Best time to visit: May- July. We visited in the beginning of May. It was still a bit chilly, but a jean jacket was perfect! Weather: San Sebastian is a cooler destination, with average temperatures around 65 degrees. Where to Stay: We stayed in “Old Town” or La Parte Vieja. at an Airbnb right on Zurriola beach. Now to the tasty part. Hello all my foodies! When researching restaurants to go to while in San Sebastian I kept coming across the word "Pintxo's." or Pincho’s. After a trustworthy Google search ( thank god for Google y'all) I came to realize they are basically the best ‘'tapas ..read more

The Hidden Gem I have never considered myself the "outdoorsy" type.. My definition of a hike is a brisk walk around a hilly neighborhood with wine in my red solo cup. That all changed on my trip to San Sebastian. “I’m outdoorsy in that I like drinking wine on patios.” My new claim to fame is conquering the hike from the Sebastian city center to a small fishing village called San Juan. The walk can be easily googled by writing “Pasajes de San Juan”. Of course, my motivation was the wine waiting for me in the small village. This hike took place along the coast of Spain on the mountain tops. The ..read more

Blue Lagoon One of the most Instagramable places to date! Not going to lie, I saw tons of photos on Instagram from Blue Lagoon and it gave me major FOMO, so naturally I had to go. My cousin and I decided to take a much needed girls trip! We landed in Reykjavik Airport at about 7 am. If going to Blue Lagoon, I highly recommend booking far in advance and going straight from the airport, it’s only about 25 minutes away. There's luggage storage at the Blue Lagoon, so don't worry about where to put your stuff. There are a few options on how to get there: Shuttle Buses Shuttle buses are ..read more

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