8 Traditional South Korean Drinks to Try on Your Trip
South Korea’s drink scene is just as fun as its food. Whether you’re grabbing something from 7-Eleven or wanting the perfect drink to pair with Korean BBQ, there’s a lot to choose from (more than my partner and I could get through on our trip!). Here are some delicious and unique drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, to add to your list.
How to Eat Cheap in Iceland
There’s no doubt you already know that Iceland is expensive, and one of the biggest costs you’ll face is food. But it is possible to eat well without breaking your budget. Here’s how my partner and I were able to eat for less than $12 a day, and how you can too.
How Much to Tip for a Free Walking Tour in Europe
Free walking tours are a popular way to explore cities across Europe. But with their ‘pay want you want’ model you might be unsure about how much to tip. To help, I’ve put together a guide to assist you in deciding the right amount.
One Day in Reykjavik Iceland: A Walkable Itinerary
One day in Reykjavik is the perfect way to start or end your Iceland trip – and I’ve created the perfect walkable itinerary for you. You don’t need a car rental – this entire route is downtown and easy to explore on foot.
Is Seoul safe for tourists?
Seoul, South Korea’s bustling capital, is a mixture of rich history and modern city culture – it’s no wonder is growing in popularity. But if you’re planning a trip to Seoul, you might be wondering: Is it safe? After my partner and I spent 5 days exploring the city, I can confidently say yes, it is – it felt so much safer than some of Europe’s major cities (looking at you, Paris!).
No city is perfect though so here’s everything you need to know to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip to Seoul.
The ultimate guide to Icelandic hot dogs and where to try them
When you think of hot dogs, New York might come to mind. But in Iceland, hot dogs (or pylsa, as they’re known) are more than just a snack, they’re a cherished part of the country’s food culture. Alongside fresh seafood and creamy skyr, Icelanders have a deep love for their hot dogs, and after trying one, you’ll understand why.
Where to buy a T-Money card at Incheon Airport
If you’re landing at Incheon Airport, you might be wondering where to grab a T-money card. This was the exact question my partner and I had when we arrived. In this guide, I’ll show you the best places to buy a T-money card at the airport—whether from a vending machine, convenience store, or even the combined SIM and T-money option.
Go Car Rental review Iceland: Our honest experience
Iceland is one of those places that has to be seen to be believed, and most of it is well outside of Reykjavik. As soon as we started planning our time in Iceland my partner and I knew we wanted to do a road trip so we could see and experience as much as we could. Choosing the right car hire company took a lot more work. I went down a serious rabbit hole reading reviews. In the end, we booked with Go Car Rental.
While we had a mostly good experience with Go Car Rental, there was a little hiccup, and I’ll be covering both the positives and negative (there was only one) to help you decide if it’s the right fit for your roadtrip.
How to get to the Scotland Pyramid – A Step-by-Step Guide
While it may not have been built by the Egyptians, Scotland’s ‘pyramid’ is still one of the country’s best-kept secrets, tucked away deep within Balmoral Estate. Offering incredible views of the valley, it’s a highlands gem worth the visit.
If you’re curious about discovering the hidden pyramid, this guide will show you exactly how to find it.
Is October a good time to visit Iceland? How to prepare for the weather
Are you planning a trip to Iceland and wondering the best month to visit? Or you’re already booked and are prepping for your October trip? Either way, you’re in the right place.
My partner and I spent nine amazing days exploring Iceland at the start of October, and learnt a lot along the way – here’s everything you need to know.