Rio offers you major postcard views, whereas Salvador gives you that Afro-Brazilian soul you must experience. Both cities offer something deeply soulful, and I swear you will be booking a flight back on your way home. So here’s everything I did in Brazil! Take it, tweak it as you see fit, and thank me later. Rio de Janeiro Here is everything you need to know about Cidade Maravilhosa: Where to Stay I spent my time in two quite different places, and to be honest, both of the

Was this the best solo trip of my life? Well, yes! And because I love you guys, and I know you're going to ask, here is my exact itinerary word for word, bar for bar so you can steal it. But first.. Day 1: Arrive in Livingstone, Zambia and Royal Livingstone Express Fly into Livingstone I flew Airlink from Johannesburg, South Africa, to Livingstone, Zambia, in the morning and arrived around noon. Upon arrival, I asked for the Kaza Univisa. This visa is available to citizens of

Where to Stay We stayed at Ladera, and it exceeded every expectation and more. The resort is heavily eco-focused, with the room concept being "open-wall". Meaning, there's no AC, and you're truly one with nature. Pair that with A+ service, luxury amenities, and so much to do, you'll never want to leave the resort. It was the perfect place for our honeymoon. For those looking to be in Soufriere, but looking for something a bit more budget-friendly, I'd suggest checking out: St

If there's one city in West Africa I'm obsessed with, it's Dakar. Vibrant, full of flavor, and perfectly chaotic, much like my personality, haha. If you were my friend, and I loved you, these are the top things I'd force you to do on a first-time visit to the city. I promise you won't want to skip a single little thing on this list (or do, idk, you won't hurt my feelings). 1. Go to Gorée Island (and go early) This is one of the most important historical stops in Dakar, and it