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Visit San Juan de Gaztelugatxe
Blog post updated in May 2024I discovered this marvel over 10 years ago while doing my Erasmus in Bilbao. I remember being so impressed by its beauty. Since then, I haven't stopped saying it: you have to visit San Juan
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5 destinations accessible by subway from Bilbao
Article updated in May 2024.Today, I'm taking you to discover the Bilbao region—well, just a small part of it. I lived in the Basque city for over four years, so I had plenty of time to explore the surroundings. In
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Visit Bilbao in 2 Days
Updated in May 2024International tourists tend to visit Madrid, Barcelona, or Seville when they travel to Spain. However, the northern part of the country is full of hidden gems worth exploring. Bilbao is one of them. I lived there during
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Things to Do in Santiago Island, Cape Verde
I remember the first images I saw of Cape Verde: the white sand and the endless turquoise water. Those images seemed so beautiful to me. And I, who didn't use to like the beach much back then, set my mind
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What to Do in Praia, Cape Verde?
Blog post updated in May 2024Capital of Cape Verde and the main city on the island of Santiago, Praia is a lively and joyful city that dances to the rhythm of music. Here, there's no risk of getting lost amid
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What to see in Cidade Velha, Ilha de Santiago (Cape Verde)?
Blog post updated in November 2024There are places whose existence is completely unknown and their inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List doesn't change this. Yet this list contains countless gems far from the tourist bustle. This is the case
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The Filming Locations of Money Heist
In recent times, Spanish series have gained significant popularity, with Money Heist standing out as a cultural phenomenon that will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come. Whether you're a dedicated fan of the series or simply a curious traveler
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Traveling alone as a woman: 10 tips for a first time
Traveling alone as a woman can scare us a little, but we can definitively do it! I am 36 years old when I am writing this blog post, and I started to travel alone 12-14 years ago. It was the
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Responsible tourism: 10 actions to implement travelling
I don't need to talk a lot about global warming and the urgent need to take care of the planet! Recycling, secondhand purchases, vegan alimentation
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Visit Oaxaca: my top 10
This blog post is not going to be very objective. I love Oaxaca. It is my favorite city in Mexico. I fell in love in 2017 with it in only 3 days. For the past few years, I come back
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What is a digital nomad?
‘Digital nomad’ is a very trendy expression. You find it quite often in magazines for the last few years. Every day, new Instagram accounts are created inserting these two words. It seems that everyone is working and traveling at the
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What to do in Puerto Escondido?
For sure, you have already heard of Puerto Escondido, the trendy Mexican city for digital nomads and surfers. I was there in 2017, and I loved it. When I came back in 2022, I found a city that I’ve changed
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What to do in San Cristóbal de las Casas?
The first time I heard about San Cristóbal de las Casas was when I was in Guanajuato. An Argentinian woman, working as a Workaway in my hostel, shared her love for Chiapas with me. She was so passionate about San
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What is Tonina Chiapas?
Tonina is one of those places you don’t want to share with anybody. You want to protect them from massive tourism. While writing this text, I still wonder if I really want more people to know about this magical spot.
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Visit El Cañon del Sumidero, the Place you Can’t Miss in Chiapas
El Cañon del Sumidero is one of the visits you can’t miss when you visit Chiapas. Even if you are not a nature fanatic, you will be amazed by this gigantesque canyon that hides many vegetal and animal species. Formed
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What is Slow Travel: the benefits of Mindful and Sustainable Tourism
Are you tired of rushing from one tourist attraction to another, feeling like you're missing out on the true essence of a place? Are you looking for a way that not only benefits you but also the planet and local
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Slow Travel Destinations: The Best Places to Take It Slow
In a fast-paced world where everything is constantly on the move, slowing down can be a breath of fresh air. Slow travel is all about immersing yourself in a destination and taking the time to appreciate the culture, the people,
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Visit El Chiflón Chiapas
El Chiflón is one place you can’t miss when you are in Chiapas: a real gem in Mexico. Easily accessible from San Cristobal de las Casas or Tuxtla Gútierrez, this place nestled between the jungle and mountains is absolutely breathtaking. It is
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How to become a digital nomad?
Are you tired of the traditional 9-5 grind? Are you craving the freedom to work from anywhere in the world? If so, becoming a digital nomad might be the perfect lifestyle for you. In this blog post, I will provide
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Things to do in Mexico City: Top 8 Must-See Attractions
Welcome to this blog post that will help you explore Mexico City! If you are planning a trip to this vibrant capital, you are in a good place. Mexico City is a melting pot of history, art, and culinary delights,
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10 Digital Nomad Jobs to Travel the World
Are you tired of working at the same office every day? Are you craving more freedom and adventure? Well, digital nomadism may be the solution for you. With the rise of remote work and the increasing accessibility of technology, more
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Things to do in São Paulo: Top 8 Must-See Attractions
São Paulo is Brazil in miniature. A complex city with racial, ethnic, cultural, political, economic, and ecological diversity that makes it completely fascinating. However, most tourists skip this huge city of 13 million inhabitants known for being a big urban
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How to Travel Alone: Overcoming Limiting Thoughts and Planning Your Solo Adventure
Traveling alone is trendy. However, it's not for everyone. Some people aren't cut out to explore the world this way, and that's okay! For others, this experience is natural and extraordinary. For some, it is an attractive idea that's also
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Things to Do in Recife? 10 Must-See Attractions
Most tourists who visit Brazil usually limit their exploration to Rio de Janeiro and Salvador de Bahia. It's a shame, as this country, which is the size of a mini-continent, has much more to offer. The entire Northeast region combines
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Slow Traveling: What is it?
For many, traveling is a long list of destinations to check off. Taking photos of the most important landmarks, entering the most iconic museums, and trying the most typical dishes are certainly interesting, but it's not the same as knowing
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Visit Olinda in Brazil
Olinda is my favorite city in Brazil. I was captivated by its colorful beauty and its slow, peaceful pace within seconds of arriving. I often say that one day I will buy a house in Olinda. In the meantime, I
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Digital Nomad Visa: A Precious Pass
Thanks to the internet and the numerous digital professions, it's no longer an obligation to spend years in an office confined between four walls. Working from a coffee shop in Stockholm, a beach in Bali, or a coworking space in
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THINGS TO DO IN SALVADOR: 7 MUST-VISIT TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
After Rio de Janeiro, the favorite Brazilian destination of international tourists is Salvador de Bahia. A quick glance at its historic center, street food stalls, and beaches quickly explains why. The city is also known for having a large population
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How to Find Accommodation as a Digital Nomad?
Embarking on the thrilling journey of combining work and travel as a digital nomad is a stunning decision—congratulations! The next crucial step is finding the perfect place to stay. The balance between a comfortable living space and a conducive work
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Places to see in Zaragoza
Zaragoza is the capital of the Autonomous Community of Aragon. This city is not well-known, yet it is a charming destination for a long weekend if you are passionate about history or want to discover a less touristy Spanish city.
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7 things to do in Chefchaouen, the blue city
Morocco is a fascinating country. Breathtaking landscapes, delicious cuisine, colorful cities, unique craftsmanship… The list of qualities of this country that attracts so many tourists is long. I was fortunate to discover a part of this wonderful country, and one
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Visit La Rioja in 2 Days
La Rioja is a small autonomous community in northern Spain, known especially for its wines. However, the region offers much more to tourists who like to avoid overly touristy places. Medieval villages and hilly landscapes await you. If you're planning
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Fes: things to do
Fez is undoubtedly my favorite city in Morocco. With its gigantic and lively medina, colorful squares, delightful aromas, and smiling inhabitants, it's a true treasure. This imperial city, with over 2 million residents, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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How to visit Zipaquira Salt Cathedral?
Imagine a cathedral 180 meters underground in a salt mine? It doesn't make sense, does it? And yet, this extraordinary place exists just a few kilometers from Bogotá! I must admit, it's one of the most impressive tourist attractions I've
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Things to See in Brazil
When we think of Brazil, we inevitably think of Rio, its beaches, its inhabitants with perfect bodies, and evenings filled with samba. We often forget that Brazil is actually a continent-sized country with many facets, making it completely impossible to
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38 Things to Do in Bilbao
If I say Spain, you think of Madrid, Barcelona, Andalusia, or the Camino de Santiago, but this country has much more to offer. Today, I am taking you to the north, to the Basque Country, to visit Bilbao, the city
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Things to Do in Alcalá de Henares
Alcalá de Henares is a perfect destination for a one-day getaway from Madrid. While most tourists prefer to explore Toledo or Segovia, Alcalá is also full of historical sites and charming nooks that will undoubtedly dazzle you. Let's discover 12
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Visit Aranjuez
If you're planning a trip to Madrid, you may have already noticed that the tourism offerings are extensive in the Spanish capital, as well as in the surrounding region. Segovia, Toledo, Chinchón
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Visit Teotihuacan
It’s impossible to stay in Mexico City without making a stop to visit the pyramids of Teotihuacan. However, I waited until my third visit to go, because that’s just how I am… Let's say, I don't really have FOMO while
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Lucha Libre in Mexico City: An Experience You Can’t Miss!
Lucha Libre in Mexico City is a must-do experience. Unfortunately, I attended a match, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I would have liked. That’s why I’m writing this article to help you make the most of it,