I hate that I can feel confident to write this post after the year that I have had, but considering the amount of times I have found bed bugs in hotels and hostels the past few months I feel the need to share how to spot them before you get bit, how to know its a bed bug bite, & how to deal with all your stuff after getting bit. Continue reading “How to Spot Bed Bugs”
The material is more thin than the picture looks which makes the dress a bit see-through. I still like it though, but will only be wearing it at the beach or in very casual settings. It fits a bit on the larger size. Overall, I’m happy with this dress. Continue reading “Zaful Dress Haul Review”
Dresses x3 – casual & evening
Shorts x3 – workout, jeans & casual
Tanks x3
T shirts x5
Leggings
Elephant Pants
Socks x8
Underwear x14
Swimsuits x3
Sleepwear
Bra x3 – regular & sports bras
Sweater – for cold bus rides and morning hikes
Rain jacket
Sarong – good for the beach, covering up, and as a blanket for flights or cold bus rides Continue reading “Packing list: Southeast Asia”
Hey blogger fam!
I’ve realized lately a lot has changed in my life and I haven’t posted much about what’s up next travel wise. I just left my job as a flight attendant (WHAT? I know. chaos.) and am now heading to Southeast Asia for 2 months! I can’t wait for all the food, beaches, and crazy adventures that are about to happen. Continue reading “What’s Next?”
Crossing the border from Mexico to Belize is relatively easy and hassle free. Most backpackers will take the ADO bus from Mexico to Belize City. You can catch this bus anywhere in Quintana Roo to Belize City. A lot of people stop in Bacalar, Mexico for a night or two before crossing but you can leave straight from Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, or Tulum or where ever the ADO bus connects. Continue reading “Crossing the border Mexico to Belize with ADO bus”
I didn’t spend a lot of time in Mexico so I am by no means an expert on this topic. From my time here though I can say that backpacking Mexico is relatively simple and there are tons of tourists and other backpackers around. I flew into Cancun and travelled south in Quintana Roo through Playa del Carmen, Tulum and Bacalar. Continue reading “Backpacking Mexico”
Planning a trip can be stressful. Trying to balance budgets, time, transportation, weather, etc. can leave you frazzled when you want to just be excited for your adventure. I get you. Every time I plan a trip it’s the same thing – I end up stressed the week before rushing to finalize plans or change plans or buying things that I forgot or making packing lists and itineraries and it’s a whole lot of organizing and planning and replanning and changing my mind over and over again. Continue reading “How to Plan the Perfect Trip”
