I’m Alyssa Ramos, a full-time, self-made, solo traveler who’s been to over 85+ Countries, all 7 Continents, 7 World Wonders, 7 Wonders of Nature, plus I recently climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and dove the Great Barrier Reef!
I created this life of full-time traveling completely on my own, and my goal is to give you as much information and inspiration as possible to make travel happen for you too!
One of the many reasons that globetrotters like me decide to live part time in places like Tulum, is for the affordable healthcare in Mexico for foreigners! Since I do not live in the USA anymore, I don’t have insurance there, and cannot afford healthcare out of pocket. It is always less stressful knowing there is affordable healthcare in Mexico for foreigners...
The words “easy” and “affordable” usually don’t go in the same sentence as “Fiji islands”, but after my recent solo travels there, I have some solid travel tips to make that a reality! One of my favorite day trips was to Malamala Beach Club in the Mamana Islands of Fiji! Full honesty: I normally can get collaborations in most...
Espiritu Santo, one of the Vanuatu islands, is the ultimate destination for an adventure luxury escape (or even a honeymoon!) but spoiler alert: it can be a bit difficult to plan and coordinate on your own. Which is why I would 100% suggest booking a luxury-adventure package with Exclusive Sunrise Eco Resort! Owned by a lovely Australian family who now call Espiritu...
If you’re looking into planning a trip to the Solomon Islands, you’ve probably heard the most about Honiara, the capital. And that’s probably because the rest of the islands have limited information and are pretty difficult to figure out how to travel to. I spent weeks trying to figure out how to get to the outer islands before my trip to the Solomons, but to hardly...
After four expeditions to the 7th continent, here’s what I have for Antarctica photography tips, and also the camera gear I’d recommend! To be completely honest, I use my phone a lot of the time, and I’ve seen most people who I’ve taken there (over 150 people) do the same. So if you’re not ready to splurge on new gear, especially after...
Financial freedom is something I never knew was a thing until people started asking me how I gained it. It’s been ten years since I’ve been working-while-traveling running my own businesses, and fifteen years since I left my last office job. Working on my blog/social from the Philippines where I only spend $50/day, and have $1500 passive income per month...
After seeing a promotional article dubbing the “50 Best Beaches in the World” for 2024, I had …thoughts. As someone who has been to probably close to a thousand beaches all over the world, I could only agree with about ten of the listed “best beaches”, so I decided to make my own list. One of the smaller beaches on La Digue in the...
If you’re looking to make the most out of an Abu Dhabi long layover on a budget, I have just found the ultimate hack! As you probably know or assume, Abu Dhabi is pretty expensive, especially when it comes to getting around, so this hack takes care of that! DCIM\100GOPRO\GOPR8422.JPG Also, if your layover is only a few hours long, this probably won’t work, it works...
Yes you read that correctly, I recently got engaged in Italy and am currently living on my fiance’s vineyard for the summer in Sardinia, after traveling solo here last year and meeting him! (But note! I am still traveling around 6 months per year, and I still have my epic little apartment in Tulum that I own and rent out when I’m not there!) My cute beach...
A recent article dubbing this year’s “50 Best Beaches in the World” named Cala Mariolu as number two, and Cala Gororitze as number nineteen, and I just so happen to be living right next to them! So, I set off on a little excursion along the Baunei Coast, to go check it out, and decide if they’re worthy of the number two and nineteen spots, as well as being considered...
