The Dolomites have been at the very top of my bucket list for many years and this summer I finally got to tick them off. It is safe to say they didn’t disappoint, I would go as far as claiming that the region is home to the most beautiful and dramatic mountain scenery I have …
It is no secret that Slovenia is one of my favourite countries in the world. This underrated destination is known for its towering mountains, crystal clear lakes and abundance of outdoor activities. It is heaven for hikers with over 10,000 marked trails across the country. The majority of them are located in Slovenia’s largest protected …
Flims, Switzerland is an incredible hiking destination with towering mountains, turquoise blue lakes, tumbling waterfalls and an extensive network of established trails. It is best known as a world renowned ski resort and is most busy during the winter months. The area becomes significantly quieter in summer as tourists flock to more well known regions …
France is a notoriously difficult destination for plant-based eaters. Renowned for its cheese, meats and croissants it doesn’t tend to cater to us veggie lovers. However, with a little research, I found Paris to be surprisingly vegan-friendly. We were never more than 10 minutes away from a plant-powered cafe or restaurant and the meals we …
You’ve probably heard the hype about the Amalfi Coast and let me tell you – it’s all true. This 50 km stretch of coastline in Southern Italy is a UNESCO listed landscape with towering mountains, lush green valleys and 13 colourful hillside towns. Whether you’re looking to lace up your hiking boots, tuck into freshly …
1) Having career uncertainties. It is perfectly normal to question your career as it is quite literally how you spend the vast majority of your day and therefore the vast majority of your life. In fact, I think it should be encouraged, we need to be asking ourselves if we enjoy what we do, how …
Montenegro is a small country which packs a serious punch. Most tourists just pop in to visit the famous bay of Kotor, but once you journey further into the country there is so much more to see. Towering mountains, crystal blue lakes, pristine beaches and tumbling waterfalls. Not to mention the second longest canyon in …
The Peak District is the UK’s original National Park and one of the most visited. With around 555 square miles of land and 1600 miles of rights of way to explore, it’s perfect for hiking. It is known for its rolling peaks, dramatic crags, numerous reservoirs, deep caves and varied wildlife. It is even home …
Madeira is often called the “Hawaii of Europe” and it is easy to see why. Towering mountains, dramatic coastlines, tumbling waterfalls and lush green landscapes add to the island’s charm. The destination is teeming with diversity, with palm trees by the sea, wild flowers in the canyons and pine trees on the peaks. It is …
I have to admit, when I first landed in Berlin I wasn’t enamoured by the city’s modern and industrial feel, but it quickly grew on me. By the end of a long weekend, Berlin had firmly earned the title of one of my favourite European cities I have ever visited. Sure, it doesn’t have the …
