10 Places To Visit After The Quarantine

Check our Ubud Guide In Bali Here

Check the best flower baths in Bali

3. Thailand

Thailand is a big country where you can find many different things to do and see, you could spend weeks discovering temples and exploring the jungle or snorkeling and sunbathing!

Thailand is not expensive and there are many accommodation options. Unfortunately some locations do get really busy and sometimes it’s impossible to enjoy the place.

We were there right before the lockdown and we were lucky to have all the temples for ourselves when they usually receive hundreds of tourists every day. That’s why it is a very good option too!

Check my guide for the Best Temples in North Of Thailand

Also, we need to remember how important is to help local business and how much they will suffer because of the coronavirus as most people live of tourism!

Check our experience at an Eco Elephant Reserve or exploring the Old Rainforest of Khao Sok

4. Barcelona

Who doesn’t love Spain? Barcelona is a lovely city to visit all year. Many of you I’m sure you’ve already been there but if you haven’t or would love to come back again, it would be a good time as there will be less tourists, which means no queuing. I’ve got relatives in Barcelona and love going as often as I can, but it’s true that sometimes there are too many people especially in summer and hotels/Airbnbs can be quite expensive! You will find good deals for sure now!

Check our Barcelona Guide to know more about this city.5. Maldives

Maldives is on everyone’s bucket list for sure! Flights can be expensive and staying at the dreamy water bungalows can be expensive too!

All Maldives resorts are closed during the lockdown and we are expecting to find many new offers once they open again, which makes it a very good idea for your next trip!

But don’t think that every hotel in Maldives is expensive and not affordable! You can also book Airbnbs for 25-35$/day and still enjoy the Maldives!Fushifaru taken By MichuTravel

Soneva Jani taken By Alexpreview

6. Greece

Discover the Allure of Greece: Where Beauty and History Unite on Enchanting Islands like Mykonos, Santorini, Rhodes, Zante, and More!

Read our Santorini Blog here

Immerse in the Glory of Legendary Sunsets, Savor Delectable Cuisine, and Capture Unforgettable Moments – Perfect for Couples and Photography Enthusiasts!

Uncover the Fascinating Ghost Towns, like Mesa Gonia in Santorini, A Testament of Time’s Passage, Now Open for Exploration. Wander Through Deserted Streets and Befriend the Charming Cats That Call These Ancient Paths Home

7. Bora Bora

Bora Bora is on most people’s bucket list, the main problems are the distance and the price. Flights are usually really expensive (2-3000 $ Return) unless you find a deal, and the dreamy hotels you see on instagram are pretty expensive too.

That’s why after the quarantine it will be more likely to find flights way cheaper than usual for your future trip.

About the hotels, you can still find affordable AirBnBs or stay at a local home without spending that much money. But if you really want to stay in the famous resorts or at a water bungalow this will be the most moment to book one.Bora Bora is a place you will never forget and it will be in your memory foreve

7. Cinque Terre

Unraveling the Charms of Cinque Terre: Italy’s Treasured Gem of Five Unique Villages Neighboring Each Other.

As one of my favorite places in the world, each village holds its distinct beauty. Yet, the allure attracts hundreds of tourists daily, making it challenging to find solitude. To truly enjoy the magic, consider spending at least two nights, allowing you to relish the tranquil moments after 6 pm, when the crowds depart.

During our visit in the low season, we booked an AirBnB in Riomaggiore at a delightful rate of around $45 per night. In high season, prices typically begin around $70. Alternatively, you can opt to stay in the main city of La Spezia for a budget-friendly option of $20-40 per night

If you would love to know more about it, check my Cinque Terre Travel Guide Here

8. Spanish South Coast

I was born here and it’s one of my favorite parts of Spain

My favorite villages to Visit are Altea, Villajoyosa, Denia and Javea.

Today I’m going to talk about the first two.

Altea reminds me of Greece so much. It is a small village located north of Alicante and Benidorm. Altea is known for its white streets and their stone paths, which they were brought one by one from their local beach! My favorite area is the old town and then walk to the beach which is only 5 mins away. Check my Altea Day Trip Itinerary.

VillaJoyosa is another village near Altea, this one is closer to Alicante and I love how colorful it is. They painted every house with a different color to attract more tourists and they did!

Check my Villajoyosa Day Trip Itinerary

If you want to know more about these place, don’t be shy to email me or send me a DM, I love chatting with you

9. Rome

Another beautiful city in Italy. Rome is in our lists as it is a very busy place, lots of tourists and expensive accommodation. But don’t let all this stop you, If you are planning to come here, come after the high season and explore the city early in the morning and you will be alone all the time!

Read our Romantic blog about Rome here

AirBnB and booking are the best to find affordable accommodation, and I’m sure you will find it.

If you want to learn more about this place and find the most instagrammable places in the city check my guide

10. Paris

To end with our list, I wanted to add Paris, also one of my favorite cities in the world! We visited this city 3 times and you still have plenty of things to do!

We all know how busy it can get, especially during the summer months. If you want to explore Paris with fewer people you may need to come after the quarantine or during low season.

Tip: We booked an AirBnB literally 5 mins from the Eiffel tower, we paid only 45$/night because we chose an apartment with no Wifi (All the other places in the same location where 90$/night) We downloaded all the movies and series in a cafe! After walking for hours you won’t need to spend time with your laptop 🙂

We went at the end of October and got up early every day and we were able to get amazing photos!