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Places you need to visit in Guatemala: 

🧡Antigua
🧡Acatenango Volcano
🧡Lake Atitlan
🧡Semuc Champey
🧡El Paredon 

Is Guatemala on your bucket list?
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Day 1 – Landing in San Jose
Day 2-5 – Puerto Viejo
Day 5-7 – Tortuguero
Day 7-10 – La Fortuna
Day 10-12 – Manuel Antonio National Park
Day 12-14 – Dominical
9  things to NEED to do on your Barbados holiday🌴🇧🇧:

🐟 Oistins Fish Fry on a Friday Night
⚡️ Go for a drink and swim @thunder.bay.beach.bar 
🌅Watch the Sunrise
🐢Swim with Turtles
⛵️Boat cruise with @silvermoonbarbados 
🌮Sunset Dinner @seashed_barbados 
🐎Watch the racehorses at Pebbles Beach 
🌊 Walk along the Hastings Boardwalk 
🌅Watch the sunset
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🟠 Obvious choice but make use of the weekends. Fly out on Friday night and home Sunday evening. Really good to squeeze in a mini city break. 

🟠 For longer holidays use the same method as above. Fly out on a Friday night and home the following Sunday. You can get almost 9 days away and only have to take 5 days off work.

🟠 Make use of your bank holidays. Tag on an extra day off around a bank holiday. For example around the Easter break. 

🟠If you are flying on weekdays fly out late evening and fly home early morning so you don’t have to take those flying days off work.

🟠 Work from your holiday. Commit to working one or two mornings whilst you are away. This can help in saving up a few half days when you get to the end of the year. However this is probably not worth it on shorter trips

🟠 If you are able to travel with work. Make a holiday out of that by tagging on a few days holiday after the work trip is over.

Do you have any other tips?
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Not normally a quotes girly but I think this is so sweet 🥹
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This is the perfect hostel for travellers looking to unwind and relax (unless you are there on a Sunday when it’s part of the Sunday funday bar crawl 🙈)

🛌Dorm rooms start from £11 and Private from £50 🛌

🚖 It located a 6 minute drive and a 30 minute walk outside of the town. They do offer a free shuttle bus to town and from town everyday!
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🧡One thing I’m super grateful for is my supportive boyfriend no matter how ludacris my ideas.

✈️He loves to travel and explore new places but it’s definitely not on the same scale as me! 

💻 He also doesn’t have a job that gives him the same freedoms as mine does 

🌎I’ll be leaving him for a while  very shortly, and Ive talked about how I want to go away for a few months at some point in the future. 

❤️Despite the fact we miss each other he’ll always support my travels whether he can come with me or not.
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📍Swim Ojo de Agua
📍Hike to San Ramon waterfall 
📍Sunset at Playa Mangos
📍Lunch at Santo Domingo
📍Hike Volcan Concecipon
📍Walk the sandbar at Punta Jesus
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Getting There ➡️

✈️🛥️Plane and Boat - The best option for less time but a bigger budget and those who suffer from sea Sickness. 

🛩️Fly from Managua Airport to Big Corn Island (1.5 hours)
🚣🏼‍♀️Boat Taxi from Big Corn to Little Corn (30 minutes) 

💰Approximate total Cost for 1 way = £100-£110 

🚎⛵️Bus and Boat - The best option for more time but a smaller budget 

🚌Bus from Managua to Bluefields (7/8 hours) 
Ferry from Bluefields to Big Corn (6/7 hours) 
🚣🏼‍♀️Boat Taxi from Big Corn to Little Corn (30 minutes) 

💰Approximate total Cost for 1 way = £16-£20

🛌Where to stay 

😎Graces Cool Spot $
🤿Yemaya Reefs $$$

👙What to do 

🌴Walk around the whole Island 
😎Chill out on Otto Beach 
🤿Go Snorkelling 
🦈Go Scuba Diving 
🌮Have Tacos at Tranqillo Bar 
🍺Drink Victoria’s at Beach Bar 
🌅Watch the Sunset and Sun Rise 
💤RELAX 

Would you visit Little Corn?
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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. 💤

Full-time travel/time freedom is the goal but for now, I’m grateful that I get to experience snippets of these beautiful countries! 

Would you visit Nicaragua for 10 days?
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Day 8 📆

🤿We paid $20 each to go on a snorkelling tour with with our guesthouse (Graces Cool Spot) 

🦈It was a 2 hour trip and we got to see lots of nurse sharks, plus others saw turtles, stingrays and lobsters which I missed

🚤Later that afternoon we had to leave Little Corn 😫. We were planning to leave the next day but they weren’t going to be running the boats to Big Corn due to the wind….. so if we didn’t leave we would have missed our flight. 

⚓️Something to be aware of if you’re travelling to the corn island’s

Day 9 📆

✈️We flew from Big Corn Island back to the main land early in the morning. 

🚕We then got picked up from the airport and we decided to go back to Laguna de Apoyo and stay @paradisonicaragua 

🍺 We spent our last day drinking turbo shandy’s and swimming in the lake (which was a lot warmer than we expected)
🌎Favourite places in Central America 🧡I’ 🌎Favourite places in Central America 

🧡I’m totally in love with Central America and I haven’t even scratched the surface yet (more countries to visit and more places to visit where I’ve already been) 

🌎Whilst I find it difficult to say where my favourite place is because they are all so different, here are some of my favourite places in each country I’ve been to so far:

Mexico 🇲🇽

🌮Valladolid 
🏝️Isla Holbox 

Guatemala 🇬🇹

🌋Antigua (+ Acatenango Volcano hike) 
🌊Lake Atitlan 

Costa Rica 🇨🇷

🦥Puerto Viejo
🏄🏽‍♀️Dominical 
🍃La fortuna purely for @arenal.lodge 

Nicaragua 🇳🇮

🌋Ometepe
🌽Little Corn Island

Still have so many places to visit in these countries but these are my fave so far 🧡
Day 7 - Nicaragua 🇳🇮🏝️ Today was a ver Day 7 - Nicaragua 🇳🇮🏝️

Today was a very chill day 😎

🍳We woke up for some brekfast and then headed off to explore the island. 

🚶🏽‍♀️We headed north of our hotel at Graces cool spot and walked as far around the island as we could, taking in all the beautiful views along the way. 

🌴The most popular beach on the island is Otto beach and we were going to stop here but the bar was shut and after all the walking we were super hungry. 

🍃We decided to walk through the island and into the main “town”. 

🎶We stopped off at a reggae bar  called “Beach Bar” for lunch and stayed there for ages drinking and catching some sun and going for dips to cool off. 

🌮We then headed back to get read for Tacos and Triva night at Tranquilo cafe. The tacos were AMAZING but our trivia was terrible. We came last 😅

One of my favourite days of the trip!
Day 6 - Nicaragua 🇳🇮 ✈️Today we had to Day 6 - Nicaragua 🇳🇮 

✈️Today we had to wake up super early to catch our flight to the Corn islands.

🚕We headed from Leon to Managua airport which was approx 2 hours drive (of course we used our fave driver David) 

🔖We checked in for our flight which was very easy  they give you a baggage receipt  which you must keep hold of as they check it the other end when collecting your luggage. 

🛩️💵The flights were roughly $111 one way with La Costena airlines (they are not on Skyscanner so we had to  book directly) 

💰We then had to pay a $2 tourist tax to board the flight 

🛫The flight was totally fine (I was a tad nervous but had no need to be. 

🚎The flight kind of works like a bus which was so new to me. There are no assigned seats so you just pick whatever is free. 

💙It first lands Bluefields airport where it lets passengers off and more people on. If you’re flying to Big Corn you just stay on the plane. 

⏰In total it was about 1.5 hours 

🚖Once we landed in Big Corn we had to catch a taxi to the ferry port. This cost us $1 per person 

💰Once we got there we then had to pay ANOTHER tourist tax for around $1 to enter the port. 

⛴️We then waited for our ferry to little corn. There are only 2 ferries a day to Little Corn 10am ($20) and 4:30pm ($10). Take a look at this last picture for more info on this. 

🏨Once we arrived we were greeted by someone from our guesthouse ( Graces Cool Spot) at the port and he walked us to the hotel. 

🍹Once we checked in we got showered up and had a little explore. We then spent the evening at at tranquilio cafe drinking cocktails with some lovely humans that we met at our guesthouse. 

Picture locations 📸
📸Big Corn Island Ferry Port
📸Big Corn Island Airport
📸Graces Cool Spot
📸Tranquilo Cafe
📸Little Corn
Graces Cool Spot- Little Corn Island 🇳🇮🌽🏝️

I did not want to leave. If you’re visiting Nicaragua, Little Corn is a MUST!
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Beach Holidays, Europe, Road Trips · October 15, 2020

The best things to do in Northern & Eastern Sardinia

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Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean (after Sicily) and arguably one of the most beautiful.

Sardinia is an Italian island however it is extremely protective of its Sardinian identity and even has some autonomy from the state.

Home to over 1.5 million people and visited by millions of tourists every year Sardinia has something for everyone.

Sardinia is often referred to as the Med’s answer to the Caribbean, it has over 2000km of coastline, majority of which offers up blue flag beaches with turquoise sea’s and bright white (and sometimes pink) sands. However, if it’s not the beach that interests you then that poses no problem for Sardinia.

Lined with acres of countryside and layered with mountains in its interior, Sardinia has a lot to offer for the intrepid explorer. With caves, canyons, peaks, trails and Neolithic sites there are ample opportunities to go hiking, rock climbing, canyoning, history hunting and so much more.

Sardinia is the perfect summer holiday destination; I have been here 4 times and each year have discovered something new and spectacular.

Santa Teresa di Gallura

When is the best time to visit Sardinia?

Sardinia welcomes visitors all year round, however, if you want to get the best of the sunny weather it’s best to visit during the summer season between May – October, where temperatures can reach up to and over 30 degrees celsius.

Although I must let you know, every time I have come to Sardinia during peak season there has been some sort of rain or storm. I would advise packing a jumper or hoodie to keep you warm if you encounter stormy weather. Usually, you will find that these storms pass quickly and the sunshine returns.

What is the best way to get to Sardinia

There are three main airports that serve Sardinia, these are Olbia (North East), Cagliari (South) and Alghero (East). You can fly into these regions from most London airports, and if you catch it at the right time you can get return flights for as little as £60. 

If you are looking to do either Northern or Eastern Sardinia as mentioned in this post I would advise flying into Olbia Airport.

La Maddalena Archipelago

What is the best way to see Sardinia?

Rent a car

If you want to experience the best of Sardinia then your only option is to drive/rent a car. There is no Uber on the island and taxi’s are also ridiculously expensive (it’s roughly €75 for a 20-minute journey). There are local bus routes you can use but again these are timely and buses are infrequent.

The roads and motorways that serve Sardinia are often through the mountains, so not only will your destination be a treat for the eyes but also your journey too!

If you are looking to rent a car I would advise going with Maggiore. The car cost us €340 for 1 driver for 1 week including full insurance. Whatever you do, DO NOT rent a car with Sixt. We were originally booked with them but had such a bad experience that we swapped to Maggiore.

Where to stay in Sardinia?

Northern Sardinia

If you stay in Northern Sardinia, I would recommend staying in the regions and surrounding areas of Santa Teresa di Gallura or Palau which are located roughly an hour from Olbia Airport. Here you are in the perfect location to visit the La Maddelena islands (which I have discussed further down this post) as well as some of Sardinia’s top-rated beaches such a Capo Testa.

Click here to take a look at the accommodation we stayed at during our time in Northern Sardinia.

Porto Pozzo
Porto Pozzo

Eastern Sardinia

If you are looking to stay in Eastern Sardinia I would recommend staying in the Dorgali region which is 1.5 hours from Olbia Airport. We stayed in Cala Gonone at Hotel Bue Marino, next to the coast, but if you prefer the mountains I would recommend this hotel.

#VANLIFE

Alternatively, if you are driving through Europe and have a campervan, you can book to stay at some camping sites or find some wild camping spots. My best advice would be to download Park4Night and CaraMapas to help you find your perfect spot for the night.

Budgeting for Sardinia

Unfortunately, Sardinia isn’t the cheapest place, but thankfully you can get coffee for as little as €1.50, an Aperol spritz for just €5 and a carafe of wine starting at just €7. In terms of dining out most dishes start from around €15+. We spent between €55-€100 for 2 people on both lunch and dinner (obviously this was dependant on how much alcohol we drank and if we had enough room for dessert).

If you are thinking of going on an excursion or boat trip most prices will start at around €80 and prices with fluctuate depending on what time of year you are visiting.

Best things to eat and drink in Sardinia

The food in Sardinia does not disappoint. I can safely say I have never had a bad meal whilst holidaying here and have definitely returned back from my holidays a few lbs heavier, but it is worth every bite and every gulp.

Gnocchetti alla Sarda

This dish uses malloreddus pasta. It’s not actually gnocchi as the name would suggest, it just holds a similar shape to gnocchi but in miniature form, hence ‘gnocchetti’. This is a tomato based, sausage pasta dish which is so delicious, I order it multiple times when I’m away. If it’s available, the dish is best served with lashings of pecorino cheese on top rather than your traditional parmesan.

Pane Carasau 

This is a wafer-thin light and crispy bread (kind of like Sardinia’s answer to a poppadom). You will almost certainly get with every starter when you eat out.

Seadas

Not quite to everyone’s taste, but a ‘must-try’ if you want to tick trying all the authentic Sardinian cuisine of the list. These are deep-fried pastries filled with pecorino cheese and drizzled with honey. Essentially, it’s like a sweet ravioli.

Vermentino wine

A delicious white wine that is grown and produced predominately in Sardinia. This is a great accompaniment to all of your Sardinian dinners.

Cozze Alla Marinara

Cozze Alla Marinara is my favourite starter of all time. It’s a simple dish of mussels marinated in garlic and white wine sauce. My favourite thing to do is devour the mussels and then mop up the sauce with some chunky bread.

Cozze Alla Marinara

Mirto

Mirto is a liqueur that is popular on the islands of Sardinia, Corsica and Capraia. Mirto is made from the Myrtle leaf which grows all over Sardinia. Mirto is an acquired taste, but again if you want to try something authentically Sardinian then put this on the list.

Visit an Agroturismo for Porchetta Su Porcheddu

All over the island, you will find a plethora of Agrotourismo’s. These are independently owned farms of which parts of the land have been transformed into a restaurant/accommodation combos. The food provided is organically produced fresh from the farm.

If you visit an Agroturismo I would highly recommend trying Porchetta Su Porcheddu which is a suckling pig that is cooked slowly on a spit and usually accompanied by roast potatoes.

Best things to do in Northern & Eastern Sardinia

Now obviously I haven’t been to every amazing spot in either Northern or Eastern Sardinia, but below is a list of the top places either me or my family have been to in these regions, so hopefully, this helps you put together a decent itinerary if you’ve been inspired to take a trip here.

Northern

La Maddalena Island and La Maddalena Archipelago

Sardinia has a lot of stunning beaches, but La Maddalena island and the surrounding islands in the Archipelago has to be one of Sardinia’s biggest gems. Some of the beaches here even have pink sand, but these are protected from the public.

To get on to La Maddalena Island you can take the ferry from Palau. Click here to access the timetable. If you take a trip here make sure you head to Caprera.

Other islands in the La Maddalena Archipelago are only accessible by boat, so I would highly recommend booking a tour that takes you around to multiple islands. I always book with Palau Excursions, it’s a great day out filled with food, drink, snorkelling and swimming.

Take a day trip to Corsica

If like me you like fitting in as many countries as possible, then this day trip to Corsica Island (belonging to France) will be for you. You can catch the ferry from Santa Teresa di Gallura which takes you to the town of Bonifacio in Southern Corsica. Click here to look at the ferry timetable.

Capo Testa

9 times out of 10 if you Google “best beaches in Sardinia” Capo Testa will come up in the search. This beach is located in the town of Santa Teresa di Gallura. The road running through town splits the beach into two parts so you have two sides of the beach to choose from. One side is noticeably windier than the other so make sure you choose wisely.

If you fancy some food or a cocktail during your time here you can either head to Martini Beach Club or Cala Spinosa Sea Lounge.

Additionally, if you get bored of sunbathing there is a local nature reserve nearby where you can hike and get some stunning views of the beach and surrounding area.

Baja Sardinia

This is one of the best areas to come if you are a keen scuba diver. It’s also the place to come if you like to party and to socialise on your holiday. Make sure you head to Phi Beach and Nikki Beach to find some of the best bars in the area. Phi beach is also a great place to watch the sunset.

Porto Cervo

If you want to explore and experience a billionaires playground then Porto Cervo is the place to come. It’s home to some amazing superyachts and the famous Billionaires nightclub.

Cala Brandinchi

Located just 25 mins from Olbia Airport, Cala Brandinchi is the perfect place to catch the last bit of sun before you head home. It’s also just a great beach to visit if you are staying in this area.

When you arrive you will have two car parks to choose from either north or south. The beach isn’t that long and it’s quick to walk from one end to the other so don’t worry about what car park you choose. It’s important to note that parking here can be quite expensive. It cost us roughly €8 for 3 hours

Cala Brandinchi
Cala Brandinchi

Castelsardo

Castelsardo is a small, picturesque town built on an old medieval fortress. Its views are like that of a miniature Positano so it’s definitely worth a little trip there for the day.

Eastern

Golfo Di Orosei

Golfo Di Orosei is a series of stunning beaches backdropped by the rugged Sardinian mountains. Much like the La Maddalena Archipelago, this spot is one of the most highly rated spots in Sardinia. The best way to access these beaches is by boat. Many of these beaches can be accessed by boat only. You can catch a boat trip from the Cala Gonone Marina where you have plenty of tour providers to choose from.

If like me you are unable to catch a boat tour due to windy weather conditions you can hike to some of these beaches. From Cala Gonone, you can drive 7 minutes to Cala Fuili and take the 2-hour hike to Cala Luna (pictured below). It’s not the easiest hike so make sure you pack the right shoes.

If you are unable to catch a boat and want to visit some of the other beaches along the gulf such as Cala Goloritze then you will have to drive to Golgo Plateau in the province of Baunei. This is approximately 1.5 hours from Cala Gonone. The hike from Golgo Plateau to Cala Goloritze will take you another 1.5 hours.

Cala Fuili
Cala Luna
Cala Luna
Cala Fuili

Lago Di Cedrino

Lago Di Cedrino is a peaceful lake located in the Dorgali region, just a 15-minute drive from Cala Gonone. Head here to do a spot of kayaking if you are up for a bit of adventure. Alternatively, if you just want to enjoy these views, you can visit Villa Cedrino for a spot of lunch.

lago di cedrino
lago di cedrino

Gorropu

Gola Su Gorropu is one of the deepest gorges in Europe.

If you are staying in the Cala Gonone region you can take a day out to do this hike. It’s just a 30-minute drive from Cala Gonone. The drive up to the designated parking is just as beautiful as the hike it’s self. 

Put Bar Silana into your sat nav and the car park is located nearby. The walk takes 1/2 – 2 hours one way. Once you get down near the gorge you will have to pay a €5 to enter. How far you can go into the gorge will depend on the weather and the time of year. 

When you decide to head back a whole 2 hours of uphill walking is in store. If you are feeling particularly tired you can pay €15 to catch a jeep back up. However, this will drop you off at a slightly different point.

Gorropu
Gorropu
Gorropu

I hope I have inspired you to book Sardinia for your next summer holiday. However, if you are looking for more summer holiday inspiration click here to view my guide to Sagres in The Algarve.

If you are looking for more summer holiday inspiration check out my guide to the Dominican Republic.


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