Travel itineraries and inspiration by Mara Fee
Why did we want to go to Moldavia, more specifically Tiraspol? I do not think I have a straightforward answer to it, but I can promise: there is probably few places in the world, even less in Europe, that are as bizarre, yet easy to
What to do in Brazil & How to plan your trip! After graduation from high school, I went with my dad on a 2 week long Brazil trip, which was amazing, and since that was in 2017, I decided 2024 would be the year to
& what to do in Asuncion and how to plan your trip In case you’re visiting the Iguazu waterfalls, why not stop by for a day in Asunción, the capital of Paraguay? This is exactly what I did and even though it’s not necessarily the
If there is one cool thing about #Taiwan and planning an itinerary: all places are interesting but even a glimpse of the country is amazing to get. Yes, there are some things I recommend to do and to see, but traveling around the island is
Georgia is a fascinating country in Central Asia. Neighbour to Turkey, Armenia, Aserbaidschan and Russia, the country is rich in history. And conflict. Today, 20% of the Georgian territory is still occupied by the Russians and Georgians will do everything to constantly remind you of
Lebanon – 5 Day Travel Itinerary and travel guide for female solo backpackers Why did I decide to come and travel to Lebanon? I don’t even know, the same reason why I went to other places in the past: Curiosity. People in both Oman and
I visited Belize during a 6 week Latin America trip in spring of 2022. It is the perfect Caribbean island stop after visiting the jungles of Guatemala and all the Maya ruins of Mexico and Guatemala (and anywhere else, even Belize has some in case
In April 2022, I had a few days to spare and was thinking to myself: Where could I go for a quick, but not rushed trip? And the answer was: Tunisia! For just 240 Euros I flew from Cologne, Germany to Tunis, a country I
Now enough with Honduras, lets move on to the next: A 10 day itinerary for NICARAGUA 2018 protests and the political crises have stopped many tourists from visiting this beautiful country. Tourism is slowly coming back, still being the second most important income source of the