Hi, I'm Gabby. I'm a solo female traveller from London England.
It can be difficult to find the courage to finally take your first solo trip. There are a million thoughts that can run through our heads. What if I get kidnapped? What if I lose my passport? What if I miss a flight? Those are some of the thoughts I had before I finally booked my first solo trip during university.
I created this blog not only to share photos from my adventures, but to also provide you with tips, local cuisine information, and my honest opinions on destinations.
If you’re planning a quick visit to Spain, this Valencia day trip itinerary is proof that you can experience the city’s highlights in just one day without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. Last month, I was scrolling through Ryanair’s fare finder during my lunch break out...
If you’re planning a spring trip to the Netherlands, visiting the Tulip Experience Amsterdam would probably not have been on your radar. Most tourists flock to the Keukenhof Gardens instead. I hate crowded spaces, so after doing a quick Google search for alternative tulip fields, I came...
Hygge (pronounced hoo-gah) is a Danish word that doesn’t really translate into English. It’s a feeling more than a definition. A feeling of warmth, comfort, and cosiness. It’s lighting candles at 3pm because it’s dark outside. It’s sitting by the window with a hot drink whilst you watch...
Every year, I try to squeeze in at least one festive getaway, and this time I went for a Luxembourg Christmas market day trip. One of the perks of living in London is having easy access to flights all over Europe, even to the smaller cities, so a spontaneous Christmas market adventure is...
When I first booked my trip to Uganda, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Most people talk about safaris, gorilla trekking, or the incredible landscapes, but what really stood out to me were the everyday experiences. The little things you only notice once you come out of the “tourist...
When I planned my trip, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but my time in Uganda turned out to be one of the most vibrant and memorable adventures I’ve ever had. I was born in England, and the majority of my family are in England, but I am originally from Uganda. I visited once before as a...