After exploring Andalusia on a previous trip to Spain, we were convinced our next adventure would take us to Barcelona or Valencia. But travel has a funny way of changing your plans. While searching for flights, we came across an amazing deal to Alicante, and suddenly our itinerary took an unexpected turn. A few days …
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After spending a few days in Tunis, we headed towards Kelibia, more specifically to Dar Allouche, a quiet agricultural region on the Cap Bon peninsula. As we drove from Tunis to Dar Allouche, the scenery gradually began to change. Rolling hills, scattered mountains, and endless rows of trees accompanied us along the road. What caught …
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Tunisia is our neighbouring country, and with its beautiful landscapes, shared history, and familiar culture, visiting it at least once a year almost feels like a tradition. It’s close enough for a road trip, yet different enough to feel like a real getaway. This time, we headed to Tunis, the capital, and as always, traveling …
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Bavaria is one of those rare places that somehow tricks you into coming back, and then refuses to disappoint. I’ve been lucky enough to visit twice now, and honestly, it still hasn’t run out of magic (or pretzels). If you followed my first Bavarian adventure, you already know I didn’t hold back, I covered the …
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Missed Part 1 of our Kuwait travel guide? Click the button to explore the history, old town, and top sights. Part 1 The Kuwait Seaside Promenade Kuwait’s seaside promenade is the country’s most beautiful and refreshing escapes. It is a long corniche, a ribbon stretching for13 km along the coastline of Arabian Gulf Street, roughly …
Kuwait Between Past Glory and Silent Progress: Kuwait, the country I only knew from the TV show Khalti Gmasha, Star Academy’s Bashar Al Shatti, and, of course, the Gulf War. Not exactly the mix that makes you dream of moving there, right? But destiny had other plans. It brought us from a place where winter …
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Can you imagine having a picnic in a forest, sitting on stones thousands of years old, feeling the sea breeze on your face, hiking, or maybe dipping your feet in the water, all within the walls of a museum? This is Tipaza. Tipaza is an exposed gem, nourished by the sea breeze and nature itself. …
Xcaret When it comes to excursions, choosing one is very difficult because most of them offer similar activities. But we chose Xcaret, mainly because of the night show our friend highly recommended. And honestly, we’re so glad we did. There’s no way to truly describe this park and the joy it gives you except by …
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Mexico, the ultimate dream destination for Americans and Canadians. A land of sun, sea, rich culture, and food so good (and so spicy) that will steal your heart, and then send you sprinting to the nearest bathroom. It’s the kind of place where love is literally in the air, with mariachi bands serenading under my …
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After soaking up Havana’s history, wandering through centuries-old streets, admiring its colonial architecture, and stepping back in time, it’s time to shift gears and discover a whole different side of Cuba. It’s time to embrace the island’s vibrant culture, slow down, have some fun, and simply enjoy life the Cuban way. And if there’s one …
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Cuba is where I felt like I had just stepped out of a time machine, straight into 1950, to live in the past in blazing Technicolor. The vibes in Cuba are truly one of a kind. Everything felt different, like my senses were seeing the world for the very first time. It’s where music made …
Have you ever dreamed of a place where you never worry and just feel happy? That’s exactly how Jamaica felt to us. After exploring Cuba and Mexico, it was time to discover another Caribbean gem, the island of reggae, sunshine, breathtaking beaches, and that laid-back spirit everyone talks about. Jamaica had been on our travel list …
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Djerba, often called the dream island of Tunisia, had been on my mind for a long time. I had already visited so many other Tunisian gems: Sousse, Hammamet, Mahdia, Bizerte, Kelibia, and of course Tunis, but somehow, Djerba was still waiting for the right moment. That moment came when my friends invited me to join …
Tunisia has always felt like a second home to me. It’s actually closer to my city than many parts of Algeria, and with friends and family there, plus an accent that sounds a little like ours, it’s a place I know well. From my hometown, it takes only three hours to reach Tunis, which makes …
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Annaba, often called La Coquette, “the Elegant One.” Its elegance runs deep: in its nature, its people, and its way of life. Elegant in the way the Mediterranean hugs the coastline, how the Edough Mountains rise behind the city, how places like Seraïdi and Lella Bouna offer breathtaking views and quiet beauty, and in how …
Algeria, a Country Like No Other Algeria is like a fascinating woman, confident and mysterious, who doesn’t need makeup to impress, because her natural beauty and deep-rooted identity shine through effortlessly. Algeria is vast, rich, beautiful, authentic, and truly unique. Everything you’ll experience here, from the warm hospitality to the diverse food, traditions, and breathtaking …
Martyrs’ Memorial : A Symbol of Sacrifice and Pride Because Algeria is known as the Country of One and a Half Million Martyrs, most visitors begin their journey in Algiers with a stop at the iconic Martyrs’ Memorial (Maqam Echahid). Built in 1982 by a Canadian design firm to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Algeria’s …
Beautiful British Columbia is a dream destination for many, and for good reason. While those living in nearby provinces can reach it, for others on Canada’s East Coast and beyond, it often remains a bucket list fantasy. Among BC’s most beloved regions is the Okanagan Valley, with Kelowna at its heart, famous for its sandy …
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Rocky Mountain Elk Jasper National Park is the wild heart of the Canadian Rockies, Jasper gives you the real taste of Canadian wilderness. Unlike other parks where wildlife sightings feel rare and lucky, here it’s almost guaranteed. Every time we go, we spot something, elk, deer, mountain goats, or even bears. You don’t just go …
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Emerald Lake: The Place That Slipped Out of My Childhood Postcards The first time I visited Emerald Lake in winter, I felt like I had stepped straight into one of the New Year cards I used to collect as a little girl. Everything was white, the lake was frozen, the wooden chalet blanketed in snow, …
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Johnston Canyon is one of the most iconic and popular hikes in Banff National Park, and it’s easy to see why. Located just 25 km from the town of Banff, it’s easily reached via the scenic Bow Valley Parkway (Highway 1A), making it a perfect stop for visitors of all ages. The trail is famous …
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“They say a smell or a song can take you back to a moment in time, but sometimes, a place can do the same. Lake Minnewanka did that for me. As I looked at it in these pictures, it stirred feelings I thought I had buried long ago. Memories I tried to forget resurfaced, bittersweet, …
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When you think of Banff National Park, your mind automatically shifts to Lake Louise, as it’s undoubtedly the crown jewel of the Park. Lake Louise isn’t just a lake; it’s the heart of the park, the iconic image that defines the entire region. With its stunning turquoise waters, framed by towering mountains and the Fairmont …
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Some places leave a mark on your memory the moment you see them, and Moraine Lake is one of those rare gems. Tucked away in the heart of Alberta’s Banff National Park, this surreal turquoise lake looks like it was photoshopped by Mother Nature herself. Surrounded by rocky mountain peaks and glowing with glacier-fed blues …
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I had a dream called Paris. Who didn’t dream of a honeymoon in the City of Love, walking hand in hand along the Seine, kissing under the sparkling lights of the Eiffel Tower, wandering the charming streets of Montmartre, shopping at La Fayette, or strolling down the Champs-Élysées? waking up to a petit déjeuner au …
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“What stays with you after a trip isn’t the luxury or the beauty, it’s the feeling a place leaves in your heart.” Written by me, somewhere between gelato and a sunset, haha. If you’re a fan of James Bond, then you’ll know exactly the kind of paradise I’m talking about. Do you remember Casino Royale? …
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Venice is one of the most unique cities in the world, probably the most famous for its charm and romance, just like we’ve always seen in Hollywood movies, a dreamy place where a gondola ride is supposed to spread love, make every man suddenly romantic, and turn life into la vie en rose (not my …
Nuremberg is perfectly situated for exploring some of Bavaria’s most beautiful and historic destinations. Thanks to its excellent rail network, it’s an ideal base for day trips, whether you’re drawn to medieval towns, fairy-tale castles, picturesque villages, or vibrant cities. Most destinations are just an hour or two away by train, making it easy to …
Who hasn’t heard of Munich? It’s one of those cities that almost everyone dreams of visiting. Between the iconic BMW Museum, the nearby fairy-tale castles, and the world-famous Oktoberfest, I had heard so much about it over the years that I couldn’t wait to finally see it for myself. We visited during Christmas, which …
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Nuremberg is the city that stole my heart and shaped my body from walking its streets day and night, trying to satisfy my eyes, but it was never enough. I can confidently say that the nights in Nuremberg are even more magical, as the streets grow quieter and glow with beautiful light decorations, especially during …
Finally, we made it to Plitvice Lakes, the place we had dreamed about for a long time. It wasn’t just another stop on our itinerary; it was the highlight we had been waiting for. The kind of place you see in photos and wonder if it can really be that beautiful in real life. A …
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After exploring the charming town of Cavtat, our journey continued with a crossing back into Croatia’s mainland to visit the breathtaking Krka National Park. To make the most of our trip, we decided to spend the night in Split, a city renowned for its historical allure and vibrant atmosphere. This stopover not only allowed us …
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After Dubrovnik, we drove just about 20 kilometers south and arrived in Cavtat, and from the first moment, it felt like a deep breath after all the excitement. This is the kind of place you come to slow down, to rest your eyes and your mind, and Cavtat did exactly that for us, more than …
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Just a short, scenic boat ride from Dubrovnik is Lokrum Island, a little paradise only 10–15 minutes away by ferry. From the boat, the view of Dubrovnik’s city walls is just stunning, something you can’t really appreciate from the streets. As you step on the island, its lush greenery and quiet shores immediately make you …
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Dubrovnik Our journey through Croatia began in Dubrovnik, coming from Mostar, and before even arriving, the road made sure to entertain us. This was not a simple “cross the border and go” situation. It was Bosnia to Croatia, back into Bosnia at Neum, then into Croatia again. Neum itself was a curious stop, a tiny …
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Halkidiki, a name I had never encountered in YouTube videos or movies, often overshadowed by the more popular destinations like Santorini, Mykonos, and Skopelos from “Mamma Mia.” As we pored over a map of Greece, searching for our next getaway while trying to avoid the crowds of the south, my husband pointed at the trident …
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When people think of Greece, they usually picture whitewashed villages, blue-domed churches, and crystal-clear turquoise beaches. Meteora couldn’t be more different, and that’s exactly what makes it so special. I’ll admit, before planning this road trip, I had no idea a place like Meteora even existed. And after talking to other travelers, I realized I …
When it comes to choosing an island in Greece, Santorini is often the first to come to mind. It’s certainly on my bucket list, but when you’re tired and seeking tranquility, dealing with the crowds can be overwhelming, especially with all the YouTubers and influencers filling up every spot. On top of that, prices in …
After spending a few days exploring Athens, it was finally time to begin the road trip we had been looking forward to. Our plan was simple: leave the busy city behind and discover a quieter, more authentic side of Greece. Our first stop was Mytikas, a small seaside village in western Greece. We deliberately chose …
The Ancient Wonder of the Acropolis When you think of Athens, the first image that comes to mind is undoubtedly the Acropolis. So, it’s only natural that when you visit the city, your journey should begin in old Athens, the historical heart of the city, perched majestically on a hill like a queen on her …
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Tirana Tirana, the beautiful capital of Albania, the extra ordinary city that surprised me from the moment we arrived. It felt so modern, colorful, and full of energy, with bold architecture standing alongside historic buildings, creating a city that constantly blends the old with the new. After exploring the beautiful Ohrid region, we had …
Our adventure in North Macedonia continued after exploring the Ohrid region, as we made our way toward Mavrovo National Park, the largest national park in the country and one of its most breathtaking. Known for its vast mountains, deep forests, alpine landscapes, and rich wildlife, Mavrovo felt like a complete change of scenery, a move …
Skopje, the city where history lives in every statue and every sculpture Have you ever seen a city where every wall, plaza, bridge, and square is filled with sculptures? That’s Skopje. Not graffiti, not murals statues. Everywhere. Walking through the city feels like moving inside an open-air museum, where history watches you from every corner. …
Ohrid Lake The stunning beauty of the Balkans that invites you to lose yourself in its timeless charm. Ohrid is one of those hidden Balkan gems no one really talks about, maybe simply because not many people know it exists. A stunning lake that looks more like an ocean, calm yet powerful, surrounded by history …
Have you ever considered a trip to Kosovo, or Kosova? that hidden gem in the Balkans that almost no one talks about? I did. I was so curious and impatient to uncover its secrets. I imagined I would find an old Ottoman-style city, especially after the recent war with Serbia. But once I crossed the …
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AlgarvePortugal’s Southern Gem Ever heard about Algarve? When I used to hear the name Algarve, I honestly thought it was a city in Portugal. Only later did I discover that it’s actually an entire southern region, one of the most beautiful in the country, blessed with dramatic coastlines, charming towns, and a deep cultural heritage. …
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Tomar is one of those beautiful Portuguese towns where history feels quietly present rather than overwhelming. With its rich past and charming, unhurried sens of a place, it sits perfectly at the heart of the region, making it an ideal base for visiting nearby places like Fátima and Ourém. Yet Tomar itself deserves more than …
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We left Coimbra heading toward Tomar, but along the way we planned a stop in the famous coastal town of Nazaré, a place known worldwide for its legendary waves and raw Atlantic power. Our visit was brief, one day trip, yet filled with inspiring moments. We drove through the charming town, pausing to admire its …
Heading from Guimarães to Coimbra, one of Portugal’s most cherished and historically rich cities, we felt a growing excitement to finally uncover its charm. Coimbra had long been on our list, not just as a stop on the map, but as a place deeply rooted in Portuguese identity, knowledge, and tradition. Before reaching our destination, …
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I had never heard much about Trabzon before this trip. Then one day, while watching a YouTube video by Joe Hattab, I saw the mountains of Trabzon and the surrounding Black Sea region covered in endless forests and pine trees. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing, I had tears in my eyes; after months …
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During our visit to Al Khobar, our friends invited us on a day trip to a place we had never even heard of before: Al-Ahsa. We didn’t think much of it at first, but that spontaneous invitation ended up taking us to one of the most fascinating places we visited in Saudi Arabia. To our …
Al Ain Al Ain, the Garden City of the UAE, is named for its lush oases and endless palm farms. It feels completely different from Dubai and the rest of the country, quieter, greener, and more traditional. The city’s old architecture still carries the heritage of the UAE, with earthy tones and simple designs. Life …
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Dubai After my time in Abu Dhabi, it was time to visit the city of dreams, Dubai. A destination that truly has something for everyone: a traveler chasing unforgettable experiences, an influencer searching for the next perfect photo, a freelancer drawn by its modern lifestyle, or someone hoping to build wealth and new opportunities. Dubai …
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When you say “UAE,” most people pause. But when you say “Dubai,” they instantly smile, it’s the name that echoes around the world. For many, Dubai is the UAE. But in reality, it’s just one of seven emirates, each with its own character and charm. The United Arab Emirates has undergone one of the most …
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I wanted to scream, and God gave me a stadium.I was overwhelmed, stressed, and deep down I thought, “Only a stadium can handle this level of emotion.” It wasn’t even a real prayer, but apparently, I was so close to God that day, because the answer came fast and loud. Out of nowhere, my husband …
We went to Bahrain originally for some paperwork, but decided to extend our stay for almost a week to take advantage of the opportunity and explore the country. Bahrain is rich in history, having once been home to the Dilmun civilization, which dates back to the 3rd millennium BC. We were so excited to learn …
