Catalonia is replete with an eclectic array of off-the-radar destinations sure to leave you in awe of its’ sprightly splendour. The north and south are a haven for adventure enthusiasts, history fanatics, and gastronomy-intrigued visitors alike. After ample contemplation, I’ve collated the top 19 day trips from my very own backyard, beautifully bustling, Barcelona.

Planning for a trip is an all-consuming, invigorating, and yet somehow overwhelming process. From logisitics and visa hassles, to planning where to plant ye ol’ booty for the night, there’s certainly a lot of work involved that’s bubbling up behind the scenes. You can apply the following tips and tricks to help turn your fantasies of frolicking around a new terrain, into an revitalising reality. Save yourself the stress of scheming your next getaway with these simple, step-by-step tips. 

Packing calamities inevitably emerge in the midst of virtually every voyager’s adventure. For some, it’s sort of an unofficial, inexorable guarantee. At least every single one of us, myself included, has rocked up to a sweltering summer hot spot, only to discover you’ve ingeniously forgotten your bikinis back home. Whether you’re jetting off on your very first flight, or you’re a seasoned sightseer, a painstakingly precise packing list will be your biggest ally. I’ve compiled a comprehensive, international checklist that encompasses everything from meticulous must-have’s to your typical toiletries. 

As one could pressume by the name, the Twelve Treasures of Spain is just like the 7 Wonders of the World, but, it’s Spain’s exclusive version. The lengthy list includes fascinating architectural and natural landmarks, all drawn from every inch of this tremendous terrain. So, if you’re fantasizing about formulating a trip to fumble around Spain, then you can’t miss out on hitting up at least one of these hot spots.

Maybe you’ve been feeling drained out due to your dreary job, dictated to by stress, and dealing with your mundane routine? Escape your tediously dull day-to-day to-do’s, and get your ass out that god damn door. A road trip proposes plenteous, profound possibilities to relish in the splendour of spontaneity. 

Let’s be real. Saving money is difficult. Saving money to travel can be even more difficult. With a never-ending, incoming wave of bills, groceries, and demands that in one way or another eat away at our money, sometimes, setting aside sufficient funds to travel doesn’t always persist as a prority. I’ve compiled a list of ways you can stop yourself from splurging, and instead, salvage your source of income. 

Spain’s sprightly metropolis, bustling Barcelona, renders travellers from around the globe a prospect to peek at its plethora of magnitising attractions. In that being said, with entry fees hovering around the €5 to €25 mark, these costs can stack up surprisingly quickly if you don’t plan ahead… After pouring in hours of scrutinising research, I’ve collated a comprehensive guide comparing the best of Barcelona’s Sightseeing Passes.

If you’re planning to move overseas, let alone learn a language during your time abroad, there’s a handful of honest advice and tips that I’ve compiled over these past few years. The most efficient way to learn is to go directly to a country where that particular language is spoken, and, you guessed it, live there.

Once you learn how to pack smarter and lighter, you’ll reap the benefits as your life on the road becomes a hell of a lot more mobile, easier, and effortless. Say adiós to those hefty extra luggage fees incurred at the airport, it’s time to learn how to become a pro packer.

Travelling to a new destination is an enriching experience that brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding about the world we live in. Unfortunately, airports can be harrowing and all-consuming business that sometimes, takes away from that experience. Learning to conquer and navigate airports like a pro doesn’t come naturally. To help you prepare for your next adventure, I’ve compiled the following 13 airport hacks.

In the midst of the scorching Mediterranean summer, and the peak of the frenzied, unprecedented state of Covid-19, we thought it would be the perfect timing to take a gamble and embark on a road trip along Spain’s south-eastern coast.

Antoni Gaudí is unmistakably Catalonia’s most famed architect, popularised by his mythical-like creations that surfaced from the ground-breaking heat of the Modernisme movement. I’ve constructed this Gaudí Guide to help you tackle some of the top attractions, and I’ve chucked in a series of budget tips and relative information to make your trip less of a hassle.

The Costa Blanca is brimming with an eclectic array of hidden coves, turquoise waters, and blissful bays pouring onto golden sand. It’s no wonder that Alicante reels in tourists from around the globe year after year. Spanning over 244km of coastline, there’s more than plenty to satisfy beach bums, snorkelers, surfers, and sailors alike.

Not all long-haul flights have to be dismal. The good news is that there a handful of tricks I’ve learnt along the way to provide you with a rock-solid plan to fritter your hours from one side of the globe, to the other.

Any major decision inevitably evokes an innate fear of the unknown, and moving countries is most certainly one of those things that sit high up in those ranks. Relocating your ‘home’, whether it’s domestically or abroad, is an all-encompassing experience that not only will take a serious emotional toll, but essentially, it will shift your entire preconceived idea and version reality.

Sitting on the cusp of Spain’s southeast coast, Cartagena harbours a rich Roman history, mesmerising marble-made Art Nouveau buildings, and a coastline that epitomises your archetypal Mediterranean summer.

As a quintessential escape from Melbourne, straddling a seriously stunning coastline, the Mornington Peninsula is dotted with quaint seaside towns, scenic national parks, and an alluring array of activities to fill up your trip.

Tucked in the heart of tropical North Queensland, Cairns harbours a plethora of unparalleled natural splendour. This is the destination where ancient, verdant rainforest collides head on with the world’s largest coral reef, making it a quintessential location for travellers seeking out Australia’s most sublime and paradisiacal experiences.  

Whether you’re a self-proclaimed travel fanatic or it’s you’re first time flying, it’s definitely worth investing in the right gear to ensure your travels are as hassle-free as possible. Here’s 9 travel must-have’s that you simply can’t miss.

One of Victoria’s most prominent series of sprawling sandstone ridges, otherwise known as The Grampians, brims year-round with panoramic scenes that look like they’re straight out of an adventure book. With native wildlife roaming around the plethora of hanging cliff faces, soaring peaks, plunging valleys and thunderous waterfalls, The Grampians epitomises a visual feast.