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Greece's hidden gems — islands off the beaten track

Greece's hidden gems — islands off the beaten track

Some trips change you. Greece: Hidden Gems was one of them. The colors, the scents, the hospitality. In this travelogue: culinary highlights, photo spots, and practical tips.

The diversity amazed me. Whether beach, hiking or culinary delights — Greece's insider tips offer everything.

Arrival and first impressions

Easy arrival, flights cost between €100 and €500 depending on the season. A rental car is recommended for flexibility.

My boutique hotel: charming, personal, fantastic breakfast.

Culinary Highlights

Food = understanding culture. Greece's hidden culinary gems are truly convincing. Local cuisine: fresh ingredients, time-honored recipes, passion.

Best restaurant found through word of mouth. No website, handwritten menu, fantastic.

Photo spots

Golden hour for the best photos. Visit popular spots outside of peak hours.

Practical tips

Travel time

Spring or autumn are ideal.

budget

Position €/day
Accommodation 60-120
Eat 25-45
transport 25-40
Activities 10-30
In total 120-235

FAQ

Safe for single women?

Yes.

How many days?

5-10 is ideal.

Card or cash?

Mix. Have €50-100 available locally.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

What impressed me most about this trip was the blend of culture, nature, and culinary experiences. Every day brought new surprises—from spontaneous encounters with locals to breathtaking viewpoints not mentioned in any guidebook. It's precisely these unplanned moments that make traveling so special for me.

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Saudi Arabia Travel Report — Red Sea, AlUla & Modern Desert

Saudi Arabia — A country that defies all stereotypes

Saudi Arabia as a travel destination? Unthinkable just a few years ago. But since the introduction of the tourist visa in 2019, the country has completely opened up—and what I experienced there blew me away. The Red Sea has coral reefs that rival the Great Barrier Reef, Al Ula looks like Mars, and the hospitality is some of the warmest I have ever encountered.




The Red Sea — Pristine Coral Reefs

Jeddah was our starting point for exploring the Red Sea coast. The coral reefs here are still almost untouched—no mass tourism, no snorkeling boats every minute. We saw turtles, rays, and reef sharks. The NEOM region in the north is currently being developed into a mega-resort, but as of now, the Red Sea is still a real insider tip.




AlUla — Desert Art and World Heritage

AlUla is New Zealand's Queenstown for the Middle East—a place so surreal in its beauty that photos simply can't do it justice. The sandstone cliffs of Hegra (Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site) are reminiscent of Petra in Jordan, but without the crowds. The Maraya Concert Hall—a completely mirrored cube in the desert—is the most photogenic building I've ever seen.

Practical tips

visa

E-visa online in 5 minutes for approximately €120. No waiting time, no embassy required.

Dress code

As a woman, you no longer have to wear an abaya. Covering your shoulders and knees is sufficient. In Jeddah and Riyadh, people dress surprisingly modernly.

Cost for 10 days

Position Cost
Flight 400 €
Hotels 700 €
Rental car + petrol 350 €
Food & Activities 400 €
In total ~1.850 €

About the author

Janet Dannehl — 2.3M+ followers. For collaboration inquiries: janetsworld3.de/collaboration

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Fuerteventura travel report — beaches, hiking & surfing

Fuerteventura travel report — beaches, hiking & surfing

Some trips change you. Fuerteventura was one of them. The colors, the scents, the hospitality. In this travelogue: culinary highlights, photo spots, and practical tips.

The diversity impressed me. Whether beach, hiking or culinary delights — Fuerteventura offers everything.

Arrival and first impressions

Easy arrival, flights cost between €100 and €500 depending on the season. A rental car is recommended for flexibility.

My boutique hotel: charming, personal, fantastic breakfast.

Culinary Highlights

Food = understanding culture. Fuerteventura's culinary scene is truly compelling. Local cuisine: fresh ingredients, time-honored recipes, passion.

Best restaurant found through word of mouth. No website, handwritten menu, fantastic.

Photo spots

Golden hour for the best photos. Visit popular spots outside of peak hours.

Practical tips

Travel time

Spring or autumn are ideal.

budget

Position €/day
Accommodation 60-120
Eat 25-45
transport 25-40
Activities 10-30
In total 120-235

FAQ

Safe for single women?

Yes.

How many days?

5-10 is ideal.

Card or cash?

Mix. Have €50-100 available locally.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

What impressed me most about this trip was the blend of culture, nature, and culinary experiences. Every day brought new surprises—from spontaneous encounters with locals to breathtaking viewpoints not mentioned in any guidebook. It's precisely these unplanned moments that make traveling so special for me.

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Albania Travel Report — Europe's Hidden Gem on the Mediterranean

Albania — Europe's best-kept secret

Albania wasn't on my radar. To be honest, I knew almost nothing about the country when we drove south through Montenegro in May 2025. And that's exactly why it blew me away: zero expectations, one thousand surprises. Albania has beaches like Greece, mountains like Switzerland, and prices like Southeast Asia—only without the crowds.




The Albanian Riviera — dream beaches without tourists

The Albanian Riviera between Vlora and Saranda left me speechless. Ksamil is a beach with turquoise water that looks like the Caribbean—but you pay €3 for a sun lounger and €5 for fresh fish on the beach. Drymades Beach is my favorite: wilder, quieter, with a beach bar vibe and breathtaking sunsets.

The food in Albania completely surprised me. Fresh fish, grilled vegetables, byrek (filled phyllo pastries), and the best honey I've ever tasted. A complete dinner with wine for under €15—you won't find that anywhere else in Europe.

Berat — City of a Thousand Windows

Berat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and looks like a painting. White houses climb the hillside, each with enormous windows—hence its nickname. The castle at the top offers a panoramic view that alone is worth the trip. Sitting in the old town in the evening, drinking raki and watching the sunset over the Osum River—that's slow travel at its finest.




Practical tips & costs

Costs for 2 weeks

Position Cost
Flight (via Tirana) 150 €
Rental car (14 days) 280 €
Accommodation 350 €
Eat 200 €
In total ~980 €

FAQ

Is Albania safe?

Yes! I felt safer in Albania than in some major Western European cities. The people are incredibly hospitable—as a tourist, you're practically fawned over.

Do I need a visa?

No — EU citizens can enter visa-free for 90 days.

Write to me Instagram @janetsworld3 for my insider tips!

About the author

Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million Instagram followers. janetsworld3.de/collaboration Brands and tourism boards can submit cooperation requests.

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Glamping Europe — The 15 most beautiful accommodations in nature

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Glamping Europe — The 15 most beautiful accommodations in nature

This topic has interested me since my first trips. I've learned a lot over the years — through experience and experimentation.

Why it's important

It has influenced my everyday travel habits. Not a one-size-fits-all solution, but universal basic principles.

My experiences

I learned this on solo trips: there's room for improvement. Since then, I've tested and refined my approach. Perfection is the enemy of good.

Basics

1. Get informed, don't overplan

Plan the basics, leave the rest open.

2. Quality over quantity

Better to visit fewer places and enjoy them properly.

3. Open to the unexpected

The best moments happen unexpectedly.

FAQ

How to begin?

Just do it.

Large budget needed?

No.

For beginners?

Absolutely.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

What impressed me most about this trip was the blend of culture, nature, and culinary experiences. Every day brought new surprises—from spontaneous encounters with locals to breathtaking viewpoints not mentioned in any guidebook. It's precisely these unplanned moments that make traveling so special for me.

Practical tips for your trip

The best time to travel depends heavily on your personal preferences. I recommend planning at least a week to experience the main highlights at a relaxed pace. Book accommodations early, especially during peak season—the best boutique hotels and vacation rentals fill up quickly.

Regarding the budget: Depending on the destination, plan on spending between 50 and 150 euros per day, including accommodation, food, and activities. Local restaurants off the beaten track often offer the best value for money and the most authentic culinary experiences.

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Japan in spring — cherry blossoms, temples & street food

Japan in spring — cherry blossoms, temples & street food

Some trips change you. Japan in spring was one of them. The colors, the scents, the hospitality. In this travelogue: culinary highlights, photo spots, and practical tips.

The diversity amazed me. Whether beach, hiking or culinary delights — Japan in spring offers everything.

Arrival and first impressions

Easy arrival, flights cost between €100 and €500 depending on the season. A rental car is recommended for flexibility.

My boutique hotel: charming, personal, fantastic breakfast.

Culinary Highlights

Food = understanding culture. Japan in spring offers a compelling culinary experience. Local cuisine: fresh ingredients, traditional recipes, passion.

Best restaurant found through word of mouth. No website, handwritten menu, fantastic.

Photo spots

Golden hour for the best photos. Visit popular spots outside of peak hours.

Practical tips

Travel time

Spring or autumn are ideal.

budget

Position €/day
Accommodation 60-120
Eat 25-45
transport 25-40
Activities 10-30
In total 120-235

FAQ

Safe for single women?

Yes.

How many days?

5-10 is ideal.

Card or cash?

Mix. Have €50-100 available locally.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

Spring and early summer are my absolute favorite time to travel. Nature awakens, the temperatures are perfect for outdoor activities, and the summer crowds haven't arrived yet. The evenings, in particular, with their golden light, make this time of year a photographer's dream.

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Easter on the road — The best spring destinations

Easter on the road — The best spring destinations

Some trips change you. Easter while traveling was one of them. The colors, the scents, the hospitality. In this travelogue: culinary highlights, photo spots, and practical tips.

The variety amazed me. Whether beach, hiking or culinary delights — Easter travel offers everything.

Arrival and first impressions

Easy arrival, flights cost between €100 and €500 depending on the season. A rental car is recommended for flexibility.

My boutique hotel: charming, personal, fantastic breakfast.

Culinary Highlights

Food = understanding culture. Easter while traveling offers a culinary experience that is truly compelling. Local cuisine: fresh ingredients, traditional recipes, passion.

Best restaurant found through word of mouth. No website, handwritten menu, fantastic.

Photo spots

Golden hour for the best photos. Visit popular spots outside of peak hours.

Practical tips

Travel time

Spring or autumn are ideal.

budget

Position €/day
Accommodation 60-120
Eat 25-45
transport 25-40
Activities 10-30
In total 120-235

FAQ

Safe for single women?

Yes.

How many days?

5-10 is ideal.

Card or cash?

Mix. Have €50-100 available locally.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

Spring and early summer are my absolute favorite time to travel. Nature awakens, the temperatures are perfect for outdoor activities, and the summer crowds haven't arrived yet. The evenings, in particular, with their golden light, make this time of year a photographer's dream.

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Colombia Travelogue — Cartagena, Medellín & Coffee Region

Colombia Travelogue — Cartagena, Medellín & Coffee Region

There are trips that change you. Colombia was one of them. The colors, the scents, the hospitality. In this travelogue: culinary highlights, photo spots, and practical tips.

The diversity amazed me. Whether it's the beach, hiking, or culinary delights — Colombia has it all.

Arrival and first impressions

Easy arrival, flights cost between €100 and €500 depending on the season. A rental car is recommended for flexibility.

My boutique hotel: charming, personal, fantastic breakfast.

Culinary Highlights

Food = understanding culture. Colombia's cuisine is truly compelling. Local cuisine: fresh ingredients, time-honored recipes, passion.

Best restaurant found through word of mouth. No website, handwritten menu, fantastic.

Photo spots

Golden hour for the best photos. Visit popular spots outside of peak hours.

Practical tips

Travel time

Spring or autumn are ideal.

budget

Position €/day
Accommodation 60-120
Eat 25-45
transport 25-40
Activities 10-30
In total 120-235

FAQ

Safe for single women?

Yes.

How many days?

5-10 is ideal.

Card or cash?

Mix. Have €50-100 available locally.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

What impressed me most about this trip was the blend of culture, nature, and culinary experiences. Every day brought new surprises—from spontaneous encounters with locals to breathtaking viewpoints not mentioned in any guidebook. It's precisely these unplanned moments that make traveling so special for me.

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Mexico Travelogue — Tulum, Oaxaca & Mexico City

Mexico Travelogue — Tulum, Oaxaca & Mexico City

Some trips change you. Mexico was one of them. The colors, the scents, the hospitality. In this travelogue: culinary highlights, photo spots, and practical tips.

The diversity amazed me. Whether it's the beach, hiking, or culinary delights — Mexico has it all.

Arrival and first impressions

Easy arrival, flights cost between €100 and €500 depending on the season. A rental car is recommended for flexibility.

My boutique hotel: charming, personal, fantastic breakfast.

Culinary Highlights

Food = understanding culture. Mexico's cuisine is truly compelling. Local cuisine: fresh ingredients, time-honored recipes, passion.

Best restaurant found through word of mouth. No website, handwritten menu, fantastic.

Photo spots

Golden hour for the best photos. Visit popular spots outside of peak hours.

Practical tips

Travel time

Spring or autumn are ideal.

budget

Position €/day
Accommodation 60-120
Eat 25-45
transport 25-40
Activities 10-30
In total 120-235

FAQ

Safe for single women?

Yes.

How many days?

5-10 is ideal.

Card or cash?

Mix. Have €50-100 available locally.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

What impressed me most about this trip was the blend of culture, nature, and culinary experiences. Every day brought new surprises—from spontaneous encounters with locals to breathtaking viewpoints not mentioned in any guidebook. It's precisely these unplanned moments that make traveling so special for me.

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Valentine's Day travel destinations — Romance worldwide

Valentine's Day travel destinations — Romance worldwide

Some trips change you. Valentine's Day travel destinations were one of them. The colors, the scents, the hospitality. In this travelogue: culinary highlights, photo spots, and practical tips.

The variety impressed me. Whether beach, hiking or culinary delights — Valentine's Day travel destinations offer everything.

Arrival and first impressions

Easy arrival, flights cost between €100 and €500 depending on the season. A rental car is recommended for flexibility.

My boutique hotel: charming, personal, fantastic breakfast.

Culinary Highlights

Food = understanding culture. Valentine's Day travel destinations offer a compelling culinary experience. Local cuisine: fresh ingredients, time-honored recipes, passion.

Best restaurant found through word of mouth. No website, handwritten menu, fantastic.

Photo spots

Golden hour for the best photos. Visit popular spots outside of peak hours.

Practical tips

Travel time

Spring or autumn are ideal.

budget

Position €/day
Accommodation 60-120
Eat 25-45
transport 25-40
Activities 10-30
In total 120-235

FAQ

Safe for single women?

Yes.

How many days?

5-10 is ideal.

Card or cash?

Mix. Have €50-100 available locally.

About the author: Janet Dannehl is one of Germany's most influential travel influencers with over 2.3 million followers. She specializes in lifestyle, culinary topics, and visual stories from her travels. Cooperation requests here.

What impressed me most about this trip was the blend of culture, nature, and culinary experiences. Every day brought new surprises—from spontaneous encounters with locals to breathtaking viewpoints not mentioned in any guidebook. It's precisely these unplanned moments that make traveling so special for me.

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