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what you NEED TO KNOW about SOLO TRAVEL

what you NEED TO KNOW about SOLO TRAVEL

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A Wander Through Trails of Atitlán

A Wander Through Trails of Atitlán

This post is suuuuper late, but I need to write about it because it was one of the most fun days I had while at Lago Atitlán. I had been doing some research about things to do on the lake, and I stumbled across a mention of trails that ran between the villages of Lago Atitlán. Apparently the trails ran through the cliffs and had some great views, and the trails between Tzununá, Jaibalito, and…

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21 Reasons Why You Should Try Traveling Solo

21 Reasons Why You Should Try Traveling Solo

Have you ever traveled alone to a foreign destination? While sharing a trip with a bunch of friends or a partner is super fun and wonderful, we at Trekeffectencourage you to try traveling solo for at least once your life. Trust me, traveling solo can be quite a memorable and empowering experience that will make a lasting positive impact in your life in a lot of different ways. What’s more,…

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14 Qualities Of A Great Backpacker

14 Qualities Of A Great Backpacker

14 Qualities Of A Great Backpacker

Backpackers, with their unique charm and enthusiastic free spirit, can very often make their travel escapades look easy. But while globetrotting the world, sampling mouthwatering international cuisine and meeting fresh faces look effortless, the adventure can get quite bumpy. Let’s face it, there are tons on things on the road that can make you dazed and…

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Anadalucia Region; Cadiz and its beaches >>

Anadalucia Region; Cadiz and its beaches >>

Cadiz was also not part of my plans, this was a newly added destination thanks to a good friend I made in Edinburgh. Well, it was really a trade because I sacrificed Malaga to head out here and I don’t regret it one bit. The only reason I am in Cadiz, because truth be told I had never even seen a picture of what Cadiz looked like nor had done research on things to do here, I only knew it was in…

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It's Ok To Feel Anxious

It’s Ok To Feel Anxious

I’m sitting at the airport bar with a double vodka soda and semi freaking out. After an amazing five days in NYC I’m hopping the pond and continuing the adventure to London. My heart is beating so fast and I feel my breath catching in my chest. I sit in between my brother and mother and a small part of me wishes I was flying back home with them. Luckily it’s just a very, very small part. I guzzle…

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The First Day Is The Hardest

The First Day Is The Hardest

First impression of London: Brits like to joke and the airport hand soap smells delicious. My hands smell like a spicy vanilla chai. The seven hour British Airways flight flew by. I tried to sleep as much as possible with mixed results.

Follow the signs. This is figuratively as well as literally. Before I arrived in London I had already booked the hostel and mapped out how to get there. I chose…

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The Swing of Things

The Swing of Things

It’s amazing what a solid 8 hours of sleep can do. I wake up bright-eyed and cheery. I greet the hostel staff with an energetic smile and they can’t help but smile back. I strike up a conversation with the barista and after a latte I’m ready to start today’s adventure.

Before my adventure I combed travel blogs looking for useful information. Over and over again people talked about doing free…

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