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A Foodie Road Trip Through Puglia

Puglia is a southern Italian region that has garnered a lot of attention in recent years for good reason. She's dreamy. But while most people know to come here for the region's impeccable beaches, where many fail to do proper research is knowing what to eat. Puglia, like every Italian region from the hidden gem…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 9, 20260Comments

The Seychelles

One-Day Itinerary for Mahé, Seychelles

The Seychelles was one of those destinations that lived on my beach bucket list for the longest time. When I finally had the opportunity to travel there after road tripping Madagascar, it felt like the tropical respite would be the antidote to the adventure that came with my time in Madagascar. While many choose to…

ByKaitlyn RosatiDecember 15, 20250Comments

The Seychelles

The Best Beaches on Mahe Island, the Seychelles

After road tripping Madagascar, I was very much looking forward to the pure and utter relaxation in the Seychelles. What I assumed would be a relaxing getaway managed to completely exceed my expectations: the Seychelles aren't just relaxing, they are paradise. I spent five glorious days lounging about, going from beach to beach to beach.…

ByKaitlyn RosatiSeptember 10, 20250Comments

Mauritius

Beyond the Beaches: What to do in Mauritius

Mauritius holds a special place in my heart for me for many reasons. One: it was my 90th country visited! Flying in from the Seychelles felt as exciting as ever. Two: I survived my first seriously gnarly parasite abroad while there. Yeah, nothing says "I've been to 90 countries" like having a worm inside of…

ByKaitlyn RosatiSeptember 10, 20250Comments

USA

8 Fun Things To Do in Sylvan Beach This Summer

Many associate New York state with the bright lights of Times Square or mountainous regions like the Adirondacks or Catskills, but one of New York's best kept secrets is in Oneida County. Sylvan Beach is a tiny beach town with a big personality; there are so many fun things to do in this part of…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJuly 12, 20231Comment

Dominican Republic Hotel Review

Hotel Review: The Cheapest All-Inclusive Resort in Punta Cana, VIK Hotel Arena Blanca

I had five days off in a row after finishing my first year of law school, and to celebrate, I wanted to take a proper getaway. I didn't want an adventure, I simply wanted a vacation. With limited time, and the desire to do nothing other than lay by a pool with a cocktail in…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 13, 20234Comments

Brazil

How Cheap Is Brazil?

I had heard Brazil is cheap, but just how cheap is it? I visited Rio de Janeiro and Foz do Iguaçu in January 2023, which is prime high season. As if January wasn’t already an extremely busy time to visit, I was there in early January, so also had to deal with the influx…

ByKaitlyn RosatiJanuary 8, 20237Comments

Hotel Review Jamaica

Hotel Review: A Solo Retreat At Bahia Principe Luxury Runaway Bay, Jamaica

In 2022, and my travel writing career finally started to gain some traction after three years of ups, downs, and complete standstills. I started writing for The Points Guy, TheTravel, and my blog's traffic increased by over 600% (thank YOU for being a part of that!). An exciting part of being a travel writer is…

ByKaitlyn RosatiNovember 29, 20222Comments

Dominican Republic

I Stayed At An All-Inclusive in Punta Cana… By Myself

Let's face it. Most travelers go to all-inclusive resorts to party with friends, or to chill on a romantic getaway with their partner, or even as a family-friendly vacation. Seldom look at it as the opportunity for a solo trip. In fact, many resorts actually charge more for solo travelers, and some don't allow it…

ByKaitlyn RosatiOctober 18, 20226Comments

France

Nice really IS just a place in France

I headed to Nice, France after the most perfect few days in Italy, and went into it a little disheartened (it's slightly difficult to leave your dream destination). I studied French for five years in grade school, though I don't get to practice much, I have always been fascinated with the culture. I had been to…

ByKaitlyn RosatiNovember 25, 20171Comment