

Georgetown. It's the eclectic and artsy capital of Penang Island, located in the northwestern state of Penang, Malaysia. Often overlooked for the country's bustling capital, Kuala Lumpur, Georgetown is quickly gaining attention as a cultural hub full of colorful street art, cafes, and cheap accommodation. Read on on for 10 photos that prove why Georgetown's undeniable charm is worth the trip.

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Tatted in Thailand

Interested in getting tatted in Thailand? Having experienced the popular bamboo method and traditional machine methods while living in the country, I’m here to compare both experiences and let you know what to expect!

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5 Questions To Consider Before Moving Abroad For A Significant Other

Without any warning at at all, it happens. You meet the person who ticks all the boxes. Unfortunately, there’s one rather significant problem. You’re from country X, and they’re from country Y. And there’s only one way to see if this relationship will ever really work. One of you has to bite the bullet and move. But before you do, here are five questions you need to consider before you make the leap and move abroad for your significant other.

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Welcome to New York

My 2-day, jam-packed itinerary for NYC (and additional suggestions) in an effort to benefit anyone else swinging through and trying to make the most of limited time.

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