Tag: solo-travel
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The Best Co-Living Space for Digital Nomads in the Balkans
If you’re a backpacker, digital nomad, or just someone who’s into dorm-style living with a ton of amenities, I’ve got the perfect spot for you. I recently stayed at one of Shkoder, Albania’s newest hostels and co-living spaces, and I honestly can’t recommend it enough. It’s called Hostel 90 Pods & Co-Working , and for…
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5 Best European Cities to Visit in the Fall
European summer has become more and more popular, making certain cities extremely touristy and expensive during the high season (May-August). But the beauty of that is finding cities that have the same charm and beauty in the fall when the crowds die down, and prices drop. I’ve come up with a list of five cities…
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Looking for Budget Accommodation in London? Here’s Why OneFam in Notting Hill Should Be Your Choice
Are you heading to London and searching for a budget-friendly place to stay in one of the city’s most charming neighborhoods? Well, I’ve got just the spot for you. One of my all-time favorite hostel experiences was my stay at OneFam in Notting Hill. This hostel chain, with locations throughout Europe, is known for creating…
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Packing for 8 Months of Travel in Only a Backpack???
As I prepare for an eight-month adventure, I’m learning to embrace minimalism and simplicity. To be on the road for this long, careful planning is essential to ensure I have everything I need, and nothing more. Whether you’re planning a backpacking trip for a few weeks or several months, this guide will help you figure…
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Best Hostel in Cartagena: Viajero Hostel Cartagena
Viajero Hostel Cartagena is part of the renowned Viajero chain, celebrated as the best hostel company in South America in 2024. And let me tell you, they truly live up to their impressive reputation. Nestled in the heart of Cartagena’s Centro, or walled city, this hostel has an ideal location. The surroundings are as picturesque…
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The Best Place to Watch the Sunset in Tokyo: Shibuya Sky
Tokyo is a city like no other. It’s huge, full of life, and a blend of old traditions and modern technology. It has some of the tallest and most incredible skyscrapers in the world. It’s constantly filled with tourists and locals covering every inch of the city. When visiting this incredible place, seeing it from…
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Mui Ne’s Sand Dunes: A Tourist Trap Revealed
Being caught in a tourist trap can be an uncomfortable and disappointing experience, leaving you feeling like you’ve wasted both your time and money. I usually go out of my way to avoid tourist traps, but there have been times when I’ve unintentionally stumbled into one. One experience that stands out in my memory was…
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5 Travel Items I Can’t Live Without
Traveling solo as a female backpacker has taught me the importance of being prepared. From bustling cities to remote villages, I’ve learned to pack smart and carry items that enhance my travel experience. Here are the five essential items I never leave home without: I use one like this! click here 2. Extra Tote BagI…
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The Art Of Going Solo
Embarking on solo travel can indeed feel overwhelming and intimidating. However, with my newfound experience and confidence in solo adventures, I’m eager to share the incredible benefits and vibrant environment that solo travel offers, especially for young travelers. After taking on numerous solo adventures over the past two years, I can confidently say it’s my…
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Stay Fit on the Go: Tips for Staying Active While Traveling
How to Stay Active No Matter Where You Are Traveling can often disrupt our daily routines, and finding time to stay active can be a challenge—whether it’s carving out some personal time on a group tour, squeezing in moments for yourself during a family-packed itinerary, or finding peace amid the whirlwind of solo backpacking. Sometimes,…
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