At the end of March 2019, I embarked on a long-awaited journey to Egypt, staying in Giza for four days. Most only pass through Cairo,
With only a weekend in the south of France and on a budget, how much could I see and do?! This post will give an
Cuisine: CaribbeanPrice: £££Overall: 4/5 Even with restaurants open for inside dining next week, it’s all about the outdoors at Limin’ Beach Club, Southbank. The restaur
There are many reasons to visit Ethiopia, and it has long been on my travel bucket list. However, when I tell people of this, they often seem surprised. It could be that they are p
There are some useful travel apps that I could not be without, whether at home or abroad. We need to be organised when planning trips, but this is especially so when travelling sol
While wandering the streets of Havana, it is possible to believe that the numerous young men and women fully clad in white are on their way to a Catholic confirmation. After all, i
Solo Female Travel in Egypt has been my most rewarding and inspiring trip to date. Not only has it been my biggest adventure, but travelling the country solo has allowed me to full
After a change in ownership and transformative renovation, Sentido Galomar, Madeira – Adults Only – made its presence known in March 2020. Set the scene Though not a la
With a reputation as a holiday for “old people” and boring group tours, Madeira has never been on my holiday destination list. However, the travel restrictions of 2020
When thinking of visiting the Greek Islands, Kefalonia would not have been up there on the list, but its rustic charm has encapsulated me such that I would return. Though the large
The light at the end of the tunnel The tunnel leading to the lake is a dark, long, rectangular-shaped carpeted tube, but the aquamarine blues at the end glisten from a distance. Ca
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