Sustainable Tourism has become a hot topic lately. With fears of over tourism looming on the horizon, many destinations are scrambling to grow in a sustainable manner. Ravenna, in Italy, is actually thinking ahead and doing it right. Thanks to the European project Footprints, Ravenna is actively working on its sustainable tourism initiatives. If you’re …
Europe Travel Guides
Having lived in Europe my whole life, I often under estimate how incredible a trip around Europe can be. I usually favour tropical beaches, rainforests or deserts on the other side of the world, because after all any European destination will always be a short flight away.
That said I’ve travelled extensively through Europe, a lot of it before I started blogging (hence why you won’t find all the countries I visited here), and I love it every time. Whether you’re searching for a nature escape or a cultural getaway, Europe can give you that.
The Old Continent never ceases to amaze, and I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to explore it.
In this section you will find my travel guides for the following countries:
Just click on the country that you want to find out more about! Or keep scrolling to read my latest Europe posts.
Looking for an authentic Austrian escape? You’ve come to the right place! Earlier this summer I had the opportunity to explore the city of Linz, and the nearby Vitalwelt region. Here we had the pleasure of exploring Austria’s third largest city, as well as the picturesque Austrian countryside. Located in Upper Austria, Linz has a …
If you’re looking for a unique city break in Italy, which hasn’t been overrun by tourist crowds yet, then head to Ravenna, in the Emilia Romagna region! Despite being Italian, I had never visited this part of Italy. So when the Emilia Romagna tourism board reached out with this opportunity, I was pretty excited to …
Looking for the perfect Sardinia 7-day itinerary? You’ve come to the right place! In this article I have outlined the exact North Sardinia itinerary you should follow if you only have seven days in Sardinia. Including the best activities, where to stay, how to travel around, and logistical tips to make your Sardinia road trip amazing. …
Wondering which are the best beaches in Sardinia? You’ve come to the right place! First off, you might be wondering whether the best beaches in Sardinia are in the north or south. Let me assure you – they’re in the north! This guide will walk you through all the best beaches in northern Sardinia, how …
Wondering whether you should rent a car in Olbia, Sardinia? You’ve come to the right place! Sardinia is one of those places where you need a car to get around, as there are very little public transport options. Luckily, renting a car in Olbia is easier than you think! This guide will give you all …
Wondering which are the best beaches in Tenerife? You’ve come to the right place! This stunning Spanish island has a mix of gold sand beaches and black sand beaches, which are perfect for lounging on, as well as being one of the best surfing spots in Europe! On top of that Tenerife has a warm …
Wondering what you can do in just seven days in Andalusia? You’ve come to the right place! This Andalusia itinerary will take you through a day-by-day breakdown of the best things to do in Andalusia’s most magical cities. From exploring the coastal towns around Malaga to delving into the region’s past at landmarks like the …
Wondering whether Santorini is worth visiting? You’ve come to the right place! I’ll help you get to the bottom of whether Santorini is worth the hype. Like every travel destination, Santorini has pros and cons. It’s a quintessentially Greek island with stunning landscapes, but unfortunately, there are drawbacks like the masses of tourists and ever-increasing …
Wondering what there is to do on Malaga’s doorstep? You’ve come to the right place! A Malaga to Mijas day trip is the perfect way to get out of the city and immerse yourself in the tranquility of small-town Spanish culture. Mijas is one of Spain’s Pueblos Blancos (White Villages). They get this name because …