Europe
Europe is blessed with having dozens of diverse nations, cultures, architectural styles and types of cuisine, all crammed into a (relatively) small space. Travelling around the continent is a breeze and while it’s not the cheapest place to travel (it’s more expensive the further west you go), it’s definitely worth every penny.
Montserrat, Spain: A Guide to Planning Your Visit
The iconic Montserrat in Catalonia, Spain, not to be confused with mountainous Caribbean island, is an exquisite site to visit. At 1236 meters high, this fairy tale like spiritual retreat is the highest point of the Catalan lowlands. Surrounded by natural park and shaped by nature’s elements, the Montserrat rock formations are a ‘must see’ sight, if ...
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A Digital Nomad Guide to Living in Malta
Is Malta a good place for digital nomads? What’s the wifi like in Malta? Are there cheap apartments in Malta? These are just some of the questions we had before deciding to pack up and move to this beautiful Mediterranean archipelago for two months. We knew very little about Malta before going there, and yet, it ...
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The DIY Guide to Traveling London, England
Ah, London. Everything’s fancier and more dreamlike in London – the land of royalty, The Beatles, Shakespeare, and Mary Poppins. London has no shortage of attractions, but many DIY travelers soon find one obstacle to their travel plans: London is expensive and can cost you far more than it should when you don’t explore options ...
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A Guide to The Best Restaurants in Malta
Malta may be a small island, but there are endless restaurants and a wide variety of cuisines to choose from. Finding the best restaurants in Malta is a bit of a task, as all eateries are not created equal. Whether you’re interested in a casual meal out, some street eats, or a more upscale plate ...
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21 Photos That Will Inspire You to Travel to Malta
Have you ever heard of the Mediterranean island nation of Malta? This is a country that both surprised and delighted us during our travels through Central and Eastern Europe. After doing some research we soon realized that: 1) There wasn’t much information available online from other travellers, and 2) Malta sounded like a place we could ...
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Via Podiensis: Hiking the French Camino Trail
Any traveller worth their salt has heard of the Camino – the famous Spanish pilgrimage route running westwards from the Pyrenees to the holy city of Santiago de Compostela. Pilgrims have been walking the 780km path for a thousand years, but in the last few decades the Way of St James has exploded in popularity. ...
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