Some of my favourite destinations
The more countries you visit, the harder it becomes to name just one favourite. Every place I’ve travelled to has offered something different - a feeling, a memory, a version of myself I hadn’t met before. While each destination has its own uniqueness, the vlogs below showcases some of the countries that stood out to me the most.
I Spent 5 Days in Bali
Bali is a destination that took me completely out of my comfort zone and I loved every moment of it. During my solo trip, I even became confident riding a motorcycle across the island! The locals were incredibly friendly, accommodation and food were affordable, and there’s so much to explore. Just be prepared for the mosquitoes - they’re part of the Bali experience.
Beijing, China
If you like a little chaos and an unpredictable adventure, a fast-paced environment, amazing food, rich culture, ancient history and incredible architecture - Beijing, China has it all in abundance. There really is something for everyone in China.
Kuala Lumpur amazed me
Kuala Lumpur surprised me with its mix of modern skyscrapers, vibrant street life, rich culture and incredible food. From the iconic Petronas Twin Towers to colourful markets and beautiful temples, there’s so much to see and experience. It’s the kind of city where you can experience a little bit of everything, and I’d definitely love to return.
4 Days in Singapore
Singapore is a dynamic city-state that perfectly blends modernity with culture, making it an exciting destination for solo travellers. From the futuristic architecture of Marina Bay Sands to the vibrant streets of Chinatown and Little India, there’s no shortage of things to see and do. The city is incredibly safe, easy to navigate, and offers an amazing culinary scene, from hawker centres to fine dining, there’s something for every taste. Clean, efficient, and welcoming, Singapore is a solo travel destination that leaves a lasting
Cape Verde Surprised me
Sal, Cape Verde is an untouched sunny island that feels like a hidden gem for solo travellers. With its soft sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant local culture, it’s easy to unwind and explore at your own pace. The seafood is fresh and delicious, and the locals are warm and welcoming, making every visit memorable. Whether you’re looking for relaxation or adventure, Sal offers the perfect mix of sun, sea, and authenticity.
Tunis, Tunisia
Tunisia is bautiful with its mix of beautiful beaches, rich culture, ancient history and vibrant streets. From exploring historic sites and colourful markets to experiencing the local food and architecture, there was always something new to discover. It’s a destination that offers a little bit of everything and one I’d definitely love to explore more of.
Doha has a bit of my heart
Doha quickly became a favourite of mine for all the right reasons. It’s clean, safe, and well-suited to solo travellers, making it easy to explore with confidence. With plenty to do, beautiful architecture, a strong cultural presence, and affordable experiences, it’s a destination I’ll be returning to.
Don’t just see the world. Let the world
change you.
Dubrovnik was a reminder that sometimes you just have to go, explore, and let a new place leave its mark on you.
From the historic Old Town to the stunning Adriatic views, this is one destination that stays with you long after you leave.
Watch the Vlog below.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Discover the beauty of Dubrovnik, Croatia though my eyes, from its iconic medieval Old Town and ancient city walls to stunning Adriatic views. Dubrovnik is safe and easy to explore as a solo traveller.
Malta
I visited Malta over Christmas and was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and lively the island was, especially compared to the UK during the holiday season. From the delicious food and welcoming people to the beautiful alleyways and stunning architecture, Malta quickly became a place I’d love to visit again.
Kotor, Montenegro
Montenegro was one of those places I didn’t know what to expect from, but it completely surprised me. From the beautiful old towns and dramatic mountains to the stunning views along the coast, every corner felt like a postcard. It’s definitely a destination I would love to explore more of.