If you saw my last travel vlog then you’ll know that I’ve finally starting vlogging again after a break of just over a year and a half! I’m so glad I’ve got back into it and I can’t wait to share even more of my adventures with you all. So carrying on from my last post you will see my last few days in Sydney.
Read MoreSydney is one of the most expensive cities in the world so if you want to holiday there you should expect to pay quite a bit for the privilege. However this doesn’t mean that you can’t fill a small chunk of your itinerary with a few free things to do! Whilst I was in Sydney (especially when I was by myself) I found quite a lot of free things to do that I not only really enjoyed, but would also recommend to anyone else going to the city.
Read MoreIf you read my previous post and follow me on Instagram then you would know about my recent trip to Sydney. Whilst I was exploring the city and doing a little bit of solo travelling while Elliott was at work, I thought why not make a vlog out of it? I haven’t vlogged for perhaps one and half years due to a few different factors however I’ve felt inspired recently to start up again.
Read MoreIf you’ve been following me on Instagram then you’ll know that I recently went on a 10 day holiday to Sydney. This wasn’t like my usual planned holiday though - this trip was a little bit different mainly because it was actually a work trip for my husband, Elliott. Also, we only knew we were going about three weeks before we left. So, it was a little spontaneous for us to say the least. Whilst Elliott did have to work we made sure we had some time together to enjoy the city of either side of his work trip.
Read MoreTravelling to your destination can be a stressful experience. This is especially the case if you’re flying long-haul and haven’t got all the essentials you need on the flight. With that in mind, here’s a useful guide to the best things to take with you, when you want to travel in style.
Read MoreIn January I got the chance to visit Portugal for work. Whilst I mainly stayed in Cascais, a beautiful seaside region just outside of Lisbon, I also got to visit Lisbon for one evening. I was actually quite lucky because the company I work for arranged for a tram tour of the city which enabled us to see a lot of the city in such a short amount of time. I'd definitely recommend it if you're short on time when visiting.
Read MoreWhen you travel regularly, it’s quite easy for you to get your baggage down. Sure, a lot of the time, you are going to need to check in luggage and you may need to take a lot of stuff with you. But, the more that you travel, the easier you’ll find it to keep your packing under control. It’s definitely something to aim for, because the smarter you pack, the easier it will be for you to travel. And not only that, it’s definitely a benefit to ensure that you only ever take what you need. Packing light can make travel less complicated. And, to help you to do this, it’s always a great idea for you to make sure that you have your carry on planned out and packed perfectly. Because a well-packed carry on can make your travel more enjoyable.
Read MoreIf you are going on a walking trip or even hiking, then you will understand how the weather can turn sometimes. You may feel as though the weather is perfect one minute, and then horrible the next. If you want to get the most out of your trip while also making sure that you are comfortable at all times, then preparation is key.
Read MoreIn the miserable month of January I got the chance to escape the wet depths of London to experience some part of my Winter in the sunny shores of Portugal. Granted, it was only for three day, and it was for work, however I did get to use some of my free time to explore and of course take some snaps of my very own.
Read MoreTravel is undoubtedly one of life’s most uplifting and incredible experiences. When we travel, we are able to see and appreciate a wider degree of the essential mystery and wonder found in the world. We experience different cultures, foods, sights, sounds, and encounter different people living according to different rhythms and traditions.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that I love a British holiday. Not only does it take away the stress of going to the airport, it also gives you the chance to explore your home. Everytime I holiday in England I am always surprised by the amount of sheer beauty, stunning landscapes and wonderful nature I end up finding.
Read MoreMaybe you sigh when you hear your friends or family members talk about fantastic holidays they’ve had because you don’t have the funding to go travelling. However, anybody can change their situation and pull together the money necessary for a trip (whether it’s a short trip or a long one). The point is that you shouldn’t let money prevent you from exploring; it’s a hurdle that’s easy to jump. Here’s some travelling advice for those with empty bank accounts.
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