Travel For Adventurous Women
Travel Belles have a lot to say! First person narratives, monthly blog discussions on travel topics, profiles and opinion pieces.
This is Krista, writing to you from Queensland, Australia this morning as I share a round up of great posts from the Belle-es-sphere, the blogs written by some of our favorite past Travel Belle contributors. We start in Canada with a tour of a festival for small batch breweries by Cailin: Small Batch Burn A … Read more
Good morning from Queensland, Australia! In this month’s edition of Around the Belle-es-sphere we’re heading to Provence, Budapest, California, and Italy through the words and photos of our Belle friends from around the globe. We start with a beautiful weekend getaway in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence by Tuula: Weekend in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence Belle Provence Travels, 16 February 2014, France … Read more
Travelling the world without much money is a reality that most people nowadays can actually achieve. The advent of the Internet, cheap air travel and the sharing economy has made travel easier, faster and a lot cheaper. Not so long ago the dream of travelling long-term meant having loads of cash reserves. Sure if you … Read more
The most popular private jet routes around the world tend to begin or end in New York or London. That’s according to information gathered by global real estate consultancy Knight Frank in its annual Wealth Reports. They have been following private jet travel the past few years as part of Knight Frank’s analysis of global … Read more
If you’ve traveled to Europe on a budget, chances are, you’ve flown Ryanair. For over a decade, the airline has reigned as the continent’s king of cheap flights.
My theory has long been that if you can’t sort things into bags, you likely don’t need them. The task was to figure out which bags were essential for a month-long trip – November 30 to December 30, 2011 – through Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador and the Galapagos. Then, at the end of December, I would … Read more
Beyond the Party: The Booming Business of The Yacht Week Forbes, December 3, 2013 I didn’t know such a thing as Yacht Week existed until recently. The idea is you gather your friends and plan a “yacht week,” where you’ll charter a sailboat and travel a set route at the same time as other boats … Read more
Today we welcome Rose of The Luxury Safari Company as a supporter of Travel Belles. Luxury safaris are on many people’s bucket lists – and for those this article will certainly seem like we’re preaching to the converted, but we (The Luxury Safari Company) would like to try and inspire those who don’t have Africa … Read more
Weekly Question #9: Have you ever been disappointed by a place or attraction? Yes, we’re Travel Belles, optimistic, spirited women who try and see the best in every experience we’re lucky enough to have. But sometimes even we feel a sense of disappointment. Still, in true Travel Belles style, the responses to our Weekly Question … Read more
The time of year you choose to visit Australia and New Zealand will have a major impact on the experiences you’ll have there. Go in June for example and you’ll have short daylight hours and snow-capped mountains in New Zealand, whereas even Sydney gets cold at this time of the year. Australia is mostly associated … Read more
