One Friday afternoon, I hopped on a train to one of Scotland’s most remote train stops known as the gateway to the Scottish wilderness.

After visiting 18 islands in multiple regions, here are the ones I recommend the most. Undoubtedly, these islands will make you eager to return.

Last year, my boyfriend, our Labrador, and I moved into a van and ended up living there for 100 days, exploring Europe.

I love natural phenomena, especially those that require a bit of luck to witness, and the Northern Lights are just that!

I’ve spent 15 years traveling the world. While I have loved almost every travel experience, these are my top recommendations for a one-month trip.

The Gibbons Experience was a bucket list adventure: Ziplining through parts of the forest that are challenging to reach on foot before sleeping among the trees.

Mallorca, Spain turned out to be both exactly what I expected and completely different. Here’s how I spent two weeks on the island.

Most of the best places to visit in Ireland are near the coast, either along a circuit known as Ireland’s Ancient East or the Wild Atlantic Way.

While many are familiar with North Carolina’s Outer Banks and Carolina Beach, the state is home to another vacation gem: the Brunswick Islands.

We spent several months exploring and found four affordable Fiji Islands packed with activities. Discover the beauty of Fiji without overspending!

We spent a long four day weekend in Arlington, Texas. It was enough time for an enjoyable experience, and our itinerary was relaxed, and never rushed.

There’s nothing quite like vacationing on a Caribbean island. With gorgeous turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and a laid-back atmosphere, it’s the perfect escape from the obligations of everyday life.