Tiffany McCauley

6 days ago | lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley

Traveling through Europe with your dog sounds like a dream to dog lovers, until you realize the paperwork isn’t nearly as dreamy. Here’s how to get an EU Pet Passport for Americans. A pet passport is just what it sounds like (mostly). It’s a passport that allows your pet to enter and stay in a particular country. You have to have this for your pet to be in a new country, and you cannot take your time getting either. It must happen pretty quickly upon entering a new country.

1 week ago | lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley

This Gorgeous Day Spa in Finestrat Was So Dreamy, I Couldn’t Not Photograph ItI wasn’t there to work, I was just a guest. I was there with friends to celebrate one of their birthdays. A “girl’s spa day” for the birthday girl. But from the moment I stepped inside Mountain Retreat, I felt like I had walked into the “Zone of Zen.” The natural lighting, calming colors, sounds of running water from the pool, and thoughtful little details were just too beautiful not to photograph.

1 week ago | lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley

Gentrification has wide-reaching affects on local populations. If you want to learn how to be a conscious traveler to minimize your impact on the places abroad that you visit or move to, I’ve got 45+ tips to help you do just that. When I moved to Spain, I was acutely aware of the housing crisis they are experiencing. Now, I know you could sit there and say, “Tiffany, everywhere has a housing crisis right now!“, and you would not be wrong.

1 week ago | lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley

Instructions for how to make a travel bucket list don’t seem like something you would need. But turning your list into real life takes planning. Here’s how to do it effectively so you actually get to take that trip you’ve been dreaming about. Let’s face it. You, me, and the rest of the world-wide population are all guilty of having a bucket list that seems unreachable. Those things we’d do if we had tons of money, or the places we would go if we didn’t have thing stopping us.

1 week ago | lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley

“But don’t you get lonely?” I hear that question all the time when I talk to people about solo travel. While I’m human and have lonely moments like anybody does, the truth is, I’m never really lonely. There is this misconception about solo travel and loneliness. The idea that they automatically go hand-in-hand. But the truth is, I’ve never felt LESS lonely. Let’s look at how and why. Please note: I’m not a therapist or licensed professional in mental health.