Travel is all about exploring, adventure and experiencing something new. When you visit somewhere for the first time, it’s exciting! But it can also take a lot of planning and research to make sure you see everything you want to see, as well as find great restaurants, bars, coffee shops, that ‘must visit’ cronut bar/ice-cream shop etc etc. It can end up being wonderful but also a little stressful. But it doesn’t always have to be this way. When we find somewhere we love, we like to return – sometimes, again and again! Last year we visited Polignano a Mare…
Thinking of visiting Italy's beautiful Amalfi Coast? Here's all the information you need to plan your trip.
What strikes me about Rome is that everywhere you look, there is history. It’s one of those cities that you can keep returning back to and still be in awe of its magnificence. We were recently in Rome for the Easter weekend and it was our fourth visit, yet it still felt exciting, ‘new’ and took our breath away. If you’re heading to Rome, here are thirty things I recommend to see or do. 1. Visit the Colosseum, which started construction in 70 AD and could hold an estimated 50,000 to 80,000 people. 2. Visit the Roman Forum, which is…
I don’t know about you but when I travel to a big city I always search for the best way to get from the airport to my hotel – whether that’s by taxi, bus or train. Sometimes it’s quite tricky to find the information in one place and some websites will vary with their information. So as I live in London and have travelled to and from every airport in the city, I thought I’d create a simple guide for you with all the information on public transport in one place. I hope it’s useful! London Heathrow London’s biggest and…
Friends and peers often comment on how regularly we go away. I get asked questions like,”Are you on holiday AGAIN?!, “Where are you going next?”, “Are you ever NOT on holiday?” – well, obviously I’m not always on holiday because when would I earn a living? I’m not going to lie… sometimes it sounds like going on holiday often is a negative thing and I feel like I should be apologising for it. Like it’s a luxurious indulgence. Well, I disagree. Travel is good for self care and your mental health and not something to be apologetic about. The reason…
