The Best Things to Do in Bali on a Solo Trip for Women

There are so many reasons why Bali is one of the most popular destinations for solo travellers (I’ve actually been here twice!) It offers a mix of tropical beaches, ancient temples, lush rice terraces, and cool beach clubs. Bali is actually a big island and getting yourself around the island often involves checking maps, booking… Continue Reading…

Gringo Trail in Bolivia: 5 Underrated Places to Visit Beyond the Usual Route

Bolivia’s famous route is fairly easy to work out. Most travellers have heard of La Paz, the Salar de Uyuni and Sucre before they even arrive. They’re worth seeing, but there’s another side to the country that can get lost when everyone is following roughly the same itinerary. For me, the usual gringo trail Bolivia… Continue Reading…

How to Research a Travel Company Before You Book or Buy

A Solo Female Traveller’s Checklist When you travel solo, you get used to doing your own checks. There isn’t always someone sitting next to you to look at a hotel listing and say, “Does this seem right?” or to spot something unusual about a tour you’re considering. After travelling alone for a while, researching before… Continue Reading…

Preply Review: My Honest Experience

If you’re looking to learn a new language but are unsure which platform to use, this is my personal review of Preply, an amazing platform for learning a language online. Why I Chose Preply Having travelled to 152 countries and lived in five, learning the basics of a language is really important to me. Even… Continue Reading…

Work and Travel Abroad: A Meaningful Way to Experience the World Solo

There’s something incredibly exciting about booking a one-way ticket and heading somewhere completely new on your own. But let’s be honest, it can also feel overwhelming. Questions about where you’ll stay, how you’ll meet people, whether you’ll have enough money, or even what you’ll do once you arrive are completely normal. That’s why the work and… Continue Reading…