Hey, I'm Chloe! I'm a travel filmmaker & photographer with a love for tropical destinations & beautiful hotels.
If you're spending time on the island of Rhodes and looking for things to do, you absolutely have to take a boat trip to Symi Island. Just an hour by ferry, Symi is a picture-perfect town with pastel houses stacked on the hillsides, sparkling turquoise water and colourful streets.
Tucked away in the quiet forests of Finnish Lapland, Syöte Igloos offers a one-of-a-kind experience that combines the Lappish wilderness, a cosy glass-roofed igloo and the chance of spotting the Northern Lights.
Rhodes is a Greek island that perfectly blends history, culture, and beach life. From its medieval Old Town and ancient ruins to turquoise bays and whitewashed villages, it’s the ideal destination for a short island escape.
If you're planning a trip to Lapland and wondering where to stay, you're in the right place. With so many incredible spots spread across the region, each offering its own unique vibe, it can be tricky to know where to base yourself.
Winter in Lapland is such a bucket list travel experience; from chasing the Northern Lights and staying in a glass igloo to going on a husky safari, this region of Finland is the ultimate winter getaway.
In this review, we’ll share our honest thoughts on staying at Reinefjorden Sjøhus, what we loved, what to know before you book, and whether it’s worth adding to your Lofoten itinerary.
The Lofoten Islands may look small on the map, but getting around takes time, so choosing the right base is important. Whether you're looking for dramatic mountain views, charming fishing villages or easy access to amenities, each area offers something different.
In this guide, I’m sharing all the essential things to know before visiting the Lofoten Islands, from whether you need a car to how much things cost, so you can arrive prepared and make the most of your time in this stunning part of Norway.
Hiring a car is one of the best ways to explore Madeira, but its mountainous landscape with steep hills and narrow streets can be intimidating for first-timers. It’s normal to have a few questions (and maybe some nerves!).