Category: Travel advice
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Being a Woman and a Solo Traveler Trying to Make Friends
If you’re new here, my name is Liv, and I’ve been traveling since I was 18 years old. I’ve been to over 40 countries and visited thousands of cities, islands, and villages, all by myself. Solo female travel has become a huge thing, and I’m so happy about that because it is empowering, life changing,…
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El Gouna: Egypt’s Red Sea Paradise You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
On the Red Sea in Egypt sits a small town I had never heard of before arriving, and chances are you probably have not either. El Gouna is a hidden paradise that somehow appeals to so many different types of travelers. After spending time in Cairo and out in the desert near Siwa, arriving here…
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Dahab: Sinai’s Coastal Paradise
If you’re heading to Egypt or the Middle East and looking for a coastal destination or a diving destination in a naturally beautiful and peaceful little town, I have the perfect recommendation for you on the Sinai Peninsula. The little town of Dahab, located on the eastern side of the Sinai Peninsula facing Saudi Arabia,…
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The Ultimate Desert Experience in Siwa Egypt
Traveling to the desert is an experience unlike any other. There is a sense of vastness, quiet, and wonder that you can’t find anywhere else. But it becomes truly unforgettable when you do it in the right place. I have explored deserts in dozens of countries and joined countless desert tours, yet I can say…
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I Lived In a Moroccan Surf Town For a Month For Free
Yes you read that right, living in a dreamy Moroccan surf town FOR FREE!!! and I’m going to tell you all about how I did it, why I did it, and how you can do it as well. For starters, let me set the scene for you guys so you really understand where I was…
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My Hot Take On The Reality Of A Place Like Morocco in Regards To Tourism
I came to Morocco expecting a magical, authentic, and cultural experience right away, and instead, I kind of felt like I had stepped into a live Instagram story full of tourist trapped vibes and staged experiences. In some of Morocco’s popular destinations, like the Merzouga Desert, I felt so overwhelmed by outside influence and commercialization…
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Surfing the Moroccan Coast
For many people, a trip to Morocco means heading straight for the desert. When most travelers think of Morocco, they picture Marrakesh with its vibrant markets, colorful art, and chaotic energy, paired with the stillness of the Sahara, the warmth of Berber hospitality, and those once in a lifetime desert experiences. What surprised me is…
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Imsouane: The Simple and Peaceful Surf Town You Never Knew You Needed
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…
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A City Living In The Past
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…
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Morocco’s Hollywood: Exploring Ait Ben Haddou
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,…
