3.9K Whitley Bay is a historic town that stretches from St Mary’s island to the Cullercoats village in Tyne and Wear in the border of Northumberland. It was a mining and fishing focused region along the North Sea coast in the olden days, but now a famous tourist place being well connected from the city…
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Here’s how to visit Cholla Cactus Garden in Joshua Tree National Park. The drive to Cholla Cactus Garden is long and quiet. I sit in the passenger seat, legs outstretched. This time of day, we’re the only ones on the road. So I laze back and watch rocky silhouettes slowly crumble into flatlands. Yuccas and…
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Health and Wellness Accessing Healthcare Spain’s healthcare system is among the best in Europe, offering high-quality services to residents, including digital nomads on the Digital Nomad Visa. Understanding your healthcare options, including public versus private healthcare, is crucial for ensuring peace of mind during your stay. Staying Active and Healthy The Spanish lifestyle, with its…
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Melbourne is my favorite city in Australia. It’s a vibrant, multicultural city known for its rich arts scene, world-class dining, and lively atmosphere. It’s a hub for backpackers and travelers too. The mix of old-world architecture and modern skyscrapers gives the city a unique charm. I especially love strolling through Melbourne’s iconic laneways, enjoying the…
After spending the year in a pandemic I’m sure most of us are just itching to grab the passport and board a flight to the nearest destination and what’s better than an island. Given the current circumstances, there nothing safer than spending your holidays on a secluded island with lesser crowd, swimming in the salty…
Surrounded by stony cliffs and verdant monsoon forests, the tranquil pool of Maguk Waterfall in Kakadu National Park is a piece of paradise in Australia’s wild Top End. Here’s more on how to get there and what to expect. Sign up to our free newsletter here for more travel inspiration. You also get your own…
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Day two of Cape Town was April 19th which was a rough morning with it being our original due date (from the miscarriage before this pregnancy) and also my cousin who passed away.. her birthday. I woke up a little off so I was so happy to explore more of Cape Town and see some…
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Skye’s history is a tapestry woven with tales of resilience, conquest, and cultural revival, from prehistoric settlers to the power struggles of medieval clans. Understanding the history of a place you travel to will enrich your experience. So many of the wonderful things to see in Skye are in the outdoors, but learning about the…
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Hey Ya’ll – it’s been a hot minute! Between a pandemic, moving houses and just not having the motivation, it’s been hard to be as active blogging. Now most of us are probably at home or getting ready for Christmas (we ight as well) but there are many of you still travelling smart and getting…
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I recently booked flights from Vancouver to Toronto in Business Class, and before I purchased the tickets, I asked about the aircraft type. The Air Canada agent paused, checked her screen, and advised me I would fly on an A321 aircraft. No thanks. The tiny Business Class cabin on the A321 has 2×2 seats with…
