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A 5-Day Andalusian Road Trip: Málaga, Gibraltar, Utrera, Sevilla & Setenil
There are trips you plan for months, and then there are the ones that simply happen; messy, sun-soaked, full of surprises, and somehow more perfect because of it. This little adventure across Andalucía was exactly that. Five days, five completely different places, three hotels that couldn’t be more unlike each other, and thousands of steps that my legs still remember…
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A Lazy Sunday in Oxford with My Dad: Coffee, Castles & Cinnamon Rolls
There’s something magical about Oxford. That mix of grand old buildings, cobbled lanes, and the faint smell of history (or maybe just strong coffee and damp leaves). It’s a city that never tries too hard to impress, because it knows it doesn’t have to. Last Sunday, I took my dad, who’s nearly 80, but still…
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From Cheap Flights to Cherry Liquor: 72 Hours in Gdansk
💸 The Real Cost of a “Cheap” Trip It’s tempting to think that booking cheap flights means you’ve scored yourself a cheap holiday. But let me tell you, those bargain tickets are just the start of the story. Always remember: Pro tips before you go: 🏨 Looking for somewhere to stay? Then take a look at Booking.com or Hostel…
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My Crazy Solo Trip to Germany: Flights, Fails & Funny Moments
As much as I love my crazy, testosterone-packed household (a husband and two sons, and sometimes I swear even the plants feel male), every once in a while, this almost-50, full-time-working, full-time-business-running woman needs an escape. You know — a little break from the daily chaos, a chance to breathe, sip overpriced coffee, and remind…
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Divided Walls & United Spirits: My One-Day Dive into Belfast’s Bold and Beautiful Soul
After two hours of sleep, just a camera and passport in my bag, I found myself climbing aboard the National Express at 3:00 AM, bleary-eyed and fuelled only by sheer willpower (and a bit of travel adrenaline). The coach whisked me off to Bristol Airport, where the real magic began. Still half-asleep but buzzing with anticipation,…
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Beijing During Chinese New Year: A Journey Through History, Culture, and Celebration
Hey, friend! Just a little heads-up—some links on this site are affiliate links. That means if you click on one and make a purchase, I’ll get a tiny commission (at no extra cost to you!). Think of it as tossing a virtual coffee my way for bringing you awesome travel tips. ☕ Cheers, and thanks for the support! 🚀✨…
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Poland’s Most Magical Christmas Markets: Your Must-Visit List
If you love the smell of mulled wine, twinkling fairy lights, and nibbling on festive treats (hi, pierogi!), then you’re going to adore Poland at Christmas time. Even though I’m Polish by birth, I rarely get to visit my homeland. This winter, I decided to make the most of the festive season and hop around…
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From Simit to Sunsets: Falling in Love with Istanbul in Four Days
Some posts on this site contain affiliate links. If you decide to book or buy something through them, I earn a tiny commission to help fund my coffee habit—don’t worry, it won’t cost you a penny extra! Turkey wasn’t always on the top of my travel list, but Istanbul? Now, that was a different story.…
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24 Hours in Milan: A Hilariously Lightly Planned Adventure
Quick disclaimer: Some posts here have affiliate links. If you purchase something through these links, I may earn a small commission (at no extra cost to you). It’s like buying me a coffee without actually buying me one! I only recommend products I genuinely like, as I believe in giving good advice and enjoying great…
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Three Fab Days in Prague: A Travel Tale
When your best mate from Australia suggests a rendezvous in Prague rather than the usual Newport haunts, you say yes before they’ve even finished the sentence! So, off we toddled to Prague, starting our journey at London Gatwick. Thanks to some pesky roadworks, our drive took a cheeky hour and a half longer than planned.…
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A Quirky Family Adventure: Our Athenian Odyssey
In our family, where everyone’s opinion holds weight and a shared love for adventure guides us, we found ourselves plotting a course for Athens. This choice wasn’t born from my personal bucket list, which leans more towards the undiscovered corners of the globe, but rather from my youngest’s burgeoning desire to explore the world. With…
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A Weekend to Remember: Celebrating Family and Heritage in Gdansk
As someone who calls Gdansk home, albeit from a distance, returning always feels like a reconnection with my roots. It’s a city that doesn’t see me as often as it should, but this particular visit was marked by an occasion too special to miss: my father’s 77th birthday. This wasn’t just any trip; it was…
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Three Enchanting Days in Madeira: A Christmas Season Getaway
As the Christmas season rolls in, with its signature blend of twinkling lights, heartfelt exchanges of gifts, and the crisp chill of winter, it’s also a time that ushers in a deep reflection on the values of empathy and compassion. In a world bustling with busy schedules and endless responsibilities, this festive period stands as…
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A Whirlwind Weekend in Malta: Unforgettable Memories and Hidden Gems
Sometimes, the most spontaneous decisions lead to the most memorable adventures. When my best friend Kamila told me she was taking a two-week English course in Malta, I knew I had to seize the opportunity. Without a second thought, I booked a plane ticket to visit her for a weekend in mid-November. What unfolded over…
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Exploring 7 Countries in 7 Days – An Epic European Adventure
Have you ever dreamed of embarking on an epic European adventure? Imagine immersing yourself in the diverse cultures and breath taking landscapes of seven different countries in just seven days. I was dreaming about it, and I have done it!!!! Last month, on the 4th of June I packed seven pairs of pants, seven T-shirts…
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