Coming up with the 30 best beaches in Australia is not easy, especially once you know there are 10,685 beaches to choose from in the land down under. The truth is no one can come up with a list of...
So, you've finally decided to pack your bags and head to Bali, the land of pristine beaches (including very dirty beaches), delicious food, and breathtaking sights. Oh, the excitement! But wait, where should you go once you land in...
Italy has some outstanding places to visit when looking for paintings capturing the essence of the Roman & Greek Gods in Art.
It's very surprising especially after the “Bonfire of the Banities” which saw numerous renaissance works of art, including...
There are plenty of things to do in the Adelaide Hills that attract locals and tourists alike—especially on the weekend.
The Adelaide Hills could easily pass off as the English countryside in certain places.
One of the biggest surprises is that...
Visiting the Venus Baths in the Grampians National Park in Victoria is honestly one of the coolest things to do in Australia. Why? Because you’re right in the heart of the Grampians, surrounded by epic walks and jaw-dropping views....
My search for a classic Polaroid SX-70 camera took a few weeks because I wanted to find an SX-70 camera that was relatively cheap.
I felt inspired to look around for a Polaroid SX-70 camera after reading a post about...
This great Sintra Guide showcases the best places to visit in Sintra if you only have one day to explore Portugal's crown jewel town with fairytale palaces.
There are so many awesome places to see in Sintra. Truth be told one...
George is the Greek travel blogger behind the website Letters to Barbara, who also reviews and contributes to the Greek lessons on this site, which makes speaking Greek very easy.
I got to know George by reading his travel blog...
The Greek Festival of Sydney in Darling Harbour was first established in 1980, and since then, it has become one of Australia's most prominent Greek festivals.
The best day of the Greek Festival of Sydney fell on Sunday, the 19th...
It’s a pleasure to interview Johnny Ward from One Step 4Ward, a remarkable travel blogger who left Ireland in 2006 with barely a dime to his name and ultimately built a travel blogging empire, making several million dollars along...