Are you waiting for your flight and the only thing you can do is yawning from boredom? Read our Ultimate Guide for Solo Travellers and you will definitely know What to do at The Airport. Airports. Places where all of us have to go at some point and spend hours and hours before heading to…
Are you travelling to Costa del Sol or inland Andalusia? Why don’t you visit a scenic village called Casares? Put on some trekking shoes and you can enjoy the wonderful views from Sierra Crestellina too! Who wouldn’t love astonishing countryside views? Observing the world from the above and soaking up the beauty of…
Wesolotravel asked Marcela to tell us about her solo travel experience in the Big Apple. How did this female traveller survive her business trip to the steel jungle? How did she feel about it? Did she find herself getting lonely? Read the story of her solo trip to New York and get inspired for your…
This blogpost is devoted to all those travel lovers who share a passion for the combination of sport and art called pole dance! If you ever wondered if pole dance camps are worth visiting – especially the one I went to in Brand – carry on reading. I’ll tell you all about my experience at…
There is a constant travel battle between the two most popular cities of the Basque country – charming San Sebastian & artsy Bilbao. Travel forums are full of people curiously asking which of these cities is better to visit. The truth is that there is no perfect answer to this tricky question. However, let’s have…
There are a few reasons why San Sebastian is so popular. One of them is the picturesque scenery which is manly created by the three hills: Monte Ulia, Monte Urgull and Monte Igueldo. Mount Igueldo is the second highest hill and it is famous for the stunning views of the city from its slopes. Even…
Monte Urgull is a medium-sized hill on the western end of San Sebastian. It helps to create the beautiful landscape surrounding this famous and charming town in the Basque country. It’s 123 metres high and it offers one of the most stunning views of the town, the surrounding sandy beaches and the turquoise waters of…
Tapas are small Spanish appetizers known in almost every corner of the Earth. They’re tasty, quick, cheap and according to many Spanish people, they’re not just a type of food. They’re a tradition and part of the lifestyle in this part of the world. Read what real Spanish people think about tapas dishes. The first question…