This is an itinerary that I designed and tacked onto a longer trip recently. From my experience in September, I will be writing what I learned, exploring key highlights, and giving recommendations. The travel itinerary is meant as a fun guide for you to customize per your travel interests and time. This itinerary is designed … Continue reading 11-Day European Itinerary: Belgium, Luxembourg, France & Switzerland
Black church The Snaefellsnes peninsula is located on the western side of Iceland. Home to a national park, the stone rock bridge and small towns, this area of Iceland is one for the books! From the regions natural beauty to its homely feel, this part of the country is simply stunning but very different from … Continue reading Wandering Snaefellsnes and Kirkjufell
The South coast of Iceland is known for waterfalls and black sand beaches along with the small town of Vik, which has gained popularity among tourists and locals alike. Vik is also a good base for continuing onto Diamond beach and a well-known glacier out past Diamond beach. While I don't typically take tours, I … Continue reading Exploring the South Coast of Iceland
Explore the bakeries for breakfast Today, I sampled two of the many highly-rated bakeries in Reykjavik. I started out near Hallgrimskirkja and went to Brauð & Co. Following this, I checked out my personal favorite Sandholt. Brauð & Co is a small bakery that opens most days at 7 AM for the early birds. This … Continue reading Additional Time? 5 More Things to do in Reykjavik, Iceland
Street art 🎨 Reykjavik is the northern most capital in the world. This small but mighty city is stunning. From the sun voyager to Harpa concert hall, there are loads of things to see when venturing out of your hotel or hostel on a rest day from touring, during a layover, or just for the … Continue reading Introduction to Iceland: 3 Things to Do in Reykjavik
My first day in Venice, Italy was one that I will always remember. Slightly jet-lagged from an early flight, I woke up at 5 am and made my way into the city. I'd opted to stay on the outskirts of Venezia in the neighborhood of Marghera. From the window I watched school children walk hand … Continue reading A Venetian Breakfast
