I started in Madrid to see some of my dear friends from college. What I loved most about travelling alone, and without a strict agenda, was that I was able to be spontaneous with my decisions and travel plans. In the two full weeks of vacation time, I was able to explore Madrid and stay with my friend June, also took a day trip with my friend Samantha to a city city 1.5 hours away called Segovia, 3 nights and 4 days in Barcelona, down to the south of Spain, Andalucia, to base myself in Sevilla, a day trip to Cádiz, a separate trip to Córdoba, and then back to Madrid.
As I planned my trip, I was unsure of all the "alone time" I would have but quickly realized the first few days in Spain that sometimes it's harder to be alone when you want to be - and that quite honestly as much as I initially thought I wanted to be alone... I actually really wanted to be around interesting people and hear their story.
Will be sharing more soon...






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ReplyDeleteWow. It obviously paid off for you. It must felt great spending your hard-earned money for something which really makes you happy.
ReplyDeleteWow. I want to travel alone so bad I'm too scared >.<
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