Before I made the trip, I didn’t realize how perfect this itinerary was. You can see the natural wonders of Victoria Falls and go on a safari in a really cool place. Plus, you only need a week (including travel time!) After the trip this itinerary has become one of my most recommended ones to my friends. You’re reading, and that makes us friends. So, this is a perfect Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park itinerary. Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park – Overview Day 1– Explore Victoria Falls National Park and evening Zambezi River Cruise Day 2– Victoria Falls Adventure- Devil’s Pool or oth ..read more

Travel in Southern Africa is unlike anywhere else in the world. A safari should be (and probably is) on your bucket list. However, planning a safari as a Celiac or someone with food allergies can be intimidating. But incredible properties like this one make it easy! This J.W. Marriott Masai Mara review covers everything. But, I’ll focus on what stood out to me as Celiac with other food allergies. I hope that by the end of this post, you’ll be able to book confidently and enjoy your trip! TLDR—This property is absolutely incredible for a celiac. It’s amazing, and they do gluten-free incredibly ..read more

Going on a Safari in Africa is a bucket-list travel item for so many people—as it should be. It’s incredible. But as someone who has Celiac and has to eat gluten-free, it can be really intimidating. You’re heading into a new place, and there isn’t a lot of information about how to go on a gluten-free safari. I’ve been Celiac for more than 10 years. I’ve discovered that one of my absolute favorite things is a safari. I’ve been on 4 trips in 3 different countries. They’ve been a variety of styles, from a luxury stay to camping (okay, glamping). So you can find something that works for you. I’ve ..read more

European Christmas Markets are becoming a bucket list-worthy trip. Rightly so. Experiencing the magic of the markets is a perfect way to get you in the mood for the holidays. But there are hundreds of markets to choose from. It’s impossible to see them all on one trip (especially if you’re using American vacation time). I remember being frustrated and overwhelmed trying to nail down an itinerary for my Christmas market trip. This Christmas Market itinerary will give you an option to consider as you plan your trip. Christmas Market Itinerary: Overview This is the general overview of the itinera ..read more

Vienna is a beautiful city. The architecture and music scene make it extra. It’s also a great place to visit in early winter. The Christmas markets in Vienna were my favorite! There was so much to do but it can be cold. It’s especially cold when you’re trying to explore everything the city has to offer. This Vienna winter packing list is a great place to start so you know what to pack and what to leave. Packing in winter is hard. Everything is bulky so you have to be even more intentional about what you bring with you. This is based on what I learned from walking around the city in the cold. S ..read more

Vienna is a beautiful city all year; the music and architecture are always festive. But, during the Advent season, the city comes alive with markets everywhere. After checking so many markets these are the best Vienna Christmas Markets. One of them was my favorite of the whole trip. These are the best Christmas markets plus what to do when the markets aren’t open and everything else you need to know to plan your trip to see the markets in Vienna. The Best Christmas Markets in Vienna Every market is fun to wander around but these are great places to fit in. 1 – Main Christmas Market – Rathauspl ..read more

To explore a city and see Christmas markets it’s helpful to have a plan. Luckily, the markets in Vienna are usually near the sites you’d want to see anyone. This Vienna Christmas Market itinerary helps you plan to see the city and the Christmas markets on your visit. We’ll assume 3 days. I know you’re trying to see more than one city on your trip. I’d recommend adding the markets in Budapest and Bratislava. Some of the links on the page are affiliate links. If you choose to purchase from one of the links, I earn money at no extra cost to you. I’ll only recommend brands I’ve used and love (or a ..read more

Figuring out where to eat when you’re traveling as a Celiac is stressful. You can read reviews on apps all day but sometimes it’s nice to have a report from someone who has traveled to the place and eaten the things. I’ve been celiac for more than 10 years. This is my guide to gluten-free Vienna. It’s places I ate or places I regret not making it to. I only had about 36 hours in Vienna so I couldn’t eat everywhere, but I tried. Some of the links on the page are affiliate links. If you choose to purchase from one of the links, I earn money at no extra cost to you. I’ll only recommend brands I’v ..read more

What is now Budapest used to be three different cities; Buda, Pest, and Obuda. So, the city is big and there are plenty of places to stay. But, if you’re visiting you won’t want to stay just anywhere, and looking for where to stay in Budapest can be overwhelming. Budapest is one of my favorite cities. I got recommendations from a local before I visited and it really helped! I’ll share her knowledge and my experience to help you decide where to stay when you visit. Some of the links on the page are affiliate links. If you choose to purchase from one of the links, I earn money at no extra cost t ..read more

Planning a vacation is a balancing act. How much time do you have? What can you do to make the most of that time without going too quickly? I know the feeling. Vienna is an incredible city to visit. But, if you’re running short on time is it worth it? It’s a resounding yes. My time in Vienna was short. It’s still one of my favorite cities! You’ll be amazed by the city even if you only have 36 hours in Vienna. But, you’ll need a plan to make the most of your time there. In this post, you’ll learn about getting around Vienna, what to see when you’re there, and anything else you may need to plan ..read more