Italiano adventure, part one.. Venice the unique sinking city, was our first stop in Italy and from the minute we pulled up at the train station I was intrigued by this city, it's canals and boat culture.. Unfortunately we were 'camping' again, this time though we had a cabin.. I would of paid anything not to spend another night in a tent! When we finally found the camping grounds in the outskirts of Venice down past rape ally and yonder the slums, we could tell...

Oktoberfest had arrived!! Pulling into Munich HBF station it was more than obvious; with drunken half dressed girls and guys, young & old in their dirndl and lauderhousens outfits as far as the eye could see!! It seemed so festive and exciting, We bought our outfits straight away at a stall by the station cringed at the price but handed over the €300 and pretended it never happened.. We were now ready for the biggest beer celebration in the world! Aww yeaaa...

HELLO CULTURE SHOCK! After the longest journey; 19hrs via public transport we arrived to Tangier an hour later than expected as we had missed our ferry in Algeciras. We were dead tired but still with a hint of wonder about what Morocco could bring! Our taxi driver was still waiting for us, thank god and we got into what would soon become the Moroccan death cab in our eyes.. The 40 minute journey to Tangier definatly woke us up but it's not hard when most of the ...

Portugal was super lively always with something to do! Our first stop was Porto in the north of Portugal. The city is set up high with a river dividing the two sides, the view as you arrive by train from the bridges looking down is amazing! We were right next to the 'night spot' of Portugal & by day you'd never be able to tell. We met some locals while drinking sangria in our hostel & we tagged along for a proper Portugal experience. Street drinking is le...

I had an avid interest in Spain & I had hoped that the 3 weeks we had to explore the country would not only validate those feelings but at the same time be so much more. Looking back on our time in Spain my heart is warmed, it was a very welcoming country - the locals are all so enthused by their traditions and cultures it really is beautiful. Our first stop was Barcelona and I'm not sure how many of you have experienced central Barcelona but its seriously ...