Arriving home from travelling, I often got asked the question, “which was your favourite country?” It’s a tough decision between Nepal and Sri Lanka, but I think Sri Lanka just slightly tops it for me as my favourite country. There is so much to explore in Sri Lanka, from the busy, cosmopolitan city of Colombo, …
When most people think of Nepal, they often picture towering mountains and weeks spent trekking to Everest base camp. However, Nepal has so much more to offer outside of the Himalayas, from tracking Rhinos and tigers on safari, to paragliding over serene lakes! Nepal is an incredible country with friendly locals and so much to …
Madagascar is without a doubt the most difficult country I’ve ever travelled in. The reasons for this include the lack of infrastructure in the country which makes booking hotels, flights or buses a difficult and often frustrating task! The language barrier can also make travel difficult. Malagasy is the main language spoken with French being …
Uruguay was the final country I travelled through on my Central and South America adventure. If you’ve been following along on my previous country posts, congratulations on making it to the final country! Montevideo Montevideo is the capital of Uruguay and is easy to get to from Buenos Aires in Argentina. A 1 hour ferry …
For this post, I've decided to group Chile and Argentina together because when exploring Chile, it is easy to cross the border into Argentina to visit places nearby. We spent most of our time split between the 2 countries, crossing the Argentina-Chile border 8 times in total! Santiago- Chile We flew from Rio de Janeiro …
Morocco is an incredibly diverse country with so much history and culture to be explored. I spent 10 days seeing as much of the country as I could in October this year! Flights to Morocco from the UK are fairly cheap with the cheapest being from London. We flew with Ryanair from London Stansted to …
If you've been following along with my South American journey and blog posts so far, you'll know that I had survived an epic 48 hour journey through Paraguay and was now enroute to Rio in time for Carnival! Iguazu Falls Iguazu is incredible! We stayed in a little town called Foz do Iguazu in a …
This Blog post is a little different than my usual posts. We spent a total of two days only in Paraguay, therefore, I didn't feel that I could write a guide to the country based on our short time there. However, I did want to share one of my favourite travel stories about how we …
People often ask the question "What was your favourite country you visited when you were travelling?" My answer is always "Definitely Bolivia!" We spent a month exploring Bolivia, and the diversity of the country was incredible! From the Amazon jungle to the Salt Flats, to the altitude of La Paz, the highest City in the …
I spent a month in Peru back in December 2014. We started our Peruvian adventure by flying to Lima the capital of Peru, from Quito the capital of Ecuador. My sister was visiting and working in Lima for 1 week at the United Nations Climate Change Conference-COP20, and as I hadn't seen her since she'd …
