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3 days ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
Moving to Spain solo is no small undertaking. But the parts that I thought would be stressful, weren’t. And the parts I thought would be easy, were difficult. So I was basically a hot mess from start to finish. Here’s what it’s like to move abroad alone. I would like to preface this entire blog post by saying that there is rarely if ever anything about immigration that goes smoothly. I knew this going into it because my mother and grandmother who raised me were both immigrants.
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1 week ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
Wondering how to romanticize your life seems to be a common theme these days. We humans are hungry for something more. More than the same ol’, same ol’. Having moved to Spain, I have learned a little something about this. So let’s dive in to how you can do this no matter where you live, how much money you have, or how tired you feel. Living abroad isn’t always a postcard. Like anything in life, it has it’s ups and it’s downs.
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
When I first sat down to write this article, I considered whether I should write this for people visiting El Campello, Spain, as tourists, or if I should write this from the perspective of someone who lives in El Campello for others who might also be interested in doing the same. There are some definite differences between the two. But given that I’m partial to this wonderful little corner of Spain, I thought this article might be best served by covering both.
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
Traveling alone is one of the most liberating and rewarding experiences you can have. It allows you to explore the world on your terms, gain confidence, and immerse yourself fully in new cultures. But, if you’ve never done it before, the idea of traveling solo can feel overwhelming. Here’s your guide for how to travel alone, packed with practical tips and insider tricks to help you master the art of traveling solo.
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
It’s 2025, and the sheer number of ways that people can book travel right now is often overwhelming. Knowing what apps to use, how to get the best deals, and planning your trip itinerary can all be learned and easily done at home in 2025. The “Travel agents vs DIY travel debate seems to be leaning heavily towards doing things yourself. But are you missing out if you DIY?
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
I’m an American who moved to Spain in September of 2024. But when I first seriously started the process, like most people, the first question I asked was, how much does it cost to move to Spain? While I didn’t expect it to be a super cheap process, I did plan to keep it within a budget. So as I went along the process, I figured I would document what I spent. Doing that also outlined the process of making the move, if you are interest in doing the same.
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
Bar Harbor is the quintessential weekend getaway fro nature lover, foodies, and outdoor lovers alike. From relaxing escapes to action-packed adventures, this northern coastal town is a gem you need to explore. A Bar Harbor weekend getaway is an ideal way to enjoy all the incredible things Maine has to offer. Here, I’ll cover great places to stay, where to eat in Bar Harbor, and things to do while you’re there.
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
Tucked along the stunning Sonoma Coast, is a little slice of California heaven called, Bodega Bay. A drive up highway 1 will land you in this funky little coastal town with lots of quirky gift shops, art galleries, and delicious seafood restaurants. Day trippers, weekend adventurers, and week-long vacationers will fall in love with this coastal gem. Here are 10 can’t-miss things to do in Bodega Bay California.
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
Heading to Seville? I don’t blame you. This incredibly beautiful city is packed with history, beauty, and crazy-delicious food. Yes, I admit it. I pretty much ate my way through Seville. Shockingly, I didn’t gain a pound thanks to all the walking I did. So here, I’ll share everything I did. Here are many of the best things to do in Seville that I highly recommend. Checked into accommodation around noon. Cost: € 33/nightI will share that I stayed at the Urban Cube Hostel Seville.
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1 month ago | 
lazygirltravel.com | Tiffany McCauley
I get it. This isn’t the most fun topic. But if you’ve ever struggled with going poop while you travel, you know this is absolutely a necessary topic. If you know, you know! Whether you’re exploring the cobblestone streets of Europe or lounging on a Mediterranean beach, your body doesn’t take a vacation when it comes to having to use the bathroom. Please note: This is not medical advice. I am not a medical professional. These tips and suggestions are based on my personal experience.