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About Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad
Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad (@lifeisabeachcocktail) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel and Business & Utility Services. The account has 6,078 followers and 889 published posts. Recent posts average 50 likes and 14 comments, an engagement rate of 0.98%.
Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad follows 2,166 accounts, so the audience is roughly 2.8 times the size of the list followed. Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad under 4 categories, led by Personal blog and followed by Travel, Business & Utility Services and Travel Influencers.
The Instagram bio for Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad runs to 20 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad dates from January 2026.
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Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad, 8 are carousels, 1 is a single image and 1 is a video. That mix leans toward carousels. Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad has built a substantial archive of 889 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 6.8 followers for each post published. Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad also keeps 49 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 246 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include people, home, itās, donāt and know. The captions tag #morocco, #visitmorocco, #casablanca, #solotravel and #amsterdam.
Photos from winter in Amsterdam ā a city I thought I wouldnāt even get to see because of the fogā¦ That day, absolutely everything went against the plan. My plane couldnāt land and was delayed for two hours due to heavy fog. Waiting extra hours at the airport when you wake up at 4 a.m. is a special kind of pain.š„¹ My best friend, who was supposed to show me around the city, got really sick and couldnāt come...
So there I was, in Amsterdam that morning with no plan at all. For the first hour, I couldnāt even see the houses because the fog was so thick.š¤¦š½āāļø
But if thereās one thing traveling has taught me over the past years, itās that things rarely go exactly how we plan them. Thatās also why many people donāt travel ā they donāt want to step outside their comfort zone. The more I travel, the more I enjoy these unplanned adventures, which often turn into the best days. My friend sent me a few recommendations, so I walked through the city, enjoyed a coffee in a cozy cafĆ©, visited the flower market (hoping my mom will take good care of the tulipsš· I brought home), and wandered through the Red Light District ā which, of course, made me curious. In the end, I truly enjoyed this magical city.š«¶š½
What shocked me the most was the traffic and the bikes. I can say I live in a big city now, but in Amsterdam the bike situation is on another level ā you really have to watch where youāre going.
Do you enjoy trips even when everything āgoes wrongā? āØ
#amsterdam #iamsterdam #amsterdamlife #amsterdamgram #visitamsterdam
Challenging. Life-breaking at times. A year that made me wonder how many lessons one person really needs in twelve months. I moved three times on my own, grew my business, crossed two continents, changed my hair color, and fell down many timesāand got back up againā¦
If 2025 taught me anything, it was to keep hope and continue what youāre doing without overthinking it. And if you have hope, it will always come back to you. In the end, I canāt be happier with how everything turned out and where I gotā¦āØš«¶š½
2025 in moments:
1 Madrid with no plan
2 A clarinet concert with Sabine Meyer
3 Attended 40+ business and networking events
4 Birthday girl and Spanish wine with friends ā proof we can survive anything
5 AndalucĆa & a girlsā therapy trip
6 Salt water heals everything
7 Slavic genes, deep in the forest
8 Surfing happiness in Africa
9 Big Apple moments that changed me
10 Yes, Murcia ā my second home in Spain
11 Baila para olvidarse de todo
12 Snowflakes, hugs, and coming home
13 & 14 Real pictures ā not just the perfect ones. The moments when I had to lie down and cryā¦
Note to the universe: Iāve learned enough. Extra lessons can be optional now.š
2026 here we gooo! Feliz aƱoš«
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#goodbye2025 #yearinreview #newchapter
#growthseason #lessonslearned
Family visits, hugs at the airport.
If youāve never lived abroad, you donāt really know how it feels to come home for Christmas.āļø
Listening to old carols you remember from childhood, finding the ornaments you always put on the tree, your momās secret recipes, family jokes, maybe some gifts under the treeābut in the end, you realize that what makes Christmas is the people around you.āØ
It might hit you today how much has changed in your life this year ā and thatās okay. Experience this magical time with your loved ones and be grateful, because if you have someone to spend Christmas with, you are a lucky person. Spread love and happiness, say the things youāve always wanted to say, and live with no regretsā¦
Take it all in, just as it is. This season has a way of reminding us what really counts. Home isnāt a place. Itās the people waiting for you.š«¶š½
And thatās what we carry with us wherever we go.š«
Merry Christmas.š¤Ā”Feliz Navidad!
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#cesko #czechrepublic #ceskapriroda #les #zima
Throwback to my first solo trip to Morocco ā š«mint tea, spices in the markets, šŖcamels on the beach, and sunsets I still think about.š
Africa felt like it was calling me last year, and Casablanca welcomed me in a way Iāll never forget. People were incredibly warm; some even spoke to me in Arabic as if I belonged there already haha.š
What stayed with me the mostā¦ Travel isnāt just about seeing a new place. Itās about entering someone elseās home with respect. As a solo woman, I felt relatively safe, but I also made sure to respect the culture, especially with clothing.
The biggest thing I learned? You donāt travel alone to prove something ā you travel alone to meet yourself. And Morocco did exactly that. It reminded me that Iām capable, adaptable, and much braver than I thought.āØ
From flying over the African coastline to surfing in the middle of the ocean, to wandering the city centerā¦ every moment felt like a reminder of how rich life becomes when you approach the world with curiosity instead of fear.š
I canāt wait to go back.š«¶š½
Have you visited Morocco?š²š¦
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#morocco #visitmorocco #casablanca #africatravel #solotravel
When people become your homeā¦ Iām sharing some of our memories from last year because, in case you didnāt know, this girl is one of the most important people in my life. She created my second home here in Spain, and honestly, it feels weird if a few hours pass without us talkingā¦
They say that if a place is calling you, thereās something waiting for you there ā and if my reason for moving to Spain was meeting this special person, Iām more than okay with that. To be honest, sheās def my soulmate. Everyone around us knows weāre a package deal 1+1. Love it or hate it.
I couldnāt be more grateful to have her in my life ā for motivating me, making me a better person every day, being the roof to hide under and the shoulder to cry on whenever needed. Sheās one of the sweetest souls, with such a big heart, yet also the one who can solve any problem in a minute ā truly the most capable woman Iāve met. I feel incredibly lucky to call her my friend.ā¤ļø
These NetherlandsāCzech roots created a truly special bond in my life ā I always wished for a friendship like this, and I never imagined Iād find someone Iād connect with on so many levels, often without even saying a wordā¦
No hard feelings, Edu ā sheāll always be the love of my life, but Iām happy to share.š
Happiest birthday to this kind and unique soul, TQMā¤ļø
They say Madrid is the European New York, and sometimes, seeing boats in Retiro, I can see the pointā¦ But nothing compares to walking through this one-of-a-kind city.š I donāt know what makes it feel more authenticāmaybe itās the towering buildings that make you look up in awe, the steam rising from the subway grates onto the streets, or the real, raw sounds of the city humming all around you, oh dear New Yorkā¦š«¶š½
Most people donāt know:
šļø Thereās a hidden tramway to Roosevelt Island offering one of the best skyline views in the city.
āØ The Whispering Gallery in Grand Central Terminal lets you talk across the arch in a magical, almost secret way.
š¦ Manhattan has hidden underground rivers that shaped its oldest neighborhoods.
šæ Tiny rooftop gardens pop up between skyscrapers, perfect for a quiet pause.
š« Some street lamps still bear the original gas-light fixtures from the 1800s.
Have you ever discovered any hidden gems like these in Manhattan?š
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#nyc #manhattan #nyclife #hiddennyc #citylife
She has become not only my mentor but also a very good friend over the past few years. And honestly, if you can spend more than a week working almost 24/7 side by side without wanting to kill each other, thatās pretty cool. I just want to give her the spotlight she deservesāeven though she doesnāt like itābecause if you saw her daily hard work and dedication, youād want to do the sameā¦
Iāve never seen anyone chase their dreams with such determination and actually make them happen without excuses. A young girl who came from a small country to live in New York and build an extraordinary life there is truly inspiring. As one song says: if you can make it there, you can make it anywhereā¦š
But itās not only that. Sheās also such a soft, kind soul, always spreading smiles and amazing energy. Your day instantly becomes better just by crossing paths with her. Sheās humble, achieving all her dreams, yet still the most modest person I know.ā¤ļø
I feel so lucky that our journeys came together and that I get to enjoy her presence every day. I just want to say how proud I am of herāevery single dayāwatching her grow and push through. Some people might not notice it, but I see every small step she takes. Iām so proud of our last event too, and of all the work weāre creating together.š«¶š½
Hereās to many more years on this wonderful journey. Why? Because WE HAVE DREAMS. When weāre awake, and even when weāre asleep.āØ
Love you ā¤ļø
What most people donāt know is that this isnāt just any mosque ā itās one of the largest in the world and home to the tallest minaret on Earth at 210 meters! But hereās the secret most travelers miss: itās also one of the very few mosques in Morocco that non-Muslims are allowed to enter.
Another little-known fact: part of the mosque actually stands above the ocean. š Its foundation extends over the water, symbolizing āGodās throne on the sea.ā When youāre inside, you can even hear the waves crashing beneath you during quiet moments of prayer ā itās surreal.
Tips for visiting:
ā±ļø Best time to go ā Morning tours around 9 AM or late afternoon for golden-hour light
šļø Entry ā Guided tours only for non-Muslims, available several times a day (around 130 DHS / ~13ā¬)
š Dress code ā Modest clothing, cover shoulders & knees
š Popular spot to see sunset
Would you like to visit?š
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#hassan2mosque #casablanca #morocco #visitmorocco #moroccotravel
I still remember it like it was yesterday ā moving to Spain, a country I knew nothing about. I didnāt speak the language, didnāt know anyone, and yetā¦ after just one week of living here, I knew I wanted to stay.š«¶š½
Moving abroad teaches you so much ā and itās not always as picture-perfect as it looks here on Instagram. Six years of expat life mean countless lessons, and sometimes I ask myself: how many hellos and goodbyes can six years hold?š„¹
That one year traveling through Latin America, living from just one suitcase and changing places almost every week, was honestly one of the craziest and most beautiful experiences of my life. It wasnāt always easy ā long rides, constant packing, feeling lost sometimes ā but it gave me memories Iāll never forget and let me live dreams I didnāt even know I had.š¦
This year, I made my first solo trip to Africa ā a beautiful way to close this 6-year travel challenge. Somewhere along the way, I realized something powerful: I donāt feel lost anywhere anymoreā¦ The more I travel, the more I feel at home wherever I am ā because Iāve learned to create my own sense of home wherever I go. Iāve discovered I donāt need many things, and Iāve stopped being attached to them. And Iāve learned that the best people will always have your back, no matter how far away you are.š«¶š½
I wish everyone could experience the beauty and chaos of traveling ā to get lost, to not understand the language, to feel overwhelmed, to dive into cultures so different from your own, to face discomfort and uncertainty. Because itās in those moments that you grow the most.ā¤ļø
One day, youāll look back and realizeā¦āØThat one ticket really did change your whole life. šāļø
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#expatlife #expatliving #lifeabroad #livingabroad #expatjourney
Somewhere between the African sunsets, the salty waves, and the quiet forests back homeā¦ I found pieces of myself I didnāt know Iād lost.š«¶š½
Booking my first solo trip to Africa was terrifying, but I went anyway. And there, watching the most beautiful sunsets of my life, I realized how powerful it feels to trust yourself ā even when you donāt have all the answers.š
Then came the ocean, and the waves that kept knocking me down. I learned how to stand up on a surfboard ā and with every fall, I laughed, got up, and tried again. Itās funny how life works the same wayā¦ sometimes you just need to let the waves push you down to learn how to rise stronger. And there, on that African beach, after a perfect surfing lesson, came tears of pure happiness.šš½āāļø
There were days filled with friends and endless laughter, nights when my heart felt heavy, and quiet mornings back in the forests ā where the trees reminded me where I came fromā¦ and who I really am, the parts of me that had been hidden behind dusty spider webs these past years.š„¹
I learned to sit with my broken parts instead of hiding them. Somewhere in the middle of healing, I discovered what it truly means to choose myself ā to stop making myself smaller just to fit into someone elseās world and to finally love the person Iām becoming. To laugh louder. To speak my truth. To stop being afraid of being honest.āØ
And donāt forgetā¦ the most beautiful memories arenāt caught on camera. They happen offline, surrounded by people who understand your soul without needing translation ā and it doesnāt matter where in the world you are.š
This summer changed me. I fell, I healed, I loved, I laughedā¦ and I found myself again along the way. āØ
What about you ā what did this summer teach you?š
Happy 1st of Septemberš«¶š½
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#summerreflections #selfdiscovery #solotravel #surflife #natureheals
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Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad (@lifeisabeachcocktail) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel and Business & Utility Services. Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad runs to 20 words across 4 lines.
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Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad has 6,078 followers on Instagram (6.1K). Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad follows 2,166 accounts, so the audience is roughly 2.8 times the size of the list followed. Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad has built a substantial archive of 889 posts.
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Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.98%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 102 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Anna | Slow Travel & Digital Nomad's posts, at 50 likes and 14 comments on average, about 3.6 likes per comment.
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