Iceland, the mysterious, extraterrestrial land that travelers are FLOCKING to and possibly even selling a quarter of their left kidney JUST to afford to make it out there… Okay, so maybe not THAT extreme, but Iceland’s growing popularity has caused millions of people to start booking trips out here! As we all know, I’m here
So you heard traveling to the United Kingdom, particularly major cities like Edinburgh, Scotland, is expensive, but you still want to backpack and experience the awe, wonder, and sheer thrill of visiting this wonderful country… Look no further than these EPIC hostels in Edinburgh that will give you a magical stay in this fairytale city
Let’s be honest here. You know it. I know it. Your neighbor knows it; Iceland is expensive. Well, for a lot of people they end up spending a ton of money in Iceland, but my trip to Iceland didn’t cost me as much as a lot of other travelers. If there is one thing that
From the new year celebration of Hogmanay, Europe’s largest fire festival of Up Helly Aa, to the endless scenery in the highlands, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and all the road trip options, discovering the best time to visit Scotland is largely based on what attractions you’re interested in seeing since there really isn’t a “bad” time
On my first visit to Scotland, there was so much that I didn’t know when I arrived. SO. MUCH. And as I scrolled through my Scotland content, wondering what else you guys would need to plan a perfect trip, I was dumbfounded that I had not written any Scotland travel tips?! SO, here I am,
There are very few European cities that will match the charm you’ll experience when you spend even just one day in Reykjavik. In Iceland’s punk-style capital city, you can discover a variety of amazing things to do where 1/3 of the countries artistic population resides: scout for street art, soak in the Blue Lagoon, see
Scotland’s hiking scene, especially in the Isle of Skye, is like no other place in the world and you must make time to explore this area and the Old Man of Storr hike on your Scotland itinerary. This hike is without a doubt one of my favorite hikes that I have ever done because it’s
The Blue Lagoon was a stop on my Iceland itinerary that I went back and forth on for a couple of weeks because I wasn’t sure if the entire experience would be worth it. I was told that it was overpriced, touristy, and not worth going since there are other Blue Lagoon alternatives that you
After spending two weeks traveling Iceland with my car full of camping gear, sixteen (yes, sixteen) peanut butter and jelly sandwiches consumed, and fourteen nights at the best campsites in Iceland, it’s safe to say that there are some real gems around the island to stay at (not to mention the views that come along
