By now we all know the mantra that, when you’re travelling, you should do all you can to eat “local”. It’s not only cheaper and easier to source (after all Thai food in Thailand is just food), it’s almost always of a far superior quality that knock-offs of already substandard fast food chains. But while …
What to Pack for the Arctic Circle
The northern most parts of Europe is an absolutely stunning landscape, but it can also be a hostile and unforgiven environment. The most important thing, if you’re going on holiday in sub-zero conditions, is to be well prepared for the elements. As the saying goes, there is no bad weather, only bad clothing, so here …
5 Sites from Greek Mythology You Can Still Visit Today
From the sun-bathed islands of the Aegean and the Ionian Sea in the south to the mountains and wild landscapes of the North, Greece is a colourful canvas of natural splendour, friendly people and amazing experiences awaiting around every corner. Permeating every particle of Greek culture is its rich heritage of history and mythology. Regardless …
Top 6 Things to Do in Dublin on St. Patrick’s Day
Every year on the 17th of March the planet glows in a special green hue, in honour of the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. Throughout the world, millions of people gather to celebrate everything Irish and the most famous festivities take place in New York City, Boston and of course Dublin. With lots of …
14 Best Places to Visit in Peru
When asked what they know about Peru many people jump straight to Machu Picchu (not literally, it’s quite a long hike). But did you know that the South American country has an array of fantastic sites, ranging from natural beauty to historical treasures? Check out out guide to the top things to do in Peru, …
Top 8 Things to Do in Reykjavik
Reykjavik is the world’s most northerly capital. Small, but full of soul, it’s a city which embodies the word ‘quirky’. Bright colourful buildings, innovative design, funky bars and creative types make it the sought after destination many know it to be. Spending an extended weekend or longer trip in Reykjavik means making sure you pack …
7 Underrated Christmas Markets in Europe
Foliage covered wooden huts, the scent of mulled wine, roasted chestnuts and allll the melted Nutella. Yep you’ve got it, Christmas markets are on their way and boy does Europe know how to put on a show! Christmas markets originated in Germany and Austria and whilst cities like London and Paris grab all the headlines …
Top 5 Live Music Venues in Melbourne
Sydney may have the glamour and glitz of the Harbour and Bondi, and Brisbane may have endless sand and backpacker bar-crawl carnage but every Aussie knows cosmopolitan Melbourne is the place to go for some electrifying live music. Victoria’s capital has always had more of a communal vibe and its music scene has consistently led …
6 Myths That Shouldn’t Stop You Travelling Solo
Whether you’re planning a solo city break, eyeing up a singles beach holiday or have your heart set on going on a round-the-world trip, there’ll always be a few people to tell you solo travel is a bad idea. But despite all the myths about why you shouldn’t be travelling alone, especially single female travellers, …
Top Reasons to Visit Morocco
Ancient and bustling medinas, mysterious and lush mountains, desolate Saharan dunes, streets lined with snake charmers and story tellers, the constant aroma of spices tantalising your senses. It all sounds so exotic, so inviting, so warm, and so appealing. Do you know what else it sounds like? It sounds a lot like Morocco. Yep, this …