On my way to Bali, I had a 24-hour layover in Kuala Lumpur and instead of wasting it at the airport, I turned it into an adventure. From climbing the rainbow steps at Batu Caves to gazing up at the glowing Petronas Towers, I managed to pack a whole trip into a single day. With the help of a private driver, I saw more than I thought possible, tasted unforgettable street food, and still made it back to the airport on time.

Ibiza isn’t just beaches and big-name DJs, it’s a place where one wrong move can leave you stranded at 5 a.m. without a taxi or €40 poorer for a single drink. When I visited in October last year, I learned a few things the hard way (like how the airport bus costs €2 while tourists pay ten times that in cabs). In this guide, I’m sharing the Ibiza travel tips no one tells you, until it’s too late. From where to stay and when to visit, to avoiding rookie mistakes inside the clubs, here’s how to make Ibiza unforgettable (for the right reasons).

A day trip to Bodrum from Kos sounded like the perfect idea – a quick hop across the Aegean, a new country to explore, and of course, the promise of kebab and künefe. But was it worth it? In this post, I’ll share the good, the not-so-great (spoiler: the heat!), and all the practical tips you need if you’re planning to cross over to Turkey for the day.

Kos Town is where ancient history meets lively evenings by the sea. From strolling past ruins and Hippocrates’ Tree to sipping a cocktail in a speakeasy bar with French vibes, the town has a way of mixing the old and new. Here’s how I spent two days exploring its streets, beaches, and sunset spots.

From honey tastings and hidden tavernas to swimming out to ring the bell of a tiny island church, our days in Kefalos were filled with those magical “only in Greece” moments. This blog takes you through beaches, wineries, sunsets, and unforgettable meals that made Kos so special.