So, you've found your budget-friendly flights, you've found an Airbnb or hostel room that ticks your boxes, and all you need to do is work out how to get from the airport to the city centre. Suddenly you're faced with expensive taxis and private transfers. So, here's my guide for how to travel to and … Continue reading How to travel to and from European airports on a budget
How to master public transport in Italy
So, you're heading out to beautiful Italy, and don't fancy hiring a car? Having wandered around in Naples, Rome, and Milan during rush hour, I can't say I blame you. With public transport in Italy being pretty reliable, it's a cheap and effective way to explore this amazing country. So, with that in mind, here's … Continue reading How to master public transport in Italy
How to Explore Madeira by Public Transport
Now touted as the "Hawaii of Europe", the Portuguese island of Madeira has seen a large uptick in travelers over the past few years, especially budget-friendly explorers. Thanks to its volcanic and mountainous landscape, let's just say the roads can be a little bit sketchy to drive on if you're not used to the winding … Continue reading How to Explore Madeira by Public Transport
How to explore Brittany without a car
Brittany is best known for jazzy stripes, military history, and old-world architecture. However, hiring a car and exploring this region can soon get expensive. So, here's how to explore Brittany without a car.
Backpack, Suitcase or Holdall: What’s Best For Your Trip?
So, you've picked your destination, everything is booked and you're getting ready to go. But the question remains: what's going to be your luggage of choice? Whether it's a backpack, a wheeled suitcase, or a grab and go holdall - they all have their benefits and drawbacks, but for certain kinds of trips, there are clear winners.
3 Weeks in New Zealand: The Ultimate Procrastination
So, what do you do when you need to do your Master's dissertation? Go for a 23 day trip to New Zealand of course (You can tell I'm a dedicated student). It's time for another wild, not thought through trip booking from yours truly. In my defence, I went into the travel agents merely to … Continue reading 3 Weeks in New Zealand: The Ultimate Procrastination