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Greece is easily one of my favorite countries. The traditional Greek cuisine, the wine, the history, the people, the sunsets…the list is endless. There are 227 inhabited Greek islands in addition to the mainland. I could basically spend the rest of my life exploring this magnificent country. Most first timer’s guides to Greece are going to include the island of Santorini. It’s an insanely popular destination for a reason. The caldera views are jaw dropping, the buildings whitewashed, and everywhere you turn has you pinching yourself and going “I’m sorry, but is this real life?”. The problem is that because it’s so popular it can be very crowded which can really take away from the experience. Don’t worry I got you. I’m going to share with you some of favorite things to do and general tips to avoid the crowds in this Santorini travel guide.  👉 Looking for where to…

I’ve been to Colorado a few times now and during each visit I fall more and more in love. It’s got great vibes, fantastic food, stunning landscapes, and so many incredible outdoor activities. There’s so much to see and do in Colorado that you could easily spend weeks if not months exploring. If you’re short on time, here’s how to spend one week on a Colorado road trip. Is Colorado safe to travel to as a solo woman traveler? I would consider Colorado overall safe to travel to as a solo woman traveler. Just like always, I recommend not hiking alone or if you do, to take the necessary precautions. In Denver, just like other major cities, you need to be careful after dark. Know Before You Go The best airport for this itinerary is Denver International Airport I highly recommend renting a car if you’re following this itinerary. Be sure to book…

Being originally from South Carolina, I know embarrassingly little about New England. Now that I live in Boston, I’ve decided to change that and explore as much of the area as possible. I started with the lovely town of Portsmouth. For anyone who hasn’t visited yet, I put together an easy, one day in Portsmouth itinerary that highlights some of the best the city has to offer in just 24 hours. 24 Hours in Portsmouth Is Portsmouth Worth Visiting? Portsmouth is absolutely worth the trip especially if you live nearby. Portsmouth is only a little over an hour drive from Boston which makes it an easy day trip. Even if you have to travel a little further, I still think it’s worth the visit! Know Before You Go It’s best to make any food reservations in advance. There are plenty of parking spots in the city and parking is fairly…

National Parks have been the name of my game during the pandemic. It has been a nice way to well…not lose my mind during the insanity that has become our lives. Now that I’ve visited a few, it’s safe to say my bucket list has suddenly tripled and I can’t wait to see more! Zion National Park was no exception and, because why not, we tacked on Horseshoe Bend as well. Here’s how to visit both Zion and Horseshoe Bend in 4 days! Check out my hiking tips for beginners here. Guide to Zion National Park and Horseshoe Bend in 4 Days Is Zion National Park & Page safe to travel to as a solo woman traveler? I would consider Zion National Park safe to travel to as a solo woman traveler. Just like always, I recommend not hiking alone or if you do, to take the necessary precautions. What’s…

Since international travel has crawled to almost a halt, I’ve really been enjoying getting to visit the places that have long been on my USA bucket list. Glacier National Park was a relatively new addition but I was so excited to cross it off recently. Best part? It’s easy to get a decent taste of Glacier National Park in 3 days. Check out my tips to stay safe traveling during the pandemic here. Guide to Glacier National Park in 3 Days Is Glacier National Park safe to travel to as a solo woman traveler? Glacier National Park is safe for a solo woman traveler. There is no cell service in the park so I would highly recommend hiking during daylight hours and sticking to trails that are more well known. Be sure to also download google maps offline so you have it just in case! Note: the photos in this…

Sedona was the first trip I took since the pandemic started. It’s been on my list forever and with international travel halted / domestic travel limited, that gave me the perfect opportunity to explore this incredible destination. Seriously, Sedona blew my expectations completely out of the water. I’m pretty sure my jaw dropped multiple times. If you’re looking for an easy weekend trip where you can still socially distance, consider Sedona! Check out my tips to stay safe traveling this summer here. Guide to a Weekend in Sedona Is Sedona safe to travel to as a solo woman traveler? Sedona is incredibly safe for a solo woman traveler. The locals are extremely nice and helpful and it’s easy to meet people along the hikes. As always, don’t hike by yourself at unsafe hours. Though trails are well marked, there is spotty cell signal and it would not be good to…

Laura Greathouse of Roams and Rosé moved to NY exactly one year ago! In honor of her renewing her lease, she’s taken the best of the best to create this perfect 24 hours in NYC itinerary.  It almost pains me to hear that you’ll only have 24 hours in this wildly exciting city. But short layovers and brief work trips happen and I want to help you make the most out of it! I hope you have your comfortable walking shoes on and that you’re ready to eat and drink A LOT… here we go! Here’s how to spend 24 hours in NYC: 9am — wake up and head straight to Russ & Daughters for a real bagel. The earlier the better as this place gets packed and you don’t want to waste any of your precious 24 hours waiting in line. My fav (as you can see from that smile…

Click here for a mobile itinerary for three days in Seville that opens up right in your google maps application! You can never spend enough time in any of Spain, but with three days in Seville you can get an overview of some of the main sights and the local culture. My sister and I had the opportunity to spend six incredible months here and we have included the best of the best in this itinerary, including some fantastic off the beaten path recommendations Day 1: The Major Sites Check into your hotel early in the morning. If your rooms aren’t ready, ask to leave your luggage so that you can begin sightseeing. The city center is incredibly compact so if you stay here you won’t have to worry about transportation. If you haven’t already eaten breakfast (or if you want a second one, go ahead I won’t judge), head to…

Ideally, you have copious amounts of time to spend in each city that you visit. Trust me, I am definitely one of those people who looks at my vacation days and tries to see how I can squeeze just one more day out. The reality is that there will be times where we have just one day in a beautiful city whether it be due to a layover, short work trip, or just limited time to travel. Keep reading to find out how to make the most out of one day in Munich. First things first, eat a hearty breakfast so that you are fueled for the day. In Bavaria, Germany it is not uncommon to have a glass of beer with your breakfast. Go ahead, you’re on vacation..I won’t say a word. Next, head to the beautiful Marienplatz, the central square of Munich. Check out the Glockenspiel, the famous clock…