I spent 3 days in Svalbard - the most remote location on the planet - and it left me speechless. The beauty of the Arctic is amplified by its loud quietness and stillness of time. The vastness of … [Read More...]
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Greenland Travel Itinerary: 7 Days Arctic Summer Adventure
I've been to many beautiful places in the Nordics already, yet a trip to Greenland evoked emotions that transcended mere admiration—it moved me to tears. The indescribable majesty of the untouched … [Read More...]
How to plan a perfect trip to Greenland
I love Nordics and enjoy discovering the remote places in the area. Some of my favorite trips were in the Nordics: Trolltunga hike in Norway, a road trip in Iceland. After my trips to the green Faroe … [Read More...]
2 Weeks in New Zealand: Itinerary for a Perfect Campervan Road Trip
New Zealand is a remote island country known for its sharp Alpine peaks, volcanic formations, and Hobbiton valley. Because it is so remote (unless you are traveling from Australia), planning a trip … [Read More...]
10 Top Places in Spain That You Should Definitely Visit
Set in Southwestern Europe, Spain is the perfect destination for people looking for fun, educational or relaxing holidays. However, as there are just so many places to be seen, planning a trip to … [Read More...]
Awesome Weekend & Day Trips From Copenhagen by Train
Looking for ideas for amazing weekend and day trips from Copenhagen? There are plenty of impressive castles and beautiful nature areas you can visit nearby, but it is only fair to want something … [Read More...]
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HIKING BARU VOLCANO – THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE
The main reason why we went to Boquete in the first place is to hike the highest peak in the country – Volcano Baru which is 3.474 meters high above the sea level. Yeah!
The American Dream Experiment: Why Did We Actually Go to the United States?
Oh, the American dream. Something even we, the teenage kids in the far away country of Ukraine were aware of from the early childhood through the shows we saw on TV, the music we listened to and icons we had on our bedroom walls. We wanted to be them, the Americans, no matter how strong […]
10 SIGNS YOU’VE BEEN AWAY FROM HOME FOR TOO LONG
This is a post for all of you who live away from home, your true home where you’ve been born and raised. Every now and again you still visit, but not nearly as much as you wanted to. You miss your old room, your family dog, and your grandma’s warm soup. You keep up with […]
3 Lessons Learned From Solo Travel in Morocco As a Girl
Finally, I made it to Morocco, a country that has been on my bucket list for the entire year. Like all things ‘visa’ in my life, getting my documents sorted to travel to Morocco was a lot of drama. For most people, visa is not required but since I am traveling with a Ukrainian passport, […]
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EXPLORING AMSTERDAM SOLO, IS IT FUN?
I am writing this post emotionally drained and tired as I leave the Schiphol airport after what was supposed to be a short weekend in Amsterdam. All two days I had in Amsterdam were spent walking the endless labyrinths of crooked houses, canals and small bridges linking them. Cannot remember when was the last time […]
My favorite places of the year for your bucket list inspiration
All the New Year dishes are made, the house is clean, the cat is washed, the last thing left to do is to choose the best places of the year for your bucket list inspiration. I had to go back and scroll through my entire calendar in order to see where I had traveled to […]
Studying and living in Lund Sweden through the eyes of alumni: what is it like?
So, why on earth would you want to know anything about a tiny city in the very south of Sweden? Simply because Lund is not just one of the oldest cities in Sweden, it is home to the largest university in Sweden – Lund university. A few years back, right after graduating from a university […]
6 Day Slovenia Itinerary for Nature Lovers
Slovenia is one of those underrated hidden gems in Europe. Having been to almost all European countries, I left Slovenia for last, not thinking much about it. Once I started planning my Slovenia itinerary, which initially only included a Lake Bled day trip, some doubts started to creep in. There seemed to be way more […]
IF YOU WANT ME, LET ME GO. The art of work-life balance or how I managed to take a break from work to travel
I have to admit, I can hardly tolerate inflexible working environments. I think we all need a proper break from work from time to time. There, I said it and I probably won’t be elected a president or hired to be a Germain train driver. The truth is, the trends are changing. These days, talented […]
FOR A PERFECT GREEK ISLAND HOLIDAY HEAD TO ANTIPAROS
How would you describe a perfect vacation? As a blogger, my travels are usually intense, active and sometimes even more tiring than the actual job. However, when I say ‘vacation’, I am talking about the relaxing holiday when you do absolutely ‘nada‘ and let your body and thoughts rest in the vastness of space and […]
