Last Summer I spent a few days exploring the beauty that is Montenegro. A country which is probably best known for its sunny seaside destinations, yet my boyfriend and I decided to take to the mountains for the day! We had heard about Durmitor National Park before so we rented a car in one on…Continue Reading “The Montenegrin Mountains”
It’s hard to say where your favourite place in the world is, since comparing the bustling streets of New York is vastly different to the deserts in Namibia. But, that being said…. Montenegro is my favourite place! Montenegro to me is the perfect country with scenery that is yet to be rivaled in my eyes….Continue Reading “Montenegro: Europes Under-Rated Destination”
Have you ever visited somewhere and you just weren’t that sure about it? That’s how I felt after my short stay in Dubrovnik. Admittedly I spent less than 48 hours in Dubrovnik, so there is definitely a lot for me to still see and do there. Nevertheless, my short visited has led me to have quite…Continue Reading “48 Hours In Dubrovnik”
Budapest was the first stop on my little European tour this Summer. The city definitely has a lot to offer and their architecture is really stunning with buildings resembling the grandeur of those in Rome. There is a nice mix of things to do in Budapest so I think it is definitely somewhere that has something…Continue Reading “Exploring Budapest”
Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina really stole my heart. It might be small, but god, is it beautiful! I don’t know what exactly had drawn me to be so adamant about visiting here but whatever it was – I’m glad it did! Mostar is definitely a place that will take you by surprise. Although when…Continue Reading “Reasons To Visit Mostar”
Lake Bled is undoubtedly one of the most magical places I have ever visited. While the town itself is quaint, jam packed with activities and obviously beautiful, the people that I met while I was there happened to be some of the nicest people I had met across Europe. I might have gotten lucky or…Continue Reading “Guide To Lake Bled”





