Miami: one of my favourite places in the world. We’ve been on two separate occasions and loved both equally. The first was on the back of a trip to New York with Joelle’s family for her 30th celebrations, and the Read more…
Brazil is huge. In terms of population, it’s the fifth most populated country in the world. In terms of land area, it sits in fifth again; owning to a whopping 8.51 million square kilometres of land. It also plays home Read more…
Dublin, capital of the Republic of Ireland, the home of Guinness and one of the best short breaks you can take from the UK, in my opinion. Just a quick 40-minute flight from Manchester on nobody’s favourite airline (Ryanair), we Read more…
Commonly cited for having some of the best beaches in Europe, The Algarve in Portugal is home to miles and miles of stunning coastline. Despite only being a three-hour flight from Manchester, The Algarve isn’t somewhere we’d visited before now. Read more…
The United Kingdom (UK): the place I am (mostly) proud to call my home. Inventors of fish & chips, chicken tikka masala and the deep fried Mars bar. It’s a place full of diversity, originality and personality. Yet so many Read more…
We visited Buenos Aires as part of our 6-month trip around South America, and it became one of my favourite places in the world quite quickly. We booked for 3 nights, stayed for 6. It was gripping. Too beautiful and Read more…
Rome has been high on my priority list for as long as I can remember, so when Ryanair posted yet another seat sale, we decided now was as good a time as any. For everything that is wrong with Ryanair Read more…
Overview Croatia exceeded all my expectations, and then some. With its stunning and varied landscape, it’s hard not to fall in love with this country. We were only there for a week, but would love to return to discover more. Read more…
Like it or not, we live in a digital age. Phones are undeniably a resourceful travel companion, and after 6 months on the road, I couldn’t have been more thankful for mine. Although I found myself panicking if I’d left Read more…
Those who have spent more than a few weeks or months on the road will know the feeling of living among strangers full-time. It’s fun, exciting and full of opportunity. It’s also exhausting, time consuming, and space restricting. After spending Read more…
