They say a picture can tell a thousand stories. In France this couldn’t be more true. Brittany is home to some of France’s tastiest butter, delicious crepes and delightful seafood. Far enough from the bustling metropolis, Paris, escaping to Brittany is a blissful adventure.

When you're travelling long distances overland, taking an overnight bus is a budget-friendly way to get from A to B. I used night buses a lot throughout South America and whilst they were daunting at first, they can save you accommodation for a night and give you more time to explore a destination during the day.

Looking for a staycation in the UK? Or maybe you’re in the mood for a fun day trip from London, exploring the British seaside? Either way, the lively town of Whitstable can be the perfect blissful escape for anyone that loves a breezy summer stroll along the beach and the smell of salty sea air whilst devouring a delicious battered cod and chips...

If you've read my 2018 year in review, you'll be aware that for 2019 a career move was on the cards. Having been unhappy for most of my 20s in my 9-5, it was time to take the plunge and go for it..

From the historic charm of La Candelaria to the more upbeat vibes of Chapinero, choosing the best neighbourhood to stay in Bogotà can be really overwhelming...

One of the most popular countries in South America, for those craving adrenaline-filled adventures, exquisite cuisine and breathtaking mountain ranges...

Whether you're a day hiker looking to get a taste of the Peruvian Andes or a trekker on a mission to do the Santa Cruz trail, Huaraz, the trekking capital of Peru has a little something for everyone...

Argentina gets a bit of a bad rep for being an expensive country to travel in. I've spent over 3 months of my time in South America in Argentina and contrary to the critics, it's been much more affordable than I envisaged...

Heading around the world for 3/6/9 months or maybe a year and looking for some travel tips? It can be really nerve-racking to travel as a solo female traveller and I've totally been there not knowing where to start, what to take or what bag would be the best to travel with!

If there's ever a decision I'm glad I made, it's to travel solo across South America. In 9 months I lived one dream and one epic adventure...

Spending a week in El Chalten, Patagonia, one of my favorite hikes has got to be Loma del Pliegue Tumbado. For some reason, this hike gets skipped a lot. But the panoramic views of the snow cones mountains of Patagonia are absolutely worth an extra day...

Speaking to my hostel's reception, they recommended heading to the markets in Pisac. I wasn't sure but as the collectivo stop was right around the corner, I thought why not ponder around the markets on a gorgeous day.

I don't remember where I read this quote. But it's been at the back of my mind for a while. Reading Emily Williams's book...

As I traveled around the country, on some of the longest bus journeys, I fell more and more for a country that I could call home for 3 months. From sharing mate and socializing, embracing the 'shh' pronunciation of 'llamas' in words, devouring the best (and cheapest) avocados, summer night asados and barbeques...

Surrounded by luscious green forests, Salento is absolutely gorgeous and definitely worth staying for a few days. Whether you're thinking about hiking Cocora Valley, visiting local coffee farms, horse riding through the mountains or just relaxing for a few days, there's plenty to do and discover.

I had always wanted to travel. Ever since I was 13 I knew I wanted to explore the world. I kept stalling. Finding a reason not to go. Money, time off, career gap...

Colombia has gone from 1 million to 6 million visitors in 6-7 years. And if there’s a city in South America that knows how to have a good time, it's Cartagena!! Even if it's partying until the early hours of...

Refugio Frey is one of the most spectacular hikes from Bariloche. Either a day trip or an overnight stay, these snow-topped mountains are stunning.

The ancient salt mines in Maras are still used as they were during Inca times. First created sometime around the 1400s, natural streams fill the pools...