Heading around the world for 3/6/9 months or maybe a year and looking for some travel tips? It can be really nerve-racking to travel as a solo female traveller and I've totally been there not knowing where to start, what to take or what bag would be the best to travel with!

If there's ever a decision I'm glad I made, it's to travel solo across South America. In 9 months I lived one dream and one epic adventure...

My last few weeks of travel were spent exploring Cartagena, Tayrona National Park, Palomino and Minca...

It's hard to put into words. El Chalten had everything Patagonia could offer. From cascading waterfalls, sparkling sapphire lagunas, towering snow-coned mountains, thundering glaciers...

Mount Fitz Roy, also known as Laguna de los Tres, is one of my favourite hikes of South America. Stunned by the sapphire blue waters, waterfalls cascading from gleaming glaciers and drinking from streams with water so clean, I'm on a quest to convince everyone just why you should go...

Hiking the Torres del Paine circuit is a dream come true for anyone heading to Patagonia. I had heard so much about how amazing the W-Circuit is from travellers I had met on the road. It seemed like the thing to do...

Travelling on your own forces you to get really comfortable in your own company and travel to your own rhythm. You're forced to listen to your own gut and make decisions based on what is right for you instead of...

Its impressive formations might make you think you're walking on the moon. Scientists have even tested prototype robots for Mars due to its dry terrain. If you go on the tour, you'll visit some impressive salt caves which for only two weeks of the year get flooded...

When in Chile, chances are you'll be popping over to the Atacama Desert. One of the driest places on earth there's a whole array of things to do and see. Many will involve tours but if you're willing to brave the heat, there's so much you can do just from renting a bike...

The Salar de Uyuni tour takes you to unimaginably stunning landscapes across Bolivia. From salt deserts and active volcanoes to lagunas reflecting, ruby, emerald and sapphire hues. From wild flamingos to rocky desert landscapes, geysers, hot springs and salt hotels, the itinerary will keep you on your toes with one surprise after another...

The world's largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, is one of the most breathtaking beauties of the world. Formed from evaporated prehistoric lakes, stretching 10,582 kilometres squared, it is home to one of the largest lithium mines in...

Tupiza was my first introduction to Bolivia (minus the border crossing). This little town nestled at 2900 meters above sea level, enclosed by a rainbow spectrum of mountains lies peacefully in a gorgeous desert region...

Last month I left you debating whether I'd be exploring Chile or Bolivia. Toss of a coin and Bolivia became next month's adventures. And boy, were you an adventure Bolivia...

I'll be honest with you, I'm not the biggest fan of border crossings overland. Initially really hesitant as a solo traveller to cross into Bolivia from Argentina, however, I decided to give it a shot. If you're starting in Salta or one of the northern Argentinian towns in Jujuy, here's what you need to know...

Argentina has been one of my favourite countries to travel to date! Looking back less than 2 months ago, I was terrified to book my airline ticket and spent days changing my mind on where to go.  Should I just stay in Europe? It's so much safer and easier. The fear of travelling to South America as a solo female traveller petrified me...

There are a handful of places that I've fallen in love with over my travels and Buenos Aires is up there in the top few where I've felt at home. I arrived mid-July with a backpack full of pretty much the same clothes I had...

The beautiful Iguazú Falls or Iguaçu Falls lies on the frontier of Brazil and Argentina. If you're visiting either of these countries, spending 2/3 days discovering one of the most stunning natural wonders of the world is an absolute must do! With over 275 distinct waterfalls...

Planning a trip to Indonesia can leave you overwhelmed. Spanning 17,508 islands stretching over the Indian ocean, it is the world's largest island country. With a mix of landscapes, oceans, volcanoes and beaches, I spent 6 weeks...

Do you know what I loved most about Indonesia? Every island is indisputably unique. A blissful oasis and a neighbour to Bali, Lombok has been one of my favourite destinations to date. I arrived with no real expectations...