Best Pubs In London: So here’s the thing about London pubs: everyone hypes the big famous ones, but the best pubs I found were the random places I wandered into because my feet were tired. There’s something super comforting about them — dim lights, wooden everything, people chatting like they’ve known each other forever, even […]
Palawan Beach Philippines: Palawan honestly ruined other beaches for me because the water there is just stupidly clear. Like, you look down from the boat and see everything — even the shadows of the fish. The first time I walked onto one of the beaches, I literally stopped and said, “No way this is real,”
Hawaii Picture Ideas: So when I went to Hawaii, I swear every five minutes I was stopping like, “Wait, I need a picture of this too.” It gets kind of ridiculous how many photo-worthy spots there are. You think you’re just going to grab a couple beach shots and call it a day, but nope
Best Food Amsterdam, honestly, wasn’t something I was expecting to care about. I just thought, “Okay, cheese and maybe some waffles?” But once I actually started walking around, I ended up eating way more than I planned. Like, those stroopwafels? I thought people were exaggerating, but no—they’re basically caramel crack. And the fries here come
Bangkok Food Tour sounds all organised and official, but mine definitely wasn’t. It was more like, “Let’s just eat whatever looks good and hope we don’t die,” which honestly is the best way to do it. Bangkok food doesn’t wait for you — it just smacks you in the face the second you walk outside.
Paris Tourist Places always sound so basic when you list them out, like you’re reading off a postcard. But when you’re actually there, it’s different. I thought I’d be too “cool” for the Eiffel Tower and all that, but then I saw it and immediately became That Tourist taking photos from every angle. Same with
Sardinia Travel ends up being one of those experiences you think about long after you’ve left. The island has this relaxed vibe that makes you instantly slow down. The beaches look like something from a postcard—super clear water, soft sand, and those little hidden coves you only find by accident. Driving around is half the
Mauritius Port Louis surprised me in the best way. It’s one of those cities that feels totally alive the moment you step into it. The streets are busy, but in a warm, colourful way—not overwhelming, just full of real everyday life. Walking through the Central Market was probably my favourite part. It’s loud, crowded, and
Maldives Luxury Resorts are honestly one of those things you don’t fully get until you’re there. The moment you step onto one of the islands, everything slows down in the best way possible. You walk off the boat and it’s just warm air, calm water, and this feeling that you’ve somehow ended up inside a
