We live in a time where many young people prefer to travel the world or study at university or college. If you want both, why not combine it?

You have probably heard of places to visit in Ecuador like The Galapagos Islands, Quito, Guayaquil, and Cuenca. Here is a list of my favourite none- touristy places to visit in Ecuador.

Nothing is better than drinking a coffee without being interrupted. And by that, I also mean good, quality coffee. No Starbucks, instant or fuel station coffee.

Ecuador is a small country in South America, placed on the equator. Ecuador is crossing borders with Colombia and Peru. You have probably heard of The Galapagos Islands.

You might have seen pictures of the swing at the end of the world. That swing is in Baños, Ecuador. Did you know Baños means baths in Spanish?

Haven’t figured out what to give your jet setter friend for Christmas? Don’t worry! Here is a list of hot deals this Christmas!

Last Saturday my legs were aching for hiking. My boyfriend and I couldn’t find anything closer than Rucu Pichincha, which is just a couple of minutes from our apartment in Quito.

I have always wanted to blog and have had a couple of blogs before this one. The first one was a photography website/blog I wrote when I first moved to Australia.

I lived in Barcelona for a semester of university and had an incredible time! Dating back to medieval times, there is so much rich history and also modern architecture.

Ah Australia, how much I miss living in that beautiful country! As soon as I finished High School I thought about Australia almost every day.

I haven’t been so open about having fibromyalgia. I have had it for roughly a year and have learnt how to live with it. Fibromyalgia is a chronic illness.

If you are backpacking around Europe and have limited time in Norway – This is the post to read on how to make the most out of your visit to Oslo.

It was a Saturday, my boyfriend and I went to a flea market to some of our friends that were moving from Ecuador to Spain.

Always dreamed about living abroad? People might say; “Just go for it, you only live once!” But is it really that easy?

After living in Quito for one year and a half I have learnt of my own good or bad experiences. I have got my phone stolen, almost got hit by a car and I have not been able to pay.

ALWAYS bring a warm rain jacket wherever you go. It is not four seasons in Quito, however the weather can change rapidly from 25 degrees clear sky to 10 degrees and pouring rain.