Hi, we are Gemma and Matt i.e. The Travelling Tedaldi.
We’ve been travel blogging since 2015 and have visited nearly 40 countries to date, with more planned for the future.
We live in Switzerland, (having recently moved from the United Kingdom), and spend most our time exploring our new home as well as other locations throughout Europe.
We specialise in creating road trips and travel itineraries in and around the UK and Europe, (with some of our favourites being in Iceland and Italy), which allows us to explore, document and inspire you to get out and experience new destinations too.
9 miles by 5 miles, home to one of the largest tidal ranges in the world, war defence bunkers and some rather cute cows, the pocket-sized island of Jersey with its blend of English and French influence is one of the most beautiful places you can visit in the whole…
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The Channel Island of Jersey offers a mix of stunning natural landscapes, historical sites, and many foodie experiences and attractions to enjoy, making it an ideal destination for travellers to visit. But with so much to see on this charming island, is Jersey worth visiting, how is it best to…
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Basel Fasnacht, or the Carnival of Basel, is one thing that you simply must experience if you visit Basel. One of the biggest carnivals in Switzerland and an UNESCO Cultural Heritage, the ‘three beautiful days’, (Die drey scheenschte dääg), as it is known to the locals, is like nothing else…
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South Iceland is the place to go for some of Iceland’s most visited attractions with the Golden Circle at the heart of the area, but that isn’t all the south has to offer… With glacier lagoons, cragged mountains, black sand beaches, and crashing waterfalls, this is the place to go…
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When planning a trip to Iceland often visitors stick to Reykjavík and the Golden Circle Route, but why not venture a bit further and include West Iceland in your itinerary? Only a couple of hours from Reykjavík you can escape the city and get back to nature along the Snæfellsnes…
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East Iceland is the place to go if you want the coastal scenic drives, beautiful nature reserves and fjords galore. With its numerous natural harbours and seaside villages, the East Fjords in Iceland are also full to the brim with birdlife and typical Icelandic lighthouses, and if you’re lucky a…
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North Iceland is not only home to the capital of the North and quaint fishing villages left, right, and centre, but also the Arctic Coast Way. You can go from driving through colourful towns with frozen seas to icy peaks and seal-covered peninsulas, and not to mention all of the waterfalls,…
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