Category: Travel advice

Imsouane is one of those places that unexpectedly sneaks up on you. It is a small surf and fishing village that feels completely removed from the chaos of everyday life in Morocco and the rest of the world. If you are in Morocco and looking for true peace, uninterrupted quiet, and long slow days by…

There are very few cities I’ve ever visited that truly feel like they’ve been frozen in time in the best way possible. When you walk through the streets and see the way of life and the traditions that have continued for hundreds of years, it feels as though you’ve stepped into another era that the…

Have you ever dreamed of visiting a real-life movie set in the middle of the desert? If so, I have the perfect destination for you. Deep in the Moroccan desert lies one of the most iconic filming locations in the world. This place has been featured in films and shows like Gladiator, Game of Thrones,…

Located in the mountains of northern Morocco is a city that you should not miss when visiting this beautiful country. Many people skip it because it takes some time to get there, but it’s worth every minute of the journey. The city feels completely different from the rest of Morocco and has its own special…

As a full-time traveler, there are only a few places that truly make me want to shop. Most of the time I stick to my usual souvenirs like postcards, an occasional scarf, or a small trinket that fits easily in my backpack. But after spending a few months in Morocco, I’ve realized that if there’s…

When most people think about traveling through Morocco, their minds go straight to the Sahara Desert. They picture the endless red sand dunes, the camels resting under the sun, and steaming cups of Moroccan mint tea surrounded by silence and stars. It’s one of the most photographed and romanticized experiences in the country, and for…

One of the most incredible parts of traveling is getting to fully experience the food and drink culture of a country. No matter how “authentic” a restaurant in your hometown claims to be, it can never truly replicate the experience of eating in the country itself. The ingredients are not the same, the atmosphere feels…

When most travelers think of Europe, our minds usually jump to one of two seasons: the golden glow of summer or the cozy sparkle of Christmas markets. Autumn often gets overlooked, especially in places like Spain, which many people picture as a summer-only destination full of beaches, islands, and sangria under the sun. But the…

Before traveling to India, I was honestly nervous about going alone, especially as a woman. I’ve now traveled to dozens of countries solo, and most of the time I’ve never run into any major issues, just a few minor or unexpected situations that are part of any trip. But India always stood out in my…

India feels more like a continent than a single country because of its incredible diversity and endless things to see and experience. Traveling through India is like stepping into a new world at every turn, with different cultures, landscapes, flavors, and people around every corner. Locals even joke that everything changes every hundred kilometers and…