Lost in the Magic of the Island of Crete

Don't let the word "island" trick your brain into thinking that Crete is small.. It is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, measuring 160 miles east to west, and boasting 650 miles of coastline. and deserves at least 1-2 weeks to explore it superficially and much longer to take a deeper dive. Crete is… Continue reading Lost in the Magic of the Island of Crete

Sun, Sangria, and Nerja Vibes

Nerja is a coastal town in southern Spain that is an easy day trip from Málaga Centro. To reach Nerja from Málaga Centro buses run about every hour costing 5-7 euros and take around an hour and a half. I highly recommend downloading the also app and booking your tickets on the app ahead of… Continue reading Sun, Sangria, and Nerja Vibes

Rabat: Morocco’s Calm Capital

The capital of Morocco, Rabat, is one of the four imperial cities of Morocco and is located along the shores of the Bouregreg River & the Atlantic Ocean. “Rabat” means “fortified place” in Arabic. Rabat is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and when you walk around Rabat you will see strong Islamic and… Continue reading Rabat: Morocco’s Calm Capital

A Guide to Essaouira’s Windswept Magic

Essaouira is a port city on Morocco’s Atlantic Coast, located about three hours west of Morocco by car. Essaouira is nicknamed the “Windy City of Africa,” its strong coastal winds make it a popular beach destination for kite-surfers and windsurfers. It is windy year-round with the winds being the least strong during September and October.… Continue reading A Guide to Essaouira’s Windswept Magic

A First-Timer’s Guide to Marrakech

Marrakech is located about 50 miles north of North Africa’s highest peak in the Atlas Mountains and is considered a prime location because of its proximity to other key cities. Marrakech is a major economic center that is home to many mosques, palaces, gardens, and a bustling medina. A symbol of the city, and visible… Continue reading A First-Timer’s Guide to Marrakech