An island of contrasts, experienced through where you stay. From quiet gardens to oceanfront pools and a resort that feels like a city of its own, this blog explores Tenerife’s five-star hotels and the art of slowing down in November.

A hotel that feels like Madrid, a room you actually rest in, and a sauna that resets everything. This blog is about staying well in the city - where you sleep, how you recover, and why those details quietly shape the trip.

Stylish lunches, calm cafés, and small details that make Madrid feel different. From coffee rituals to knowing where to sit, this is a guide to places that quietly raise your standards and make lunch feel like part of the city’s style.

Sometimes a city isn’t about ticking boxes. It’s about slow walks, unexpected views, quiet museums, and moments that stay with you. This blog shares three experiences that made Madrid feel personal, memorable, and impossible to rush.

Madrid kept me busy. These hotel spas slowed me down. From deep massages to gentle facials, this blog is about choosing the right kind of rest while travelling - not too much, not too little, just enough.

Madrid, solo, and three hotels that completely changed how I experienced the city. From feeling accidentally royal to quietly at home, this is about where I stayed, why it mattered, and why I’d go back without thinking twice.

Seville pulled me in with slow walks, tiled palaces, cozy cafés, and tapas that turned into long nights. This blog shares the spots I loved most, what surprised me, and why this city lingers long after you leave behind you.

After two months in Marbella, I headed to Seville and found two 4-star hotels that genuinely shaped my trip. Full of history, character and calm corners, they turned my stay into something special. If you’re planning Seville, you’ll want to read this.

October had me hopping between a few 4-star hotels in Marbella, and honestly, some of them felt like little worlds of their own. From gorgeous rooms to genuinely kind staff, these stays ended up shaping my trip in the best way.

Not every spa in Marbella is about luxury and show. I’ve found hidden gems, steam baths, and wellness havens where you can truly unwind.

Working remotely in Marbella turned out to be way better than I expected, mostly thanks to a few coworking spaces that honestly changed my whole routine. Some were relaxed, some felt like creative hubs, and others surprised me with how social they were.

Who says solo travel can’t include incredible food? In Marbella, I found myself indulging at Nobu, Messina, and Kava - three restaurants that deliver amazing flavors, cozy atmospheres, and dining experiences you’ll want to tell everyone about.

Want to spend a day on Marbella’s sand like a local? I’ve rounded up my favourite beach clubs, from relaxed hideaways to lively spots, with delicious food, cocktails, and sun-soaked vibes that make every visit unforgettable.

Marbella has some amazing parks that are perfect for a lazy afternoon. Think huge trees, turtles and ducks wandering around, and quirky sculptures to stumble upon. I loved exploring them, and I’m excited to share my favorites with you.

Marbella is obsessed with padel, and after trying courts all over town, so am I. Here’s my personal rundown of the clubs that genuinely impressed me. If you want great vibes, great courts, and a few surprises, this guide is for you.

Wander Marbella with me as I hunt down the city’s best gluten-free eats. From colorful breakfast bowls at Brunchit to elegant dinners at Cascada, this is a tasty, relaxed journey through flavors, vibes, and hidden foodie gems.

As a solo traveller in Marbella, I hit up a couple of salons and walked out feeling way more put together. Long hair trims, clean nails, and friendly vibes - these spots made the whole experience actually fun.

I’ve been exploring Marbella’s hotel scene one stay at a time, and here are two more 5-star picks that earned their place on my list. Warm service, great food, and calm, stylish rooms - everything that makes a solo trip feel just right.

Came to Marbella for the sun, stayed for the delis. From fresh seafood to jamón and all the little gourmet things in between, here’s what I found (and loved) while eating my way around town.

If you’re heading to Marbella and love a good round of golf, this trip was made for you. I explored some standout courses, each with its own charm, views, and stories. Here’s what made them worth the swing.