If you are looking for an extensive 4 day London itinerary, you have come to the right place! London is one of my favorite cities in Europe! Together with my close friend I have spent many city trips to this incredible city. We spend hours exploring the city, talking free walking tours and just being a proper tourist. After hours or research, walking the city and getting information from locals, I am now sharing my best tips for spending 4 days in London! London is one of the most iconic cities in the world. From Big Ben to Buckingham Palace and Even the Changing of the Guard, which has retained all of Queen Victoria’s pageantry, still occurs today. There are so many things to see and do that it can be hard to keep track. 4 days might not seem like much time, but with this 4 day London itinerary you’ll have no problem making the most of your trip! Though you can’t see everything in London in 4 days, this efficient itinerary covers as much ground as possible. It has the typical tourist traps, as well as a few unique surprises to make your stay more interesting.
Byron Bay must be New South Wales’s most popular weekend destination. From a relaxing atmosphere to stunning beaches and amazing food, this little heaven has everything you need to escape the hustle and bustle from everyday life. The town is a popular holiday destination for Sydneysiders at well as Brisbanites, making it Australia’s most popular beach town. It is known for its beautiful beaches and incredible surfing and scuba diving sites. Cape Byron State Conservation Park is on a headland and is home to a lighthouse. Between June and November, humpback whales can be spotted from headland viewpoints such as the Captain Cook Lookout. In this post, I will share with you everything you want to see and do during a weekend escape. From the best restaurants to eat to the best accommodation to stay at and what you should see and do in Byron Bay. So, if you are planning to visit Byron Bay for the first time, then read on…
More and more women are choosing to explore the world solo. Traveling on your own can feel scary but it is definitely fun, and it helps you grow as a person. You will end up exploring new places, meet new people and make more friends. Often, we find ourselves craving an adventure, but our friends are too busy, they can’t take time off work, or they simply don’t have the budget to travel. This is why you should definitely consider traveling alone. One of the benefits of traveling alone is that you get to choose the places that you want to visit and explore. If you are thinking of traveling solo for the first time and you are not sure where you want to go, read on to find out more about various travel experiences.
Australia is Sydney-siders’ favorite city and Sydney itinerary 2 days are the best way to see this beautiful metropolis. Sydney has a lot of spectacular attractions that will leave you with unforgettable memories, so it’s important to plan your trip in advance. In this post we’ll show how to create an amazing Sydney itinerary for two days: where to stay, what attractions not miss, what restaurants to try and more! I created this 2-day Sydney itinerary as Sydney is one of those iconic destinations that you have to visit at least once in your life. From the incredible harbor to the stunning beaches and roughed coastline and shiny beaches. Sydney is one of those cities that has it all. And now, I’m sharing my best tips in this Sydney itinerary for 2 days! Though you can’t see everything in Sydney in 2 days, this efficient itinerary covers as much ground as possible. This itinerary will take you to the best spots in the city! What are the must-see highlights, how to get around, where to stay and where to eat! This two-day itinerary is a mixture of city adventures and beach walking. Let’s dive in…
When you are traveling and exploring new places that you might not have the chance to visit again, you want to make sure that you document those experiences so that you can cherish them for a lifetime. Not only do photographs help you remember the memories, they can also enhance your experiences. When you are trying to snap a beautiful photo, you will notice that you are paying more attention to your surroundings and you are more aware of your subject. Want the scoop on how Instagram influencers and bloggers take amazing photos during their trips? Here are some easy tips that will make the biggest difference! Whether you want to take better photos for your Instagram, become a better Instagram husband or simply want better photos to treasure these tips have you covered.
Only a 45-minute ferry ride from the Tropical Far North Queensland town of Cairns you can find beautiful Fitzroy Island. Home the number one beach in Australia, lots of snorkeling options and plenty of wildlife, this island is not to be missed when traveling to Cairns. The island is filled with stunning nature, it has a lack of cars, surrounded by stunning turquoise ocean, and many wild turtles! It is no surprise that many people pop over this island to get away for the hustle and bustle of city life. Attracting almost 320,000 this island is however not yet overrun by tourists, making it a nice little must-see heaven. Because of it close locating it makes Fitzroy Island a perfect for a day trip. But what should you do when spending one day in Fitzroy? Check it out below….
Whether you are exploring the magnificent buildings built by the Ottoman empire or shopping at the Grand Bazaar, there are various incredible things to experience while visiting Istanbul. Spanning over Europe as well as Asia, this ancient city has so much culture and history to offer. The various buildings reflect the different empires that ruled the city creating a melting pot of different styles. If you are a foodie like me, you will enjoy indulging on delicious traditional desserts and coffee. I have visited the city multiple times and if you want to find out why I fell in love with Istanbul and were the best spots are to visit, then check out my Istanbul travel guide below…
The most common reason why people choose not to travel is because they think it can be very expensive. From flights to accommodation and food, there are lots of costs involved when traveling. However, exploring new places doesn’t have to cost a fortune! With some tips and tricks up your sleeve, you can save money and travel more. Underneath are some of my simple tips and tricks that I use that allows me to travel as often as possible.
The UNESCO-listed Daintree Rainforest is believed to be one of the three oldest in the world! With unique plants and animals found nowhere else, this rainforest is a must-see when you are in tropical far north Queensland. In today’s post, I will show you some of the best stops and activities that you should do when travelling to and when staying in the rainforest. From snorkelling at the Great Barrier Reef to amazing viewing points and incredible desolated beaches. I have also provided handy information about Daintree Rainforest. Check out my handy and all-compromising guide to things to do in Daintree.
The Great Barrier Reef in Northern Queensland is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981. Due to pollution and bleaching, the reef is in a bit of trouble. When I, therefore, had the chance of snorkelling at two different locations during a snorkel safari I jumped at the chance. If I had known that there would be a storm and that the ocean was going to be choppy, I might have reconsidered…. But there was no way out. In this post, I will take you along on a trip with Ocean Safari. I will show you the two snorkelling sites, what it is like to take this trip, what you can expect and what happens when massive waves interfere with your trip.
Airlie beach is one of my favourite getaways within Australia! I love travelling to this quaint and quiet town to de-stress from city life about once a year. The last time I travelled there was for my birthday and I stayed for 6 days and loved every minute of it. I thought It would be fun to create an itinerary so that you know where to go, what to see and what’s worth your time! So, I have written this 2-day Airlie Beach itinerary to give you some guidance! Because this town and its surroundings are worth checking out!
Do not swim in rivers or the ocean is something you hear often when mentioning that you are traveling to Queensland. This is because they are home to salties aka Salt Water Crocodiles. These enormous and fascinating monsters can be found in most rivers and oceans in Queensland. It speaks for itself that I avoided these like the plague! I did not want to encounter one in the flesh….But I did want to spot some from the safety of a tour and ended up doing the Daintree River Cruise with the Daintree River Cruise Centre in the hopes of spotting a croc and see the rainforest from a different angle. To find out if this is worth the troubles, I’ve written this extensive guide to give you some guidance.
This spring, I was lucky enough to visit Queensland, Australia again. I went on a 20-day road trip through some of the prettiest spots in the country. Queensland is filled with stunning national parks, reef filled oceans, rainforests and lots of spectacular wildlife. One of the most spectacular places I visited during this trip was Cape Hillsborough National Park. The national park can be found near MacKay and offers some of the most spectacular natural sights! From kangaroos and wallabies on the beach during sunrise to imposing prehistoric rock formations and stunning untouched rainforests. When you set your alarm at 5.15 am you know it’s going to be spectacular (Or a least, it better be). My alarm went off at this gauzily hour to watch a sunrise with kangaroos and wallabies playing and chilling on the beach whilst the sun slowly rose behind them. In this blog post, I will take you along this incredible sight at Cape Hillsborough National Park. I will show you many photos and I will give you my honest opinion about whether it is worth the early morning wake up call. Let’s explore the kangaroos of Cape Hillsborough National Park!
The Capricorn Caves are a great destination to check out during a trip to Queensland. In this cave system, you can explore spectacular caves set in a limestone ridge and even spot little bats. These amazing caves are located north of Rockhampton (Just a 23-kilometer drive) and are winners of many major tourism and environment awards, they are also eco-tourism accredited. Home to ‘the cathedral’, bats, tree roots, larges and small chambers, these caves are pretty interesting to explore! In this blog post, I will take you along to these caves and show you what it is like to take the Cathedral Tour within the cave system. What will you encounter, is it worth your time and effort and more. Let’s dive in, shall we…
Hervey Bay in Queensland is known as a whale-watching paradise. Due to its unique location, whales can be found here for months on end. They deliver their calves there and spend a couple of weeks in the waters before they swim further. In September of this year, I was in Hervey Bay, and I could not leave this town without a whale-watching cruise. So at 6.30 am my alarm went off and we headed to the Spirit of Hervey Bay for a morning cruise.
Brisbane, located in Queensland, is a relatively unknown destination within Australia. When you are planning to travel Down Under, most people automatically think of Sydney and Melbourne as their main destinations. However, Brisbane has been paving their ways and attracting more and more visitors each year. The city is the gateway to the Gold Coast, some stunning hinterlands and also the Great Barrier Reef! Surrounded by oceans and beaches, mountains, a thriving food scene, and cultural activities, there is always a variety of things to do, for everyone alike. And because they are blessed with an incredible subtropical climate, the city is a superb destination all year round. In this post, I will show you the best things to do alone in Brisbane. From Australia Zoo to amazing walks and nice day trips. Let’s dive in….
The last couple of weekends I have spent wandering around some of Sydney’s eastern suburbs. One of my favorites is Watson’s Bay. Located at the end of South Head Peninsula, Watsons Bay is surrounded by the calm waters of Sydney Harbour on one side and the emerald Pacific Ocean on the other, offering stunning views throughout. The suburb has a lot of history and is home to some of the best restaurants in the city. In this mini-guide, I will show you all the cool spots, restaurants and walks you should when exploring this fancy suburb.
Are you planning a trip to Sydney? If so, here is our Sydney 6 days itinerary for your ultimate Sydney experience. You’ll be able to enjoy the beautiful beaches of Bondi and coastal walks in Sydney’s northern suburbs, as well as the magnificent blue mountains. This itinerary will help you see everything Sydney has to offer! Sydney is, without a doubt, the most amazing city I’ve ever lived in. I enjoy going out and discovering new things every chance I get. Incredible coastal walks, hidden little beaches, UNESCOWORLD heritage sites, and some of the most stunning sunsets you’ll see are all available. It’s doubtful that six days in Sydney is enough to discover everything this magnificent metropolis has to offer, but it’s a good start. Many travelers begin their journey in Sydney and then head up the coast, so they don’t have much time to see everything. I have prepared this comprehensive Sydney 6-day itinerary to provide you with the greatest of everything that Sydney has to offer. I’ll go through all of your favorite activities, places to visit, and useful Sydney travel hints.
If you are not from Australia nor if you have ever been here, you might be under the impression that kangaroos are hopping along the street of Sydney on a daily basis. Whilst yes, every now and then one gets lots, it doesn’t happen often, and it is an occurrence that ‘stops the nation’. (When it happens to Sydney CBD) There are however lots of unique and beautiful creatures that you can bump into on a daily basis in the city. From beautiful cockatoos to parakeets and massive spiders. I, therefore, made a comprehensive list of all the amazing you could see in Sydney.
If you are a travel blogger, lifestyle blogger, an Instagram influencer, vlogger or travel fanatic you must have seen those amazing photos of people swimming and chilling with pigs on a tropical island. I know I have seen many of those, wishing I was there. Some travel friends of him have been traveling the world lately and were incredibly lucky to have actually done this and were too kind to help me compile this post for you guys. So if you are wanting to go swim with these adorable piggy’s then read on. I will show you where to go, what to do and which is the best spot to go to.
