A birthday solo trip? Is that even a thing?
Wouldn’t it be boring and lonely to celebrate your birthday alone?
Maybe. ?????
But what if it is freeing or empowering? And, what if making my own needs the priority, is exactly what I need?
There’s really no way to find out if something is for you without trying it at least once. So that’s what I did.
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Natas, sangria, street art and stunning architecture. These are just a few reasons why anyone would fall in love with Lisbon.
I’ve been obsessed with Lisbon since I’d seen my fellow blogger, Maya’s beautiful pictures and vlog (check out her blog).
So when I saw that Ryanair was doing deals, there was no hesitation at all and at the end of January/beginning of February, I finally got to cross Lisbon off my bucket list!
So, did Lisbon live up to my expectations? Hell to the yes!
Hey Wanderlusters!
So 2017, was definitely a year that I really challenged myself and forced myself to get out of my comfort zone.
I solo travelled for the first time in January 2017 and I have now been to seven countries on my lonesome.
Looking back now, I realise that I probably wouldn’t have tried solo travelling last year if it wasn’t for my goal to visit 25 countries before I turned 25 (check out the countries I visited and the pictures).
Continue reading “My unexpected solo trip to South-East Asia”
AÂ few years ago, my friend told me that she was going to Paris on her own. Being the good friend that I am, I obviously had to invite myself, as everyone knows it’s not safe for a woman to travel alone after all!
Fast forward to today, and I have now solo travelled to seven countries and in two weeks, I will be off to Lisbon on my first solo trip of 2018. I am challenging the limitations that I once placed upon myself.
Thankfully, my friend Maria got to finally have her own solo trip last September, since I hijacked her first attempt. Sorry about that! ?
Continue reading “Seven reasons why you should solo travel at least once”
It’s crazy to think that this year, I travelled to eleven new countries and four that I’d previously visited.
Continue reading “Nine countries in three months | Travel update”
In less than 30 minutes of arriving at Singapore’s airport -Singapore Changi Airport – I was already halfway in love with the country.
Those first 30 minutes in a new country can tell you so much about a country and it’s people. Within that short time frame, I was made to feel very welcomed. The airport staff were very friendly and helpful and there was none of those fake smiles or half-hearted greetings.
