Think about Georgia (the country)—what comes to mind? For me, it’s dumplings, ancient wine, and the culture, that admittedly, I didn’t know much about. And if you’re a fellow foodie and wine enthusiast and you’re ready to explore off the beaten path, then the Vines & Villages Signagi Tour by Eat This! is for you. It’s a journey designed to uncover the essence of Georgia, offering unforgettable food and incredible wine. (There’s a discount code at the bottom ) This tour was complimentary so that I can share my experience with you. All opinions are my own. As a foodie and wino, my trip to ..read more

Egypt has a rich history and natural beauty, but I recently had the chance to explore a hidden gem that not many tourists know about – the thriving beekeeping scene. Egypt’s story goes beyond pyramids and pharaohs; it’s a tale of hardworking bees that play a vital role in local economies and agriculture. This post is sponsored by MedBEESinessHubs, an EU-funded project, however, all opinions are my own. Table of Contents Memorable Activities in Egypt Golden Bee Land The Young Beekeeper @ Younes Honey Apiary Small Women-owned Businesses “Busy Bee” Line from Dr. MeeM Khan Antica’s Bee.T H ..read more

Cyprus is a Mediterranean island known for its beaches and lots of sunshine. And it certainly didn’t disappoint! But, if you’ve been around me or A Wanderlust For Life for any amount of time, you know that I love to find what’s beneath the surface. What are people missing?  Oh, dear reader, I’ve found a gem! This post is sponsored by the MedBEESinessHubs, however, all opinions are my own. Surprising Things to Do in Cyprus Visit the Environmental Information Centre of Larnaka Mountainous Area Walk The Humming Bee Natural Trail in Vavatsinia Visit the Modern Honey Farm in Melini “Oros M ..read more

You might have heard that in the summer of 2022 it was possible to travel all over Germany for only € 9 a month. If not; yes, really, it’s true! It was a brilliant way to let people discover the joy of train travel and promote this more sustainable way of travel. The € 9 ticket is gone, but that doesn’t mean that Germany isn’t an interesting country to travel. I took advantage of the ticket and discovered places in Germany that I never imagined I would find. So, to make it easy on you to explore Germany by train, I’ve created this mini Germany train travel guide for you. Hi, I’m Lizet from Awa ..read more

Graz, Austria is a bit under the radar for many travelers who would rather visit the capital of the country, Vienna. While Vienna is a lovely city with lots to see and do, it can’t hold a candle to Graz for charm. This post was created from the Graz Travel Deeper blog trip in partnership with Graz Tourism. A Wanderlust For Life maintains full editorial control of the content published on this site. Graz is for those who are looking for more than ticking off sightseeing boxes. It’s a place that is made for exploration with surprises around every corner. I was lucky enough to spend a few days h ..read more

When you think of Paris, France what do you think of? The Eiffel Tower? The Louvre? A Beret? A baguette?  I think of food! There’s definitely a foodie side to Paris that I was able to dive into on my last trip. Typically I only focused on one or two food activities when I travel, like a food tour or wine tasting. This time, I went all out and had a 3-day weekend filled with so many foodie adventures! This blog post is sponsored by SNCF Connect – the app and website to help you with your train travel to and around France. How to get to Paris We always take the Thalys train directly from A ..read more

I love finding little gems when I’m traveling! The problem is that there are so many places that offer a lot of interesting things to do but don’t pop up on many tourists’ radar just because the main city gets all the love, in this case, Amsterdam. That’s why I’m here! I’ve lived in Amsterdam since 2014 and I love exploring and sharing what’s outside the city just as much as what is inside the city. So this post is for you to help in your research on what you can do in Almere, Netherlands, or if you’re looking for a day trip from Amsterdam. Where is Almere? Almere is in the province of Flevol ..read more

Not far from Milan, Italy is Bergamo – a city just south of the Bergamo Alps. It’s not a place that many people have even heard of, but it’s a gem worth visiting. If you’re like me, big cities aren’t your thing. There is such a thing as too much hustle and bustle! That’s why I love finding out about cities like Bergamo where they are plenty of things to do, learn, and see that will keep you busy for a couple of days. Add in some easy day trips and you’ll want to stay for a full week! This Bergamo travel guide is filled with good food, stunning historical beauty, a bit of walking, and some sho ..read more

London is a pretty expensive city, but you can still eat pretty well for pretty cheap. I tested this theory when I was last in London and even made a video about it. It was a solo trip, so it’s not quite as polished as it normally is, but you’ll forgive that, won’t you? Let’s talk about cheap eats in London for around £10 or less because I feel like it might sound impossible. I promise you that it’s not. Yes, I did a ton of research beforehand and I’m actually impressed at what’s available. Now, I’m sharing my favorite finds, so you can enjoy a budget trip to London, too! If you’re wondering ..read more

In The Offbeat Life, I talk to Debbie about making friends and how to network as a remote worker. It’s so important to build a community when you move to a new place — both personally and especially professionally when you work for yourself. I’ll give you plenty of tips and advice if you’re looking to move to the Netherlands and start your business. “You never know when a connection is going to work out for you, whether it’s going to be your next best friend, it’s going to be your next business partner, or it’s going to get you your next job.” Me! On The Offbeat Life Podcast Listen to The Of ..read more