Acapulco – To Dive or not to Dive
Last month together with a couple of friends we visited Acapulco, also known as Acapulco de Juárez, a resort town in Mexico which attracts a great number of American students during the spring break....
Visit the mysteriously magical land of Cornwall
Cornwall is a land of mysteries, legends and suggestions. According to ancient stories, these places are inhabited by fairies, goblins and magical creatures plus it's said that the great King Arthur was born right...
Music festivals: a hippie camping or a comfy hotel, you decide
This Summer 2014, your beloved Trip and Travel team went on a very special mission: get infiltrated into a music festival to tell our even more beloved readers how to enjoy it more: camping...
Visiting Albania
My trip to Albania lasted one week. After evaluating various opportunities I decided to make the trip by plane and then rent a car. Booked a flight through an agency I found on the...
A short trip to the Exotic Thailand
Among my many travels, I'll never forget my week in Thailand during last summer. In recent years Thailand has evolved into a grand tourist attraction. As a matter of fact, quite a few people...
What to see in Galicia, the magnificent Spanish gem
Spain is a diverse country, rich in beautiful landscapes and among those places, Galicia stands out despite being among the destinations less frequented by tourists. In fact, the region to the northwest of the...
How a ten-month-old baby on a plane kickstarted my adventure to New Zealand
Gripped with trepidation, I recently embarked solo on a one-year Working Holiday to New Zealand. I planned nothing mostly just to psych myself out. It was a ten-month-old Kiwi on the plane ride there,...
Keeping fit when travelling
Those of us who are fitness enthusiasts are typically fans of routine. Whether that's a workout regime, a set running route or a strict and regular diet, having some order to things helps to...