Boho Guide

Day Tripping to Grenoble

Day Tripping to Grenoble

One of the many perks about traveling in Europe is the accessibility of trains. After a few blissful days in Paris, my boyfriend and I decided to take a short and sweet detour to Grenoble. The southeastern French city is as picturesque as a postcard. Reminding me of South American landscape, seeing the mountains peeking over the city buildings was [...]

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Boho Guide to Berlin

Boho Guide to Berlin

For years, I’ve heard nothing but rave reviews from family, friends and fellow bloggers who have traveled or lived in Berlin. Having not made it to the hip city myself until last month, I now realize what all the fuss is about. Berlin is a quintessential avant-garde city that suits all different personality types and interest levels. Here are five [...]

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Traveling Prague on a Budget

Traveling Prague on a Budget

This post was written by a guest writer. Though Prague remains one of Europe’s most ideal vacation spots, it isn’t as cheap as it once was. The popularity of the Czech Republic’s capital city as a tourist destination has skyrocketed, and this has inevitably pushed prices up. According to the well-regarded Backpacker Index, a budget holiday in the city costs [...]

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Boho Guide to Helsinki

Boho Guide to Helsinki

During my trip to Finland I quickly fell in love with everything that Helsinki is – inspiring, bohemian and green. Here is my latest “Boho Guide” for the avant-garde traveler. Whether you have one day in the city or an entire year, these 5 ways will help you see the indie side of Helsinki. 1) Kick your Way through Town [...]

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Cruising along Coastal Corfu

Cruising along Coastal Corfu

Greece has been going through a rough patch lately but despite problems here and there, my travel lust for visiting the Greek Islands has only intensified. Here are 5 things I’d like to see and do in Corfu: 1) Visit the Achilleion Palace I’m a sucker for European palaces, which is why I’d like to visit the palace originally built for Empress [...]

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3 Leisurely Ways to Explore Mexico

3 Leisurely Ways to Explore Mexico

Mexico is always a popular vacation spot for avant-garde travelers and water sport fanatics alike. While I do try to be as active as possible, I generally prefer a more laid-back approach to travel. Here are my three favorite ways to explore the real Mexico. Kayak During my time in Los Cabos, I went kayaking for about an hour, which [...]

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Off the Grid Beaches in Thailand

Off the Grid Beaches in Thailand

This post is written by Global Basecamps. Thailand has it all: ancient ruins, holy temples, elephant rides, world-class parties, and so help me Buddha, the very best, cheapest street food I have ever tasted. There is one other thing you will encounter while touring here though: other tourists. Tons of them. When we travel, many of us want to feel [...]

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Cambodia Off the Beaten Path

Cambodia Off the Beaten Path

This post is by Karina Schroeder, one of our contributors.  Like all countries, Cambodia is diverse and rich in culture. Newly opened to the tourism scene (within the past 20 years), it is fast becoming one of the most popular travel destinations in Southeast Asia. The ancient temples of Angkor Wat, the major cities of Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, [...]

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Boho Guide to Jerusalem

Boho Guide to Jerusalem

Jerusalem is undoubtedly one of the world’s most historical cities and while each person has a different motivation for visiting, this guide highlights some of the attractions that is sure to interest the bohemian traveler. Local Market There are a few different markets throughout Jerusalem but the most notable are The Old City market and Mahane Yehuda market. During the day, [...]

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A Day in Palestine

A Day in Palestine

During my trip to Israel I decided to stay two extra days to explore more cities. I figured that since I didn’t know the next time I’d be in Israel, this was the logical thing to do. However, after a whirlwind trip full of thrilling adventures, I was beyond exhausted but eagerly trudged along. I checked into a hostel in [...]

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Historical Highlights from Israel

Historical Highlights from Israel

Many people who come to Israel are at least aware of its historical and religious significance. For me, I was interested in the religious aspect of the country as much as the bohemian elements that make this country so unique. Here are a few highlights from my trip. Haifa & Akko Located in the north of Israel, Haifa is the [...]

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Budget Bodrum for the Luxe Boho

Budget Bodrum for the Luxe Boho

Bohemian Travelers heading to Turkey this summer should try to squeeze a weekend getaway to Bodrum into their itinerary, as the coastal city seems to fit every travel style. Regular flights to Bodrum run year-round and even if you are on a budget, the city is designed to make you feel ultra chic. Feel Like a Princess Perhaps I’ve watched too [...]

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