How can I make sure I see all of the attractions whilst I am travelling?
- rebeccastossler
- Jun 5, 2020
- 2 min read
- Libby
Unless you have unlimited time and an unlimited budget I would say it is unrealistic that you will see absolutely everything an area has to offer, and in all honesty you might not be interested in all of the attractions anyway!
However there are ways to ensure you get to see as much as you can and it's about being organised with your money and time.
I would research the 'top' attractions in each place before I visited, by looking at blogs, talking to others who had traveled there or online reviews. I would then select any that interested me and I would add their location to my google maps. This allows you to create a visual overview of the things you want to see and how you can group activities that are close by. This then allows you to use your time wisely, by visiting multiple attractions on the same day which are close together, meaning you don't waste time travelling around the area going back and forth.
Additionally, I would always try and be realistic with your time-frame and what you can visit and experience. There is no point trying to see 50 attractions if you only have a week because you will rush everything and not actually enjoy yourself fully. This is when prioritising is important. Choose the things you absolutely MUST do/see and plan your itinerary around these. Then anything else you get to see is a bonus!
It is also important to evaluate your budget - would you rather spend all your money on 1 extravagant thing, or split the cost and see 6 awesome attractions? It's all personal choice, but it's essential to weigh up your priorities, budget and time-frame so that you can really enjoy your time travelling!
PS: Not all of the best experiences are reviewed attractions or expensive, sometimes the greatest things are free and only found through unplanned exploring so make sure you give yourself enough time to just explore the area generally too.
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