Planning – Amy’s Adventures

Czeching Out Pretty Prague

My mom, sister and I had planned to do a mini Euro-Trip in May 2020, but we all know that in 2020 and a lot of 2021, international travel was a no-go. Luckily, we were able to complete the original trip in May 2022. We started off in Paris, but that’ll be another post forContinue reading “Czeching Out Pretty Prague”

Checkin’ Out Central America

In December 2017, my friend Farrah and I left Calgary for warmer temperatures; as I always do in winter (present year excluded). We left in the middle of a snow storm, so it really couldn’t have been better timing. We were heading to Antigua, Guatemala, for the start of a two and a half weekContinue reading “Checkin’ Out Central America”

Vancouver Vibes

Before the pandemic exploded into Canada, I took a quick weekend trip to Vancouver with my friend to meet another friend of ours that lives there, so we could celebrate her leap year birthday. Little did I know, this would probably be the only “vacation” I would be taking for some time. This was myContinue reading “Vancouver Vibes”

Budgeting 101

Do you want to start taking more trips and you want a few tips on how to make your hard-earned money go further? I love to travel and spend a decent amount of money doing so. I’ve been known to splurge here and there, but for the most part, I like to save money whereContinue reading “Budgeting 101”

South Africa: Cities, Penguins and Safaris

In 2016, my sister, Amanda, and I went to South Africa. We booked this trip through G Adventures more than a year in advance as we’d always really wanted to go on a safari. I’ve been on three trips with G and all have been fantastic, and I’d definitely recommend checking them out so I’llContinue reading “South Africa: Cities, Penguins and Safaris”

Itineraries – Where Do You Start?

If you’re not one for planning, thinking about creating an itinerary for an entire trip may seem like a daunting task. Don’t get me wrong; if you want an itinerary that will maximize your time in a location and allow you to see as much as you can, it will be a decent amount ofContinue reading “Itineraries – Where Do You Start?”