Dia dhuit, Ireland is an amazing country with an intense but interesting history. I stayed in Dublin and had a day trip to Belfast. From previous travels the whole country is absolutely beautiful with unbelievably charismatic and kind people. Travelling Ireland is easy to navigate as a solo gluten free traveller, with clear labelling and restaurants with gluten free options. Following are my musts when visiting Dublin and taking day trips across the country! Number one: Pub culture.... one more Bulmers thanks! Yes I've got to be honest I love a drink and sitting in a bar in Ireland listening to Irish folk music whilst sipping down a cool beverage was one of the things I fantasized about when planning my trip. As an avid wine drinker at home, I didn't want to be sitting in an Irish pub with a glass of sparkling or rose. Yes this was all to do with the mental picture I had constructed and wine was not what I had in mind. Now beer is definitely off the table be...
Bratislava- Such a fun solo location! Travelling alone is something I have done a few times and is a type of travelling I really enjoy. Yes, I love a family holiday and yes, I love girl's trips, but travelling alone is probably the most fullfilling and character building. When travelling with other people, whether it is your friends or family, you have a person getting you out of bed in the morning, a boss, a buddy, a protector, a guide, a spirit animal ... a whatever. When travelling alone, you have to be all those things to yourself. You are your mum telling yourself not to be up too late, you become your dad, telling yourself to give new things a go and you become your sibling, by laughing at yourself and putting yourself out there. I also love solo travel because you really get to know yourself, the good, the bad and the ugly. For me, I know that I am good at giving things ago, I am bad at putting myself out there, as being awkward as hell is in my nature and I unfortunately k...
Mahalo, Heaven ... I mean Hawaii is such an incredible place and a must travel destination. Its relaxed and hang loose life style make me consider moving every time I am there! Hawaii is one of those destinations where you bask in the beauty and can feel totally at peace. I always stay in Waikiki because I love the amazing juxtaposition of the hustle and bustle of the stores and restaurants with amazingly relaxing beach vibes. I also love having different things to do each day as I am not the kind of person who can lie down on the beach from dawn until dusk. I am my most relaxed when I have things to do, bars to drink at and shops to explore. I also have found that being coeliac in Waikiki there are just sooo many options. However this does not mean I don't love exploring the rest of the island as well! That being said here are my top tips for Hawaii: Number one: Beware of the oats! Now this one is for my Australian friends, being coeliac or celiac in America is sl...
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