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Iceland is a beautiful place to visit year-round, with the activities changing depending on the time of year you choose to visit. The warmer months are fun to explore this country because the summer sun creates a never-ending amount of time for adventures, seeing the puffin community, and hitting all the must-sees while not worrying about snow. This guide will give you the best places to hit in town and around the island whether you are planning for day trip excursions, road-tripping around Ring Road, or sticking to one section. This is the list of can't-miss things and places while visiting! The list below is packed with many options on how to plan for a summer trip to Iceland. First and foremost, you will not be able to see everything on this list if you are going for a week or less, and you will have to make peace with that and get excited to come back. There is so much to do on this island, make sure to give yourself plenty of time for traveling between places and exploring. There are plenty of random pull-offs to explore that might sidetrack from the original plan. Below are tours and activity options to participate in - my suggestion would be to pick 1 or 2 that you are most interested in and make sure to book those. I have been here several times and there is never a shortage of things to do. If you are looking for a more involved list custom to your desires for the best trip to Iceland, I also offer consultations 1-on-1 to help build the itinerary you desire.
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In Guatemala, every day is a new adventure. Picture yourself working from a cozy café in the colonial city of Antigua, surrounded by cobblestone streets and colorful facades. On weekends, you could be hiking up active volcanoes, exploring chaotic local markets, or diving into crystal-clear waters. The country’s diverse landscapes—from rain forests and serene lakes to rugged mountains and black beaches—offer endless opportunities for exploration and inspiration. This guide is a 1-month itinerary for digital nomads, taking you from Xela, to Lake Atitlán, to El Paredón, and Antigua where you can hike the volcano Acatenango, then pursue your journey north to Semuc Champey and Flores. I did this trip in May 2023 and would recommend it to everyone. Just an insight in how I build this guide. It is based on my experience, I was traveling with my partner. We were working from Monday to Thursday and would travel in the weekends. I will add the following sign 🏠, to the places we stayed but I will also add a cheaper option and a more expensive option, that I found either on hostelworld, booking.com or Airbnb with good reviews. Legend: ❤️- Highly recommend (the more hearts the more I loved it) 🏠 - The places I stayed 💻 - Restaurant you can work from 💵= Budget 💵💵 Mid-Budget 💵💵💵High Budget If you have any question do not hesitate to book a consultancy or send me a DM through instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anywherewithanea/ Also, if you book through the links I added I will earn some commission this will not add costs to you but will give me some extra earnings. Thank you in advance and I hope you will enjoy Guatemala as much as I did.
Digital Nomads • Couples • Adventure • Budget • Slow Travel • Foodie
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One-stop guide on where to stay in South Korea for your trip. This guide covers locations from Seoul, Incheon, Jeonju, Busan, and more. I often get asked on my Instagram for personal recommendations for staying in South Korea. In this guide, I'm revealing my recommended stays throughout Korea. I've included a range of options for accommodation for people looking for budget stays to more expensive options. [About the author] As an Australian expat that has lived in South Korea since 2022, I know firsthand how it can be overwhelming navigating a new country. That's why I've personally curated a list of places, tips, and information from living and traveling in South Korea. In this guide, I'll be specifically covering tips on booking accommodation for your travels in Korea (and beyond) and recommendations on where to stay in South Korea. You'll be getting personal insight from someone that has lived in South Korea compared to the ordinary tourist providing recommendations. Curious about me? Check out the 'ABOUT ME' section on my website. You can find out about my personal story and FAQS I get asked from my +22k community. [Content of the guide] ❗️ Korea Travel Essentials (Data Connectivity, Must-Have Apps- Sneak Peek into the 'Korea Survival Travel Guide') 🙋🏻‍♀️ Must Things To Know For Booking your Travel Accommodation (Save $ on your stays in Korea & overseas) 🛏️ Where to stay in South Korea in six cities (Busan, Seoul, Incheon, Jeonju, Jeju, Pohang) + Recommended Areas in the Cities ✨Recommendations for a Temple Stay & Hanok Stay [EXCLUSIVE features] ✨ Helping you avoid tourist traps & overrated spots by giving you local hidden gems. 💵 Exclusive discount code for another guide! 🧭 NO PDF but an interactive guide. You can access it via this link or via the FREE thatch app so you can take this guide while you are traveling! 🗺️ Includes map links making it easy to navigate around the city! ❗️Sneak peek into my other guides including recommendations and tips I've never told anyone before! ✨ Guide is continually updated with new finds! [Tips for using this guide]✨ 1) Download the Thatch App 2) Download the Naver Map App 3) For booking convenience there are booking links included in each listed accommodation. Just click on the place to access the booking link. DISCLAIMER The price ranges I've listed are per-night rates and are quoted for two people. These prices also might change depending on the dates you input, how far in advance you are booking, and the currency you pay in.
Adventure • Architecture • Budget • Foodie • Wellness • History • Shopping • People & Culture • Road Trip • Slow Travel • Photography • Relaxation
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Sharing my personal list of 200 local spots in over 23 Kootenay communities! The Kootenay region is a haven for anyone seeking recreation and relaxation, who wants something a tad quieter than Banff and Canmore. Located just West of the Southern Canadian Rockies, the Kootenays have charming small towns, jaw-dropping landscapes, friendly people, a relaxed energy and more trails than one could possible explore in a lifetime. As a local who lives here, and has travelled throughout the East and West Kootenays, there are so many incredible places/things/spots/shops in this region that deserve the same hype as their Alberta mountain town neighbours. The Kootenay's are just as cool (but quieter and more affordable)! Included in my list of 200 favourite local Kootenay spots, you'll find.. - Local Coffee Shops - Local Shops & Specialty Stores - Local Accommodations - Local Restaurants & Cafes - Local activities, trails and must see's* ⭐️ = My #1 must see in the community! Everywhere listed in the guide is a place I have personally been, or a place that I have on my list to visit as quickly as possible (but that I know other locals visit and love). * All the trails, activities and recreation recommendations are beginner/family friendly, no multi-day or difficult hikes here. If you're really into a specific sport, this guide will really help shape the rest of your trip to the area outside of your hike/ride/skiing. The Kootenays are a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, active families and nature lovers - an incredible destination to explore for all.
Couples • Family • Groups • Female Solo • LGBTQ+ • Digital Nomads • Pets • Vegetarian • 50+ • Adventure • Coffee • Outdoors • History • People & Culture • Road Trip
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