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Welcome to my little blog! It’s going to be a bit random as I’m using this time to try some new things (and do some others – hence my very cool website name). I’m going to be keeping you all in the loop on my travels, detailing where I am, what I’ve gotten up to, any cool finds I come across etc. The random parts will include my food updates and any thoughts I have on quite literally anything…consider it my ‘thinking out loud’ page (another name idea I had for this cool website). Have a scroll through, leave some comments or drop me an email with your own personal suggestions of where I should visit.
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Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls
So, on my way home, I decided to make a pitstop to Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Let’s get into it. Day 1 I was dropped from N/aan Ku Se to the airport before hopping on a little jet plane to Zimbabwe. I was collected from the airport and
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Namibia: Week 4
Day 1 Driving. That’s pretty much all we did for day 1 as I switched projects again and moved on to Harnas, east of Windhoek. Most of the day was spent in the car. We arrived in the evening in Harnas after experiencing a few car problems (the suspension broke when we were 20 minutes
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Namibia: Week 3
Day 1 Monday morning began with a very early rise (4:30am) to make it in time for a sunrise breakfast and hike. As Neuras is based in a canyon we didn’t have to drive far to our hiking spot. We offloaded the car, and huddled in our blankets, we sipped some tea and watched the
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Namibia: Week 2
Greetings from Namibia following a successful Week 2! It was another week full of animals, new friends and good vibes, so I’ll get straight into it. Day 1 On Monday, my two roommates and I made our way to the main camp for breakfast, but not before seeing some giraffes on our way. My task
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Namibia: Week 1
Hello from Namibia! I have officially completed my first week in N/aan Ku Se. A fun fact that I learned today is that the ‘/’ in ‘N/aan’ symbolises a ‘click’ sound typically used in Khoe (their traditional language). I arrived in Windhoek airport after a very long 26 hours of travelling. Thankfully, there is only
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Florence
Hey gang, sorry for a very delayed update on the last leg of my European tour. But better late than never! Florence was a dream. I know I’m not original in saying this, but that city is dripping in art. Every street you would turn into held some incredible story, building, statue…you couldn’t avoid art
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Italia (pt 1)
Buongiorno gang. I am yet again late in posting this, but I’ve been having too much fun and therefore quite distracted as a result. I have wrapped up the Italy portion of my trip, but I’m going to split the updates in two. Welcome to the Lake Como + Cinque Terre update. As you might
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Porto time
You guys, I think Porto is a winner. It was honestly the best 6 days of this trip so far. Between the cooler weather, easier walks, and lovely people, I had so much fun. I arrived in at around 9pm on the 8th of August, feeling sad to be leaving Nazaré already, but equally excited
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Nazaré baby
I can’t lie, a part of me was really glad to leave the chaos of a big city and head towards a small coastal town. Just an hour and a half north of Lisbon, I was surprised at how easy it was to get there. I arrived in a very quiet bus station and made
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Lisbon baby
Olá gang, sorry for the lack of updates. It’s been a bit busy! I wrapped up my last week in Tenerife on the 3rd. It was really lovely having my little routine there, doing some yoga, jumping in for a swim, and a few too many sangria’s, dare I say. Much of the last week