Friendly reminder 🧡 (To myself included) to sto Friendly reminder 🧡 (To myself included) to stop the comparison. 
🧡 It can be so easy to do, especially on this app to compare our lives with other successes… but often we’re only seeing the end product, or highlight roll and not the years and months of work behind the scenes it took to get there. 
🧡So keep doing what your doing, keep chipping away and you’ll get there in the end.
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🔵 To quit or not to quit our jobs 
🔵 Wanting to change careers
🔵 Climbing the corporate ladder or going freelance 
🔵 Buying or not buying a house 
🔵 Having or not having kids 
🔵 And of course bucket list that’s wayyyyyyy to long 
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🧡This week I confirmed to do something in the n 🧡This week I confirmed to do something in the new year that’s totally out of my Comfort zone, In a country I’ve never been to and a continent I’ve barely explored. 
🧡Whilst I’m filled with the fear, doubt and all the what ifs I’m also filled with excitement and doing something different and the opportunities that will come with that. 
🧡There’s also so much I need to do in between to make this possible so I’m also taking a huge bet on myself to which again is scary and exciting all at the same time. 
So this is your sign to do the thing ✨
🐘Sri Lankan Safari’s🐘🇱🇰 🍃Sri Lan 🐘Sri Lankan Safari’s🐘🇱🇰
🍃Sri Lanka has a number of national parks where you can go on a safari experience🍃
Some of these include
🐊Yala National Park (This is the most popular NP in Sri Lanka for Safari) 
🐊Udawalawe National Park
🐊Minneriya National Park
🐊Wilpattu National Park
🐊Wasgamuwa National Park
🐊Gal Oya National Park
🐊Kumana National Park
🐊Bundala National Park
🐆🧸On the Safari you can expect to see elephants, peacocks, water buffalos, crocodiles and if you are really lucky; leopards and sloth bears!🦚🐘
🚗🍃I have been to both Yala National Park (back in 2016) and Udawalawe (this year). I’d say I much preferred the Udawalawe Safari.
🐆WHY DID I PREFER UDAWALAWE?🐘
🐾It felt more natural 🍃
🟢In Yala the drivers would walkie-talkie each other then there would be a rush of all these jeeps trying to crowd around an animal. My experience in Udawalawe wasn’t like that at all. The only time the drivers would communicate is if they passed each other on a track. 
🧘🏽‍♀️It was a lot quieter in Udawalawe 🤫
🟢This might have been to do with the time of day (we set off at 6 am) but most of it felt like we had the whole park to ourselves. At one point we were at a huge lake with water buffaloes, two elephants and crocodiles and we were the only jeep there. It was Magical. 
TIPS/RECOMMENDATIONS 💁🏽‍♀️
🦎I would really recommend booking a Stay at Lizard Safari Point in Udawalawe. The rooms are just £15 a night and we booked the tour directly through them and it was the best experience. 
🦎The tour cost about £35-£40 which included 4 hours of safari and entrance to the park. 
🌅Wherever you choose to do your safari make sure you go early morning! 
☔️Also, avoid booking on days when it’s going to rain as apparently the animals will hide!
🚂The most beautiful train ride the in the world 🚂The most beautiful train ride the in the world 🚂🍃
🇱🇰🚂Tips for the Ella-Kandy/Kandy-Ella train ride in Sri Lanka 
🎟️First Class Ticket = 3000lkr (£7.90)
🎟️2nd Class Ticket = 900lkr (£2.40)
🚂You can buy your tickets from the station the night before but the pre book shuts at a certain time, however you don’t need to worry you can easily buy or tickets on the day just make sure to come at least 30 mins before departure 
🚂I would highly recommend booking 2nd class over 1st 
🚂In 1st the doors should open but all the windows will be shut 
🚂In 2nd the windows will be open and the doors will be shut HOWEVER all you need to do is politely ask the ticket collector and they should open these up for you. (We had such a nice guy on our train who was opening up all the doors for us). 
🚂2nd is WAYYY more fun you can hang your head out the window, everyone is super friendly and you end up getting chatting with all the other passengers on the train. I don’t think we sat down once on this train because of all the socialising
10-Day Nicaragua Itinerary 🌴🌊🇳🇮 1 nig 10-Day Nicaragua Itinerary 🌴🌊🇳🇮
1 night - Leon 🌋
2 nights -San Juan Del Sur or Popoyo 🏄🏽‍♀️
2 nights - Ometepe 🌋
2 nights - Laguna de Apoyo/ Granada 🛶
3 nights - Little Corn Island 🌴🌽
📆For those of us who are limited to 25 days of holiday a year - 10 days in Nicaragua is TOTALLY doable. You’ll be on a tight schedule and will need to spend more on transport/taxis to get to places on time …. but it’s all worth it. ✈️
⏰If you have more time, I would say stretch to 14 days and up some of the stays to 3 nights. This will give you a chance to relax in each location. 💤
Would you visit Nicaragua for 10 days?
Seychelles from the sky 🇸🇨📸🚁🌴 📍 Seychelles from the sky 🇸🇨📸🚁🌴
📍Locations
Anse Source D’Argent 
Anse Cocos
Anse Major
Deffo still need to practise being a drone pilot but one step at a time right? 😂
🐢Curieuse Island is a small island located in t 🐢Curieuse Island is a small island located in the Seychelles it’s one of the only places in the country where you will see wild tortoises roam freely. 
🐢The whole island of Curieuse is a protected marine park where more than 200 🐢🐢🐢 live out their lives in a protected paradise. 
🐢There age of tortoises on the island range from 0-90years old 
🐢You can visit Curieuse Island  on an all boat trip from the nearby Praslin Island (we booked ours through @getyourguide) 
Would you like to see these gentle giants?
Anyone else excited for Autumn/Winter but also tot Anyone else excited for Autumn/Winter but also totally lying to themselves 😂🍁🍂❄️☃️🧣
Friendly reminder that you don’t have to do what Friendly reminder that you don’t have to do what society expects of you. Live your life by your own rules 🧡
From where I’d rather be with my @dockandbay be From where I’d rather be with my  @dockandbay beach towel🌴🇸🇨🐚
If you’re going if you love swimming or are going backpacking/on holiday soon then you NEED this @dockandbay towel! 
🍃It’s extremely compact
🍃it’s quick drying
🍃it’s sand resistant 
🍃it’s sustainable 
@dockandbay have also just dropped a brand new product so go and check it out 😉
🔖For 15% discount use code CCEV51UN at checkout to get
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Seychelles 7-day Itinerary ⬇️🐢🌴🥥🌺 Seychelles 7-day Itinerary ⬇️🐢🌴🥥🌺
Days 1-2 - Mahe Island 
🌴Beau Vallon Beach 
🌴Anse Major Hike 
Days 2-4 - Praslin Island 
🌴Anse Lazio beach day 
🌴Valle de Mai trail
🌴Curieuse Island day trip to see Aldabra Tortoises 
Days 4-7 - La Digue Island
🌴Anse Source D’Argent 
🌴Anse Cocos Hike
🌴Anse Severe
When you start throwing peace signs ironically and When you start throwing peace signs ironically and it accidentally becomes part of your aesthetics✌🏽
I blame my friends 😅
Anyone else like this? 😅
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🌊Whilst I didn’t get to surf in Sri Lanka due to a broken toe, I absolutely love watching surfers as a pastime. I think it’s such a cool and impressive sport.🌊
🏄🏼Here are the best places to surf (or surf watch👀)
South Coast (November to April) 
🏄🏽‍♀️Hiriketiya 
🏄🏽‍♀️Matara
🏄🏽‍♀️Ahangama 
🏄🏽‍♀️Midigama
🏄🏽‍♀️Thalpe
🏄🏽‍♀️Mirissa 
🏄🏽‍♀️Hikkadawa
🏄🏽‍♀️Unwatuna 
There are also some smaller beach towns in between the above 
East Coast (May-October) 
🏄🏽‍♀️Arugam Bay 
🏄🏽‍♀️Pottuvil Point 
🏄🏽‍♀️Panama 
Do you fancy trying the surf in Sri Lanka?
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(PS I honestly don’t know why I turn around and look shocked at the rainbow in this video. 🌈The rainbow is literally the reason I asked for a picture 😂😂. One too many seltzers I think)
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If you’re looking to spend a boujee day in Sri Lanka make sure you head to @laplaya.hiriketiya. For a cold glass of wine 🍷and some delish pizza 🍕
This was my favourite place in Hiriketiya and the music is just 👌🏽😍
🌴🍃Welcome to Anse Cocos Beach on La Digue in 🌴🍃Welcome to Anse Cocos Beach on La Digue in the Seychelles🍃🌴
😍Pretty much Every Beach on La Digue is incredible but because this one takes a little more work to get to 🥾🌋 you’ll only find handful of other tourists here (in my experience at least) 
🚴🏽‍♀️ How to get there 🚴🏽‍♀️
🍃Head to the entrance of Grand Anse Beach. Most people cycle here and you will see straight in front of you a place to park your bikes 
🍃Head down the small path and follow the trail
🍃You will hike up and over one hill and come to another beach. Don’t get too excited this is Petit Anse beach not cocos so still a bit more to go.
🍃Continue up and over the second hill (this is a little bit longer than the first) 
🍃You have arrived at Anse Cocos
🍃This will take you about 30 minutes in total 
🍹Head straight to the beach shack and grab a mango daiquiri
🌴Welcome to Anse Lazio 🌴 Anse Lazio is on t 🌴Welcome to Anse Lazio 🌴
Anse Lazio is on the island of Praslin in the Seychelles! It’s one of the most stunning beaches I’ve ever seen 😍
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Hiking, Road Trips, UK · May 3, 2021

The best things to do in Kingsbridge, Devon

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Nestled amongst the South Devon Area of Natural Beauty (AONB) is the small market town of Kingsbridge. The town of Kingsbridge, Devon is surrounded by acres of rich green land, and also lies on the Kingsbridge Estuary. Its proximity to both land and water makes this town a  popular hotspot for hikers, ramblers, sailors and surfers alike. 

Kingsbridge, Devon is the perfect place to base yourself on a South Devon holiday. Not only are you in the South Devon Area of Natural Beauty itself but you are also extremely close to the South West Coast Path, which means lots of walking routes to choose from. 

On top of that, you are close to so many beautiful beaches, such as that of Salcombe, Bantham and South Sands. This means lots of opportunities to get involved in watersports like Stand-Up Paddleboarding,  Kayaking and Sailing. 

In Kingsbridge, Devon itself, you have ample opportunity to soak up some of the local cultures. Such as enjoying local produce in the restaurants and cafes, learning about local creators in the art gallery and taste-testing some of the Devonshire craft beer. 

You can explore a lot in this area, even if you are short on time so read on below to find out the best things to do.

Kingsbridge, Devon

How to get to and explore Kingsbridge, Devon

The best way to get to Kingsbridge is by car. There are train and bus options, however, these are not direct. Whilst you are in Kingsbridge you are probably going to want to explore the surrounding areas, and having a car is the best way to do this, not only for convenience but to also find those hidden gems. 

If you do not have access to a car there are alternative options. Unfortunately, as mentioned earlier there is no train station in this town and therefore no direct route. The best way to get there via train or coach is to travel directly into the town of Totnes. From Totnes, you can then catch either a  taxi or a local bus on to Kingsbridge. This will take you roughly 20-30 minutes.

The best time to visit Kingsbridge, Devon

Kingsbridge is the kind of area you can visit all year round, as long as it’s not raining! There are so many beautiful walks and beaches that you can visit whether it is winter or summer, it’s just a matter of whether that rain gets in your way, as a lot of these hikes would not be fun to do in wet and windy conditions. Now, I know this is hard because we live in the UK and the weather is unpredictable but try to plan your trip strategically to avoid the wet weather.

Kingsbridge, Devon

Where to stay in Kingsbridge, Devon

Kingsbridge is a great base area to stay in as you are no more than a 30-minute drive from some of the most scenic spots in South Devon. I stayed in a wonderful little Airbnb that was just a 5-minute walk from Kingsbridge town centre.

The only thing I would say is there are not as many pubs and restaurants within walking distance around here, so if that’s what you are after then I would recommend staying in Salcombe.

The best places to eat and drink in Kingsbridge, Devon

Now, I’m going to be completely honest here and say I didn’t experience too much of the foodie side of the area. I got so absorbed in exploring that I was often getting home at 9pm and by that time it was too late to find somewhere to eat, so I ended up cooking most of the time. However, I did stop off at a couple of places with lots of delicious seafood options of which I have listed below:

  • The Oyster Shack
  • The Ferry Inn
  • The Crabshell Inn

The best things to do in Kingsbridge, Devon

Kingsbridge Estuary

You simply have to walk through Kingsbridge town to admire the beautiful estuary. Although I personally think the best place to view this is at Bowcombe Creek Bridge. If possible I would time it up so you visit the bridge an hour or so before sunset, the tide is high and the water is still and it just looks so beautiful.

There is a road adjacent to the bridge where you can park your car so that you can admire the view, as you are unable to stop on the bridge.

Kingsbridge, Devon

Salcombe

Salcombe is a stunning little town just a short drive from Kingsbridge. Come here to admire the beautiful coloured buildings, enjoy a pint by the water and grab an ice cream. There are lots of restaurants/pubs and independent shops in Salcombe town centre so you can spend a couple of hours here eating lunch and browsing around the shops. There are 3 car parks in Salcombe town centre so hopefully, you won’t have any trouble finding a space.

Kingsbridge, Devon

Snapes point

Snapes point is a gorgeous 360 viewpoint location in Salcombe. Here, you will get to see stunning views of rolling hills, the Kingsbridge Estuary as well as look out over the town of Salcombe.

If you are arriving by car simply type “Snapes Point National Trust car park” into your sat nav and it will take you right there.  if you are a National Trust member the car park is free, if not it is £3 for the whole day.  The walk from the car park to Snapes Point will take you roughly 15/20 to walk. The walk there is clearly signposted along the way. 

Alternatively,  if you are staying in Salcombe you can walk the 4.5-mile distance to Snapes Point (shorter route available). This walk starts close to Shadycombe Car Park (TQ3 8QE). 

Kingsbridge, Devon

Gara Rock

This was one of my favourite places on the whole trip. It was absolutely beautiful and I had the beach all to myself.

Type in “Gara Rock” into your sat nav and you will be taken to a hotel. Here they have parking for non-guests which is clearly signposted and parking here is free. 

Now for exploring. Walk to the end of the car park towards the coastline. Here you will see a signpost with a couple of adventure options for you!

If you want to visit the beach pictured below you should follow the route to “West Prawle”. It will take you roughly 15/20 minutes to get to the beach. You can then continue walking along the route towards West Prawle or return back up and head in the other direction towards Mill Bay or head home.

Kingsbridge, Devon

Mill Bay

So the first thing I thought when I saw this cute little bay was how much it reminded me of Thailand. The golden sand, the emerald green water and all the trees growing on the rock gave it that Thailand feel. The bay also looks out across to the village of Salcombe so you get beautiful views from all angles! 

To get here you have a few options: you can either drive straight here, the car park is National Trust so as always it is free for members and chargeable for non-members. 

Alternatively, you can hike Mill Bay. You will have to park up at Gara Rock car park (see above) and then follow the coastal path route down. 

Finally, if you’re not feeling any of the above you can catch a boat from Salcombe directly to Mill Bay.

Kingsbridge, Devon

Hope Cove

Hope Cove is a small but stunning beach location in the village of (yep you guessed it), Hope Cove and it is just a 15-minute drive from Kingsbridge

There are two car parks in Hope Cove. ‘Inner Hope Cove’ car park and ‘Outer Hope Cove’ car park. My recommendation is the park at Outer Hope Cove car park as this is close to the beach. Both car parks have charges which are determined by your length of stay. 

If you are up for a walk you can also hike to Hope Cove. To do so you will have to park up at the Bolberry Down National Trust Car park. To get here put TQ7 3DY into your sat nav. Your sat nav will tell you that you have arrived at least 2/3 minutes before you are actually there so keep driving down the road until you see the entry sign. 

Once Hope Cove, there is a cute pub overlooking the sea called the “Hope and Anchor” which you can stop off at if you get hungry.

The village and beach are very small so I would recommend spending just a short amount of time here.

Kingsbridge, Devon

Soar Mill Cove

Soar Mill Cove is a small, sandy inlet in Bolt Head. To get here you will have to park up at the Bolberry Down National Trust Car park (see above) and then take the 20/30 minute downhill walk to the cove. You can walk directly onto the beach as well as hike up on the cliffs beside the beach to get views as seen in the picture below.

Thurlestone Beach / South Milton Sands

So, this was one of the best places I visited on my trip and I highly recommend coming here. It was so peaceful and relaxing and I got there a couple of hours before sunset so it was looking extremely pretty in that golden hour glow.

Thurlestone Beach is made up of two main beaches: one smaller one near Thurlestone golf club and one larger beach towards South Milton.

To get here simply type the Thurlestone Beach into your sat nav and you will be taken directly to the beach car park. The price of parking will depend on your length of stay.

If you want to walk here you can do so by starting off at Bantham Beach and walking along the coastline.

Thurlestone Sands

Bantham Beach

If you want to watch the sunset in South Devon then Bantham Beach is the place to come. 

To get here simply put the beach into your sat nav and it will take you straight to the car park. Whether you pay depends on what time you arrive, if you come for sunset chances are you won’t have to pay as the ticket booth will be shut by then! 

You can also hike to Batham Beach. A great starting point is from Thurlestone Sands (see above). The walk will take you roughly 30/40 minutes.  

And Finally, if you are up for some action you can also surf and stand-up paddleboard at Bantham. Head to Bantham Surfing Academy to find out more.

Bantham Beach

Start Point Lighthouse

Start Point Lighthouse is the best place to watch the sunrise in the Kingsbridge area. If you enter “Start Point” into your sat nav it will take you straight to the car park. Again this car park has a ticket booth so whether you pay depends on what time you arrive, if you come for sunrise the booth won’t be open yet so you won’t have to pay.

Once you park up you will then have to take a short walk to get round to the lighthouse. To get the best views you will have to climb up a steep part of the hill. You will know where to climb as the rocks have been carved into steps and there is a metal chain railing for you to hold on to.

Kingsbridge

Hallsands

Both a short walk (20 minutes) and a short drive (6 minutes) from Start Point Lighthouse is Hallsands Beach. Hallsands is a beautiful shingle beach and this was another one of my favourites. The waves here are loud and strong so it’s the perfect place to relax in the morning and listen to the ocean crash along the shore.

Kingsbridge

Burgh Island

Burgh Island is a small tidal island located in the town of Bigbury-On-Sea. On the island, you can find beautiful golden sand and a secret (not so secret) natural mermaid pool. In low tide, you can get over to the island on foot and in high tide, you can get over to the island via a sea tractor, however, this stops running early evening so make sure you get your timings right. I arrived too late so unfortunately, I didn’t a chance to actually go on the island which was a shame!

To get here head to the Bigbury-On-Sea beach car park and you will then easily see where you can start you walk to the island/ catch the sea tractor.

Top Tips

CARRY CHANGE! A lot of the machines in the car parks do not have the option to pay by card. Most do have the option to pay by phone but more often than not there will be very little reception which can cause problems. Another tip would be to get a National Trust membership, even if it’s solely for this trip, a lot of the car parks are owned by the national trust. A membership will cost you circa £6 for the month and you will definitely be spending more on parking.

Want some more inspiration for the South West of England? Then check out my post on the best things to do in Cornwall.

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Friendly reminder 🧡 (To myself included) to sto Friendly reminder 🧡 (To myself included) to stop the comparison. 
🧡 It can be so easy to do, especially on this app to compare our lives with other successes… but often we’re only seeing the end product, or highlight roll and not the years and months of work behind the scenes it took to get there. 
🧡So keep doing what your doing, keep chipping away and you’ll get there in the end.
💁🏽‍♀️This one’s for my late 20’s e 💁🏽‍♀️This one’s for my late 20’s early 30’s ladies having their early mid-life crisis facing all the decisions we have to make ⬇️
🔵 To quit or not to quit our jobs 
🔵 Wanting to change careers
🔵 Climbing the corporate ladder or going freelance 
🔵 Buying or not buying a house 
🔵 Having or not having kids 
🔵 And of course bucket list that’s wayyyyyyy to long 
Reel Idea  @the_unqualified_mum
🧡This week I confirmed to do something in the n 🧡This week I confirmed to do something in the new year that’s totally out of my Comfort zone, In a country I’ve never been to and a continent I’ve barely explored. 
🧡Whilst I’m filled with the fear, doubt and all the what ifs I’m also filled with excitement and doing something different and the opportunities that will come with that. 
🧡There’s also so much I need to do in between to make this possible so I’m also taking a huge bet on myself to which again is scary and exciting all at the same time. 
So this is your sign to do the thing ✨
🐘Sri Lankan Safari’s🐘🇱🇰 🍃Sri Lan 🐘Sri Lankan Safari’s🐘🇱🇰
🍃Sri Lanka has a number of national parks where you can go on a safari experience🍃
Some of these include
🐊Yala National Park (This is the most popular NP in Sri Lanka for Safari) 
🐊Udawalawe National Park
🐊Minneriya National Park
🐊Wilpattu National Park
🐊Wasgamuwa National Park
🐊Gal Oya National Park
🐊Kumana National Park
🐊Bundala National Park
🐆🧸On the Safari you can expect to see elephants, peacocks, water buffalos, crocodiles and if you are really lucky; leopards and sloth bears!🦚🐘
🚗🍃I have been to both Yala National Park (back in 2016) and Udawalawe (this year). I’d say I much preferred the Udawalawe Safari.
🐆WHY DID I PREFER UDAWALAWE?🐘
🐾It felt more natural 🍃
🟢In Yala the drivers would walkie-talkie each other then there would be a rush of all these jeeps trying to crowd around an animal. My experience in Udawalawe wasn’t like that at all. The only time the drivers would communicate is if they passed each other on a track. 
🧘🏽‍♀️It was a lot quieter in Udawalawe 🤫
🟢This might have been to do with the time of day (we set off at 6 am) but most of it felt like we had the whole park to ourselves. At one point we were at a huge lake with water buffaloes, two elephants and crocodiles and we were the only jeep there. It was Magical. 
TIPS/RECOMMENDATIONS 💁🏽‍♀️
🦎I would really recommend booking a Stay at Lizard Safari Point in Udawalawe. The rooms are just £15 a night and we booked the tour directly through them and it was the best experience. 
🦎The tour cost about £35-£40 which included 4 hours of safari and entrance to the park. 
🌅Wherever you choose to do your safari make sure you go early morning! 
☔️Also, avoid booking on days when it’s going to rain as apparently the animals will hide!
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