Any Vikings fans here? I’m a big fan of the show and have loved finding Viking related experiences in places as I travel. So braid your hair and get your shield, because today I’m sharing 6 places to visit if you love the show Vikings. These should give you some ideas of where to go to light up the Viking…
UPDATED FEB 2020. Ireland is a great destination for a solo trip, particularly beginner solo travel. It’s very easy to get around, there’s a lot to see and do, great pub food, and warm hospitality. Here’s my practical travel guide on solo female travel in Dublin. I’ve added where to stay, what to do, how to plan the trip, and…
UPDATED FEB 2020. April is a great time to visit Ireland because the flowers are blooming, there are fewer crowds, and the sheep have cute little babies that will make you swoon! Packing can be a little tricky though because the weather can be hit or miss. This is the case no matter what time of year you visit actually,…
UPDATED FEB 2020. Warning: generalizations ahead. Whenever anyone is speaking about people in a category as big as their home country, there are generalizations. I admit this straight up. I’m aware that not all Irish people will fit the mold of what I am sharing today. Still, I wanted to share this lighthearted post about things that make the Irish…
UPDATED FEB 2020. Imagine what it would be like to kayak on a peaceful lake in Ireland. The cool, fresh air around you is still with a serene calm. Your arms guide an oar through the motions, gently slicing through the water to push you along the surface. You stop to soak in everything around you. The trees you can…
UPDATED FEB 2020. Even though Dublin is a bustling city, it’s nice to know that there are places to stay where you can be in the heart of the touristy action and still cozy up in a quiet room. Today I’m reviewing a couple of Dublin bed and breakfast options that are solo female travel approved. I stayed at both…