Hey, I’m Sian! A travel-obsessed content creator and travel blogger who’s always on the lookout for adventure, budget-friendly trips, and seriously good food.
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- 7 Day Europe Campervan Itinerary: The best Italy to Spain Road Trip
Are you planning of a road trip through Europe this summer? If the answer is yes, I have the perfect itinerary for you! I recently spent 7 days travelling from Florence, Italy to Valencia, Spain in a campervan with Indie Campers and had the best experience ever. This route is perfect as you get to… Continue Reading → - Petra Travel Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before Visiting Petra, Jordan
Where is Petra? Petra is located in the South of Jordan, in a village called Wadi Musa. Wadi Musa is a 3 hour drive from Amman and 1.5 hours from Wadi Rum. It is just less than 2 hours from Aqaba. Ticket Options The most convenient way to visit is by having the Jordan Pass…. Continue Reading → - Best Things to Do in Antigua, Guatemala: Complete Travel Guide
If you’re planning a trip to Guatemala, Antigua must be on your list! A UNESCO World Heritage Site with beautiful colonial buildings and so much charm. It’s one of the most popular cities in Central America and after visiting, I can definitely see why. The city is surrounded by volcanoes and has so much to… Continue Reading → - Acatenango Packing List: What You Actually Need for the Hike
Are you planning to hike Acatenango Volcano in Guatemala? If so, you’re in the right place! Packing correctly is essential if you want to stay warm, comfortable and prepared for the conditions on the trail. Acatenango is a challenging but incredibly rewarding hike. With a summit of 3,976 metres (13,045 feet), temperatures can drop below… Continue Reading → - Tikal National Park: What you need to know before you visit (Your Free Guide)
Located in Petén in Northern Guatemala, Tikal National Park is an ancient Mayan civilisation. The national park is a staggering 575 square kilometers of wildlife, ruins and jungle. It’s home to thousands of structures and it’s believed that the Mayans settled around 900 BC. The population was estimated to be around 100,000 people. An incredible… Continue Reading →