It is said to be Europe’s Hawaii, known for its namesake wine, warm subtropical temperate, high mountains, rugged cliffs, black beaches, natural sugarcane, banana plantations, and botanical gardens - it has a lot to offer for such a small island.

New Zealand has been known as a bucket list destination and natural phenomenas. I have been lucky enough to visit the county on two occasions. Once to travel and once to try and move there permanently.

Slovenia is a country that is situated in central Europe in-between countries such as Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Croatia. It has been claimed to be a hidden gem and I can see why! It is full of turquoise and glacier lakes, mountains (Julian Alps), and ski resorts. A little piece of paradise and easy to navigate around especially as almost everyone speaks English.

Prague is nicknamed the ‘city of the thousand spires’ mainly for its variety of architecture, churches, and old towers. It is the largest city in the Czech Republic and the 13th largest European city. The city thrives off tourism especially stag and hen parties for the cheap alcohol but has a lot of attractions for the solo traveller or romantic getaway too.

Indonesia is a country that consists of over 17,000 tropical islands and is the world’s largest island country. It is a tropical paradise and is very humid and hot for most of the year, even in its monsoon season that runs from November to March.

Situated in the Mediterranean Sea, La Corse is a French island just off mainland France. It has a different feeling to the mainland from the language, cuisine, turquoise seas, and don’t forget that it is a very mountainous island too