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After spending 1.5 years living, traveling, and exploring Western Australia, I can honestly say it’s the most beautiful – and most underrated – state in the country. From its vibrant outback landscapes to untouched beaches and unique wildlife, WA offers a raw, authentic side of Australia that many travelers completely miss. Whether you’re road-tripping along the coast or hiking through deep red gorges, this place has a magic all its own. Here’s a glimpse into some of my favorite spots – each one full of unforgettable memories and natural beauty.
I’ve always been really curious about Morocco and wanted to see the desert.
Our family was considering buying a condo in Scottsdale and we wanted to get to know the area a bit better and see some Bucket List worthy locations in AZ.
This was our first official stop when we began full time traveling!
Sedona is suuuuch a magical place! For me, Sedona feels like Eden: a true Heaven on Earth.
Whenever I need rest and rejuvenation in nature, I always venture to Sedona to recharge.
Short but intensive trip to Salta & surroundings: Jujuy, Tilcara, Purmamarca, Humahuaca, Cachi, Salinas Grandes (salt dessert).
This was a much-needed get-together with my hometown girlfriends! We wanted to meet in a place each of us had never visited, so we decided on Sedona for the beautiful scenery and tranquil setting.
A quick weekend getaway at the beginning of spring break before driving down to San Diego!
We made reservations at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite Natl. Park a year in advance, a place we had always wanted to travel to as a family. We designed a four-state road trip around this dream destination, beginning in Bozeman, Montana, and ending in Lake Tahoe, California.
In the first semester of 2021, I was feeling very frustrated with experiences I had been through and the life I was building in Thailand, where I used to live, and I was thinking it was time to leave, and probably to go back home. I was locked up in hospital because I got COVID, it was mandatory to stay there for 14 days, and believe me, that was such a hard time for me. I was in the other side of the World, missing my family and everyone I loved, and literally could count on no one in that situation, because everyone was just scared of the virus and even blaming me for being sick (yea, crazy, right?)
And someday during that 14 days, a friend of mine that also lived in Thailand called me and told me he wanted to go to Egypt, and asked me if I wanted to join him for a couple of weeks and explore the whole country. I actually had never thought about traveling to Egypt in that time of my life, but I instantaneously accepted the invitation. That would be an incredible adventure, and why not going with a friend to make things easier. I needed that, I needed something new.