Travel is more accessible than ever and it sometimes feel impossible to stumble upon a hidden gem like Kotor. The old town of Kotor in Montenegro is just that: hidden inside a bay in the south of Montenegro and an absolute gem. Here's how to visit Kotor Montenegro and make the most of your ...
How to Visit Kotor, Montenegro
Checking In to the Chedi Lustica Bay
The Chedi Lustica Bay Throughout my two weeks in Montenegro I became quite familiar with the southwest coast. After spending a week in Porto Montenegro and another week in Perast and Kotor, I made my way down to Lustica Bay and checked in to the Chedi Hotel. Lustica Bay is a new development ...
The Perks of Solo Travel
Why Solo Travel is good for you Solo travel is widely under rated and maybe not even something you’ve ever considered as a possibility for yourself. It can be intimidating to consider traveling alone, especially if you’re going outside of the country or will be immersed in a culture that is ...
The Best Luxury Hotels in Tasmania
Tasmania has quickly become the most desirable destination in Australia and once you have stepped foot on this island you will soon see why. Some of the best luxury hotels in Tasmania have been recognised internationally for their unique locations, promotion of sustainability and eco tourism, all ...
Checking In to Palazzo Radomiri
Checking In to Palazzo Radomiri Tucked neatly away on the shores of the Bay of Kotor lies Palazzo Radomiri, one of the oldest villa style hotels in the area. Family owned and operated, this luxury hotel has a home away from home feel to it and the minute I arrived I could tell this was going to ...
How to Visit Perast, Montenegro
If I could name just one location in Montenegro my favourite it would be the idyllic small fishing village of Perast. Located just 20 minutes by car from popular Kotor, Perast feels like a hidden gem neatly tucked away from its' busy neighbour that has received an influx of visitors from cruise ...
The 12 Places in Morocco you Cannot Miss
Atlas Mountains Stretching some 2,500 kilometres across Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, the Atlas Mountains have long been home to some of North Africa's most remote villages. It was only a decade ago the electricity and running water made its way to these mountains and in still in some parts ...
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