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10 Romantic Things for Couples to Do in Thailand

We recently spent 2 weeks in Thailand and had the opportunity to island hop! Here are some of our favorite romantic things for couples to do in Thailand.

5 Romantic Places for Couples in California

As California natives, we’ve picked our favorite, romantic places for couples in California to enjoy on a vacation, or staycation!

5 Romantic Places for Couples in Mykonos

For those who think that Mykonos is nothing more than a party island, you’re in for a nice surprise. Here are our favorite places for couples in Mykonos!

5 Romantic Places for Couples in Milan

The third largest city in Italy is also one of the most romantic cities in Europe… here are five romantic places for couples in Milan!

5 Romantic Places for Couples in Rome

Walking around Rome is romantic in and of itself. Check out our favorite, romantic places for couples in Rome for your next adventure!

5 Romantic Places for Couples in Florence

After living in Florence, we have to admit it is one of the most romantic Italian cities we’ve experienced. Here are the top romantic places for couples in Florence!

Top Destinations for Couples in 2016

Let’s face it: you and your partner need a romantic vacation this year. So, we’ve compiled the tops destinations for couples in 2016!

The Ultimate Couples’ Travel Bucket List

Over this past year and countless adventures, we’ve developed quite an awesome couples travel bucket list that we wanted to share with you all!

10 Mistakes Every Couple Makes While Traveling

Traveling as a couple presents a myriad of challenges. So here are are ten mistakes every couple makes while traveling (and how to overcome them)!

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Who wants to take a solo trip this year? ✈️
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I'm currently planning my first trip of 2020 with me, myself and I! Solo travel is my own form of #selfcare.

While it can seem daunting, traveling on your own is incredibly liberating! You pick wherever and whenever you want to go, what you want to do, and what you want to eat. It might seem straight forward, but even when you're traveling with your family, or best friend, or partner, you end up doing some things you don't necessarily want to do, or you might skip something that really excites you!

I've traveled alone all over the world—from Mozambique to Egypt to France and they've been some of my all-time favorite trips.

Scuba diving has become my biggest passion and, most of the time, I choose to take these types of trips alone. This year, I've decided to book a solo trip to go diving in Curacao! Part of the ABC islands, this island has amazing coral reefs, sea walls, and sunken ships.

I’m booking my trip NOW during @Expedia’s Spring Sale (until March 1)—there are tons of deals on flights, and up to 40% off hundreds of hotels and activities! There’s even an additional 10% off coupon exclusively for LIKEtoKNOW.it shoppers. Check out my link in bio to save!

Where will you be heading?
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Adventures around Cape Town with @goodbaileyboy are the best! The mountain behind us is called Lion’s Head and is one of the most iconic landmarks (and hiking spots) in the city.

I personally think sunrise is the best time to hike it!

For sunset, some of favorite spots are:
• Signal Hill
• Table Mountain
• Chapman’s Peak
• Maiden’s Cove
• The Sea Point Promenade
• From the sea looking back at the city (either by kayak or catamaran!)
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#capetown #signalhill #southafrica #weeklyfluff #cockapoo

#Sponsored Many of you have heard about the water

#Sponsored Many of you have heard about the water crisis in Cape Town that hit international news in 2018. Living here, I saw firsthand the crisis we were in as we neared “Day Zero” — we cut our water use drastically.
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It's truly amazing when people, communities, and companies come together to support one another in times of crisis. During this time, I learned about @WaterlessHaircare —it was born in Cape Town, during the water crisis, with the idea of providing high-quality hair care products that didn't require a drop of water!

They've created my favorite dry shampoo that smells amazing, a dry conditioner that leaves my hair silky-smooth (say what?!), hair mists and styling products —all-around haircare that doesn't require you to use a drop of water. To help reduce my water use, I take short showers and I only wash my hair every 3-4 days (and use dry shampoo in between)! A company that is focusing on conservation like this is a company I can get behind. I want to encourage everyone to reduce their water consumption, no matter where you live and try to spend less time in the shower! Products like these help the environment and actually work (even on my fine, perpetually oily hair). Check out my LINK IN BIO and my Stories to learn more about this company and my fave products that are available in the US.
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Three years of you 💙
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Just after I had moved to Cape Town, I met Meyer and began the biggest adventure of my life.

A lot of you have asked (famous last words on IG...I know lol!!!) how we met—short and sweet—it was in a coffee shop. Then I asked him on our first date. BOOM!

He’s 6’6” and I’m 5’9.” He played professional rugby in Treviso, Italy for 5 years and had just retired and returned to Cape Town when we met. He speaks Italian, Afrikaans and English.

We both LOVE food, but are pretty much complete opposites with everything else lol. He’s my biggest supporter and cares so deeply for the people in his life. I’m a very lucky girl!

Thank you for loving me, @meyerofcapetown ❤️ Jy is my gunsteling mens
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PS feel free to ask questions about us in the comments! x

Into the Mist ☁️🌿
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One of the best parts of staying at @sanctuaryretreats Gorilla Forest Camp was getting the opportunity to spend time in the local community. I know a lot of us try to travel deeper (to avoid the paved ‘tourist’ route so to speak) when we are in a new destination. One of the complexities with this when traveling the African continent is that a lot of people want this version of “Africa” that feels authentic, but might not actually be.

While it’s exciting to get to learn more about the people and places we visit, it’s also important to recognize when our own self-interest might make others feel like a spectacle. It might sound cool to ‘grab a beer with the locals’ or to tour a local village, but does it really support the people that need our tourism dollars most?

In Bwindi, most people come to trek to see the gorillas. The regulations and permit fees are high to ensure that these endangered species are protected and that there are funds going back into conservation.

However, there are so many complexities with conservation and human-animal conflict. One being the displacement of the hunter-gatherer Batwa Pygmy people that lived in the forest for generations. They now live in the community, but for many years, suffered greatly. We were fortunate to get to visit some of the few remaining Batwa, as well as many other incredible organizations, where we could put our money directly into the hands of the people that need it most.

Organizations like the Women’s Bicycle Project and @ride4awoman are bringing sustainable changes and empowering women through education, job creation and micro-financing. The local hospital that started as a clinic in 2003 now provides care to over 100,000 people.

I won’t pretend to know everything about Bwindi, but our experience was wonderfully full of hope for both the wildlife and community that’s been positively impacted by eco-tourism—something that’s not easy to do. I hope you keep this in mind during your travels and support local initiatives whenever possible!
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