Admittedly, I had not heard much about Bridestowe Lavender Estate while growing up in Tasmania. But as Instagram took off, I could rarely open my app without seeing these iconic violet rows and often found myself thinking:Â what have I missed out on? Embarrassingly it took until 2021 until I was finally able to make it …
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I must admit, my visions of Mexico before arriving in the country did not include petrified waterfalls. However, much to my excitement, I can confirm that Hierve el Agua certainly exists and this marvel of nature is only a short journey from Oaxaca City. This calcium cascade off the cliff face towards the valley floor …
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The sleepy and colourful Isla Holbox off the coast of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is everything I thought Tulum would be. Dirt roads, no cars, and a relaxed, laid-back beachy atmosphere. Although Holbox, pronounced hole-bosch, is gaining in popularity, it still feels more raw and truly coastal than many other destinations in Mexico. There is no …
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Somehow, it’s the New Year already and time to list off the list of the Best Travel Blogs 2020. After a brief hiatus from creative travel-themed list-making last year, I’m back and ready to share my favourites. These travellers are not only going on inspiring adventures, but sharing their stories in exciting and stunning ways. …
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It feels crazy to be typing out a 2019 recap. The rumours that the years go faster as you get older definitely have credence. Fifth and final year of medical school was billed as being the most relaxing year yet, but it ended up being one crazy adventure after the next. And it was awesome. …
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Cuba is a destination that surprised me in more ways than one. I had heard such mixed reviews from people that I had started doubting whether this island I had always dreamed of visiting would not meet my expectations. But oh man, this was a case in point example of trusting your gut instincts and …
It can be difficult to find accurate information on travelling in Cuba. With the travel climate here constantly changing and the island under an embargo, there is a lot of misinformation and out-of-date recommendations. After twelve days of exploring the island nation of Cuba, there are a few things I would tell everyone who is …
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After one of my best days in Mexico exploring the Hierve el Agua and just about to press ‘post’ on an article about travel safety in Mexico, it happened. Of course, that’s probably just when it would happen. That’s the way it works, right? When you start to feel comfortable and let your guard down, …
I had heard of Chichen Itza before coming to Mexico, but the reality is, there are dozens of equally impressive archaeological sites in the country. Teotihuacan is just an hour from the centre of sprawling Mexico City, and this enormous Mesoamerican complex is pretty marvellous. And luckily, it’s super easy to get to the Teotihuacan …
Teotihuacan Pyramids From Mexico City: Ancient History Just An Hour From the City Read More »
Mexico City’s beating heart is the Centro Historico which is full of intriguing archeological ruins, dramatic buildings, and mouth-watering Mexican fare. The vibrancy and activity of the historical centre is unbeatable and although Mexico has a lot to offer, it feels as though a trip would be incomplete without coming here. It’s a part of …
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