Field Notes from the Road
Real stories from the road—wins, weird moments, and the “wish-I’d-knowns.” These posts are my unfiltered take on places I’ve actually traveled, with honest opinions and the simple tricks that help solo women feel confident. Expect practical takeaways tucked inside personal tales, from budget blunders to street-food gold. No fluff, no filters—just the truth and a nudge to go.
San José: Museums, Maps, and My Final Day in Costa Rica
With only one full day in San José, I explored the National Museum, wandered through the historic centre, discovered pre-Columbian gold and centuries-old maps, and ended the day watching Uncharted. It was a fitting final stop before leaving Costa Rica behind and continuing into Panama.
Travel Burnout: When the Dream Starts to Feel Like Work
After months of nonstop travel through Central America, I hit a point where the dream didn’t feel so dreamy anymore. This is the honest side of travel burnout—what it felt like, why it happened, and how I learned to slow down.