Level8 luggage review – sleek, durable, and fun to roll around, the Voyageur suitcase has upped my travel game! It just might be the suitcase you need, too. For trips where I’m staying in one place or travelling for longer, bringing a suitcase feels like a little luxury compared to a backpack. And as a…
Layover in Dubai – Can you leave the airport, and is it actually worth it? What can you do in Dubai during a long (~9-hour) layover? On my way back to Scotland after 3 dreamy weeks in Mauritius, I found myself with a ~9-hour layover at Dubai International Airport. As a solo (and slightly spontaneous)…
Green Canyon day trip from Side is the perfect relaxed way to discover one of Antalya region’s natural gems. Known for its turquoise water, dramatic canyon walls, and the Taurus Mountains that frame the lake, Green Canyon is a must-see on any Side trip – and it’s super easy to visit! Organized half and full…
Ben Vorlich (Loch Earn) was my second Munro. After climbing Ben Lomond at sunset as my first Munro, I was feeling that Munro magic and wanted to climb another! It seemed like a great option – not too far from the east coast (where I’m coming from) compared to some of the others, and it’s…
Omiš, Croatia is a little under-the-radar gem, and this travel guide will show you how to explore it on a budget. This town soon became a highlight of my month-long solo backpacking trip along the coast – a place full of adventure, stunning scenery, and laid-back beach days. But Omiš was one of those destinations…
Hiking Ben Chonzie, one of Scotland’s easiest Munros, made for the perfect October hike, from a gradual climb to unexpected magic above the clouds. I wanted a hike that would feel like a proper achievement without being too challenging or time-consuming – and one that wasn’t too far from the east coast of Fife (where…
Side, Turkey is a sun-soaked coastal town on the Antalya region’s south coast, where ancient ruins meet sandy beaches and colourful seaside sunsets. Looking to chase some November sun, a friend and I booked a last-minute trip to Side — literally 15 hours before our flight left. We were after good weather, nearby beaches and…
Is one day in Trogir worth it? Absolutely. Croatia’s UNESCO-listed medieval island town is compact, easy to explore in a single day, and has enough to see and do to make it well worth the visit. I added Trogir to my Croatia solo-travel route after Šibenik, and being in full ‘travel girl’ mode, opted to…
Šibenik is an excellent destination to add to a Croatia solo travel trip. This gem is one of Croatia’s less-crowded coastal cities and an excellent stop on any Dalmatian Coast itinerary. Whether you’re exploring Croatia solo, travelling on a budget, looking for a quieter base, or even just planning a great day trip from Split…
Solo in Dubrovnik? Here’s how to explore Croatia’s lively city gem on a budget, just like I did on my solo adventures. Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most sought-after destinations, so if you’re planning a trip to the country, it’s likely on your must-visit list. This hilly city offers sweeping views over the Adriatic coastline…
A solo day trip to Plitvice Lakes from Zadar was one of the most unforgettable highlights of my month-long adventure through Croatia. With its cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear lakes, and scenic forest trails, Plitvice Lakes showcases some of Croatia’s most spectacular natural beauty. Whether you’re planning a solo or shared adventure, this guide will help you…
Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls is one of the best and most popular day trips from Dubrovnik. It really is a rewarding and scenic way to experience more of what the Balkans have to offer. As a solo traveller, I joined an organised day tour from Dubrovnik to explore these scenic gems of Bosnia and Herzegovina….
