You’re on your way to getting married, and now it’s time for the big decision: where to honeymoon? The world offers countless fantastic destinations for celebrating this incredible life milestone. We aimed to avoid the usual island and resort spots and instead indulge in a mix of culture, food, and stunning sights. This led us to planning and booking an incredible two week trip through Turkey and Greece.
Undoubtedly, Istanbul is one of the most unique and incredible cities I’ve ever visited in the world. If you know my travel style, you know I tend to be underwhelmed by a country’s biggest cities, but Istanbul is unlike any other city I have visited. The city’s rich culture, deep history, mouth-watering cuisine, and gorgeous architecture, make it a must-visit. While you could easily spend a week or more wandering this beautiful city, a minimum of four days is needed to do it fair justice. During our trip to Turkey, we allotted only three days to the city, and without a doubt, wish we had at least one more day.
The first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Cappadocia is hot air balloons! The magnificent scene of 100+ balloons rising above the city each morning was our inspiration for visiting Cappadocia during our honeymoon. But is it worth venturing out to Cappadocia just for hot air balloons? And if so, what is the best way to enjoy it? This guide will help answer all your Cappadocia balloon-related questions.
If you truly want a once-in-a-lifetime lodging experience (at a reasonable cost), you may want to consider this cozy Airbnb. Located in the quiet fishing village of Aerti, this Airbnb is not only the number one thing we remember from our time in Greece, but it also stands as one of our favorite Airbnbs in the world! Here is everything you need to know about it!
If you are planning a trip to Greece, you are probably overwhelmed with the many Greek islands to choose from. Anmol and I spent months
Planning a trip to Istanbul can be overwhelming. There are so many areas and must-see sites that make up this incredible and bustling city. Of course, there is almost no area in Istanbul that you can visit without passing by one of its many beautiful mosques. While every mosque looks tempting to visit, you want to make sure you utilize your time in the city wisely. Istanbul has SO much to offer and time management in the city is key. So which of Istanbul’s mosques are worth a spot on your itinerary? From research and our visit to Istanbul, here is our (short) list of recommendations.
While finding Vegetarian foods in most countries is usually not an issue, finding DELICIOUS food isn’t always as easy. If you are a vegetarian who is traveling to Portugal, you might be worried about finding amazing food in a country that is otherwise known for its seafood-and meat-based cuisine. Through some research and local suggestions, we ate some incredibly delicious vegetarian food that allowed us to dwell in Portugal’s delicious food scene.
Portugal is one of Europe’s most underrated countries-Endless sun, beautiful beaches, diverse cities, picturesque wineries, and reasonable costs are some of the reasons to visit. While you would need several weeks to explore Portugal’s depths, eight days are enough to explore the country’s highlights.
It’s hard to proclaim anything as the world’s best without experiencing everything in the world but of all the day tours I have taken on my travels, The West Coast Adventure Co. tour that my Fiancé and I took in Portugal, still stands as one of the most amazing tours we have ever taken. Here is why visiting Lagos, Portugal is worth it simply for this tour!
Touristy or worth the visit? This is often the question people face when debating whether to visit Sintra or not. My take? While Sintra can get very crowded and is absolutely a tourist hub, its unique design, structure, and fairytale-like vibe makes it worth a visit! If you plan to visit, here is your ultimate guide to visiting the city as a day-trip from Lisbon