. I did a lot of research on what’s appropriate to wear before we jetted off to Marrakech, Morocco. I’m so thankful for the tips I gathered from other travel blogs that I thought I’d share some of my own. Packing the right items are key as a woman visiting a conservative country. I find it best to lean …
A year and a half ago at the end of 2016 I made my first visit to Africa for our safari honeymoon. It was one of the most unique experiences I’ve ever had and even though I loved visiting Africa, I thought it would be a long time before I made it back. Fast-forward to …
When we were prepping for our move to Barcelona I was really excited. But I was also really nervous. And not just about living in a city where I didn’t know a single person or the language. I was nervous about the food. I’ll be the first to admit it’s a little silly, but it’s the honest …
Sharing a new travel guide from our recent trip to Amsterdam! Let’s start by saying that I absolutely loved this city. It has such a unique vibe and is a young and vibrant city. It’s so young, that MM and I felt kind of old while walking through certain neighborhoods, something I haven’t really felt …
For the past week or so I’ve been sharing mini guides to Barcelona. Today, I’m pulling it all together for one giant guide! This post has been in the works for a while and I’m so excited to share it with you. When we first moved to Barcelona I was totally lost. Literally and figuratively. …
Many of my adventures to European cities have been super quick, like a day in Copenhagen, 36 hours in Stockholm, or if I’m lucky, a full weekend in one place like Marrakech (that’s not actually Europe, but you get the picture). When I have limited time, I’m always searching for the top things to do and …
