☀️🕶Long nights, golden hour glow, sunkissed ☀️🕶Long nights, golden hour glow, sunkissed skin and a nice cold glass of @castillodeibiza = those perfect summer days 🌊🍷

What’s your favourite thing about summer? 🌅
🏕UK GLAMPING IDEAS ⬇️ [gifted stay] 🇬 🏕UK GLAMPING IDEAS ⬇️

[gifted stay] 

🇬🇧If you’re looking for a wholesome weekend away in the UK then you should take a trip to @whitehouseglamping 

🏕White House Glamping is home to 5 super cute tipis. Each tipi comes equipped with bed linen, a fridge, a heater, firepit/BBQ and a movie projector. 

🚿Kitchen and shower facilities are shared and kept super clean. 

🍢Free coffee, tea and marshmallows are provided. Just make sure to pack some milk, salt, pepper and of course any other herbs and spices if you plan on cooking. 

🛶WHAT TO DO IN THE AREA 

🍃The Wye valley is such a beautiful spot with so many things to do. Here is just a handful. 

🐮Explore White House grounds, including their secret beach
🐮Explore the town of Ross-on-Wye
🐮Canoeing down the river Wye
🐮Exploring Goodrich Castle
🐮Climb up Coppets hill 
🐮Admire the view at Symonds yat rock 
🐮Sex Education set location tour 
🐮Go on a cider tour at a local brewery 

+ Lots more 

🛌Head over to @whitehouseglamping to book your stay!
HIKING ACATENANGO VOLCANO 🌋🇬🇹 🥾Here a HIKING ACATENANGO VOLCANO 🌋🇬🇹

🥾Here are all the details of the overnight hike below: 

WHERE TO GO 

🌉To start the hike you’re going to need to head to the town of Antigua in Guatemala. This town is incredible and I would recommend coming here whether you want to hike or not! 

WHO TO GO WITH 

♉️🐂@oxexpeditions 
The cost of the hike with @oxexpeditions is $89. This can be more expensive than what you might find from the tour companies in the area but you really do get what you pay for and this is a top class service, and if I were to do it again I would 100% go back to OX. 

WHAT TO PACK

🎒You’ll need to take a small backpack filled with lots of layers (it gets VVVV cold), lots of snacks, baby wipes, anti back, tissues and around 4 litres of water. Lunch, Dinner and Breakfast is provided by the tour guides. 

 🧦🧤If you don’t have a small backpack or enough layers, don’t worry as you can burrow these items from the @oxexpeditions office. 

WHAT TO EXPECT 

🍳You’ll meet with your tour group around 7am and head to a local cafe for breakfast. 

🚗After breakfast you’ll drive an hour up to the starting point. 

🏒Once at the starting point you’ll be able to rent a hiking stick for around 50p. I would highly recommend one of these, they are super helpful and I think it would have taken me a lot longer without it. 

🎒You’ll also be able to hire a porter to carry your bag at a cost of £20 for one way. 

🧗Expect to hike to base camp to take around 5/6 hours. Don’t worry, there will be lots of mini breaks and lunch in between. The first 4/5 hours of the trail  are constantly uphill with the last 1/2 hours being ever so slightly easier. 

🍫Once you get to base camp your guides will set up your tents, the camp fire and make a round of hot chocolate. 

🌋If you feel like you’ve not done enough hiking you also get the option to Hike Volcan Fuego (which is the active one you will see erupt from base camp). 

🥾This is roughly another 4 hours of hiking. You can prebook this part OR (what I would advise doing) can decide if you want to do it when you’re on base camp and pay after.

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Re-introducing myself 🙋🏽‍♀️ There’s Re-introducing myself 🙋🏽‍♀️

There’s a few new faces around here so I thought I would do another intro 😊

I’m 29 (soon to be 30🥲) from Hertfordshire. 

My whole personality is defined by a love for exploring and cheese✈️🧀

Why I have this page? 📄

I (obviously) LOVE to travel  but like a lot of us have a job (oh and a boyfriend) that keeps me in the UK. 👩🏽‍💻👩‍❤️‍👨

I created this page for those who like me, love to travel around their 9-5, making full use of the 20-25 days holiday we get each  year. 🌍🛬

If you stick around you can expect lots of destination and hotel inspo, as well lots of tips on how to save money on travel and get the most out of your time off! 🏩💰🇬🇹

Tell me about yourself in the comments below 👇🏽
CANO ISLAND 🏝🇨🇷 🤿If you fancy snorkel CANO ISLAND 🏝🇨🇷

🤿If you fancy snorkelling/scuba diving whilst in Costa Rica then Cano Island is the place to go. 

⛵️How to get there: 

1️⃣Option 1: Stay overnight in Drake bay (close to Corcovado national park) and book with a tour company whilst there.

2️⃣Option 2: Do a day trip from the town of Uvita (1 hour from Manuel Antonio). This is the option we opted for as we were short on time. We went with a company called @bahiaadventures 

If you want to Scuba over snorkel then pick option 1

What you can expect: 

🐠Expect to see lots of colourful fishies, turtles, reef sharks,rays, dolphins and if you are there in season maybe even whales on the ride over 

🎟Day trip experience: 

⛵️We booked a 1/2 tour. Breakfast and lunch were provided. We had super knowledgable guides and got to spend 2 hours snorkelling and 1 hour chilling on the island. 

✅Really enjoyed in and would recommend 

Do you fancy a trip to Cano Island?
What to do in Quepos❓ 🍃Quepos is home to Man What to do in Quepos❓

🍃Quepos is home to Manuel Antonio National park

🐸Manuel Antonio is one of the most popular national parks in Costa Rica, so if you are looking to visit make sure you get in early‼️

💰Entrance to the park is ticketed  and the admission fee is $18.08. Tickets a limited to day and time slots, so make sure you book your tickets in advance. 

📆The Park is closed on Tuesdays and opening hours are from 7 am to 4 pm. 

🌊If you don’t fancy visiting the park (we decided to skip) I would highly recommend spending the day at Playa Espadilla Beach (pictured here) 📸

Top tip: if you want atmosphere stay to the left of the beach but if you want to be completely chilled head to the far right of the beach! 

🛌Where to stay: 

💤If you are in the area I would avoid staying in Quepos Central and stay closer to Playa Espadilla beach. I much preferred the bars and restaurants around here. 

🍔Where to eat: 

🍟APE social 
🍟El Avion 
🍟Barba Roja 
🍟Cafe Agua Azul

So would it be a beach day or a national park day for you?
💦RIO CELESTE 💦 This waterfall is one of the 💦RIO CELESTE 💦

This waterfall is one of the most famous in Costa Rica (for obvious reasons). 

💎The colour of the water almost looks fake but gets colour from a chemical reaction between volcanic mineral 🌋

🚗Getting there:

The road up to Rio Celeste is very steep and riddled with pot holes so make sure you drive carefully! 

💰Entrance:
Entrance to the falls will cost you $12

🥾The hike
There is a short hike to the falls. Once you have visited the falls you can go on further to the blue lagoon. Be prepared for some uphill stints. 

💧Oh and pack a rain coat 

🍛Amenities

There are toilets and a couple of cafes located at the entrance in case you get hungry! 

Do you fancy a visit to Rio Celeste?
🌋Arenal/La Fortuna Mini Guide 🌺 Another one 🌋Arenal/La Fortuna Mini Guide 🌺

Another one of my favourite places in CR. Because just look at those views 😍

🛌Where to stay?

@arenal.lodge £100pn 

🧗🏼‍♀️What to do? 

🌸La fortuna waterfall $18pp
🌸Blogarin Trail $15pp (no guide)
🌸Ziplining $50-$100pp

❌Where to avoid 

🌁Mistico Arenal hanging bridges $27pp 

(Personally didn’t think these were worth it but it’s obviously just my own opinion)
PUERTO VIEJO🇨🇷🍃 🦥Starting of the Cost PUERTO VIEJO🇨🇷🍃

🦥Starting of the Costa Rica content with our first stop (and my favourite place) , Puerto Viejo de Talamanca.

🍍Puerto Viejo is located on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast and it has all the vibes you could ask for. 

🥥The best things to do in Puerto Viejo: 

🌅Have sunset drinks @puertopirata.tikibar 
🌴Visit Playa Punta Uva 
🏄🏽‍♀️Surf at Playa Cocles
🐙Have dinner @kokibeach 
🍹Have drinks at Rasta bar 
🛍Go shopping @wanderlustpuertoviejo 
🛶Go Kayaking in the mangroves 
🦥Go Sloth Hunting at Cahuita National Park
British Passport Holders this one is for you 🛂 British Passport Holders this one is for you 🛂

📆Did you know you now need 3+ months on your passport to travel to the EU? 

🔟Did you also know that the EU is also not accepting passports that are more than 10 years old (Picture 2)? 

👩🏽‍🦱If you have a passport-like mine that has 10 years + months on it (picture 3 10yrs 5 months) then see below: 

🌍Please follow the steps to avoid missing your EU trip: 

💙Completely Ignore the expiry date on your passport 
💙Count exactly 10 years from your passport issue date eg 18/04/12 = 18/04/22 
💙The new date you have calculated will now be your actual expiry date in the eyes of the EU eg 18/04/22
💙Ensure you have 3 + months from that date on your passport before travelling to the EU 

🔟If you have a passport that has exactly 10 years between issue and expiry date then its simple. You just need 3+ more months from the expiry date before heading to the EU. 

🧠Remember this is for the EU only and it will be different for other countries outside of the EU 

I was sent back home from the airport a few weeks ago for not being aware of these rules so I hope this helps! 

👇🏽Let me know if you’ve found this helpful!
HOW MUCH I SPENT 💰💸 As a solo female travel HOW MUCH I SPENT 💰💸

As a solo female traveller in the Bahamas in 5 days.

Don’t normally do these kind of posts but I’ve previously mentioned how I found this trip to be expensive so I wanted to be transparent with you! 

🥲Get prepared to shed a tear when you realise this amount would have lasted me A WHOLE MONTH  in Asia or Central/South America 😅

🛌Accommodation : £470 (this was the cheapest place I could find on the island)

🚗Rental Car: £120 (for two days)

🧾Rental Car insurance: £20 (insurance via 3rd party @questorinsurance) 

⛵️Excursion: £130 (swimming pigs boat trip) 

🌮🍹Food, Drink, Taxi’s: £350 

TOTAL SPEND for 5 days: £1090 😭😭

🌴Overall experience: PRICELESS (I’ve deffo stolen this from an old Mastercard advert 😅)

💳One thing that really helped balance  out my spending was paying for my accommodation and boat trip a month or so before the trip! 

🍔I also minimised costs by only eating out once a day.

👯‍♀️I also think I probably would have spent the same if I went with someone. I might have been able to share the rental car and accommodation  costs but I also would have probably eaten out more and drank more cocktails. 

What do you think of this total? 👇🏽
SWIMMING PIGS 🐖🐷🐽 🌴The Bahamas, more SWIMMING PIGS 🐖🐷🐽

🌴The Bahamas, more specifically the Exumas are famous for their resident swimming pigs. 

🏴‍☠️No one really knows why they have been out here but there are a couple of stories floating around.

🥓One of them being that they were left here by sailors who had planned to come back and cook them (poor piggy’s) but never made of back. 

🐟We even got to see stingsrays too (never did I think I would need a stingray and pig side by side with each other 😅)

⛵️There are a few boat companies that will take you to see these pigs and I went with @exumawatersports. I booked the half day tour which was $175 (you can book on a full day and also swim with reef sharks and see Pablo Escobars crashed plane). ✈️

Would you want to see the swimming pigs 

For more piggy cuteness follow @theswimmingpigs 🐽🐷🐖
Budgeting in expensive destinations 💰

🏝Let’s face it, some destinations  just aren’t made for small budgets. but here are my top tips for saving money in expensive destinations. 

🔵 Avoid resorts and Stay somewhere with cooking facilities (@airbnb is the best go to for this) 
🔵Don’t eat out for every single meal and cook where you can
🔵 If you’re drinking cut back on cocktails and go for beers from time to time 
🔵Try and pay for day trips and accommodation in advanced to spread out costs 
🔵Rent a car (this can sometimes work out cheaper than taxis) 

Do you have anymore budgeting tips? 

PS Does anyone else find it ridiculous that beaches like this were so empty?!
GREAT EXUMA, BAHAMAS 🏝 The best things to do: GREAT EXUMA, BAHAMAS 🏝

The best things to do:

🌴Visit Jolly Hall beach (had this beach all to my self most of the time) 
🌴Visit Tropic of Cancer beach 
🌴Eat at the local fish fry
🌴Eat some conch 
🌴Eat at Satanna’s bar and grill 
🌴See the turtles at Hoopers Bay
🌴Do a boat trip around the Exuma cays and visit the swimming pigs (@exumawatersports recommended)
🌴Spend a Sunday on stocking island  at chat and chill bar

PS - I highly recommend renting a car whilst you are here! 

Do you fancy a trip to Great Exuma?
Hello from the Bahamas 👋🏽 My trip is almost Hello from the Bahamas 👋🏽

My trip is almost at an end but I can’t wait to share all my recommendations of this incredible place with you! 

Its not your typical solo travel destination and It’s been more expensive here than I expected but I did manage to make some friends stick to some sort of budget, so will share some tips and tricks for that too! 

Content coming this week. Hope you all enjoy the week ahead 🤗

📍Tropic of Cancer Beach, Exuma
Mexico Travel tip ✈️🚎🇲🇽 🚎One of t Mexico Travel tip ✈️🚎🇲🇽

🚎One of the best ways to travel around Mexico is by bus. 
 
🎟If you want a quick and easy way to find bus routes, prices and book tickets then I highly recommend the @busbud_com Website. 

📍Please note @busbud_com will recommend only 1st class routes. 1st class buses are fairly cheap but If you want an even cheaper option then I would recommend researching 2nd class buses. Just bear in mind that these journey can generally be longer than a first class route.
🏝 Isla Holbox Mini Guide 🇲🇽 If you’re 🏝 Isla Holbox Mini Guide 🇲🇽

If you’re looking for chilled boho island vibes in Mexico then Holbox is the place to come ✌🏽

⛴How to get there:

⛵️Get the boat over from a town called Chiquila. The boat takes 18 minutes from Chiquila to Holbox and run every 30-60 minutes. 

🚎You can get an ADO bus from all major towns in Yucatan to Chiquila. 

🏝Best things to do in Holbox: 

🧡Walk to Playa Mosquito 
🧡Swim with whale sharks (seasonal)
🧡Rent a golf buggy or bike to explore the island 
🧡Check Out The Bioluminescent Phytoplankton
🧡Visit Yalahau Cenote
🧡Watch the sunset at Punta Coco

🌮Where to eat and drink on Isla Holbox:

💙Temoc (favourite)
💙Barbarossa
💙A barba 
💙Salma (favourite)
💙Las nubes 
💙Basico
💙Painpol 
💙Bar Arena (favourite) 

Save for your trip to Holbox
CENOTES OF MEXICO 🏊🏼‍♀️🇲🇽 💦N CENOTES OF MEXICO 🏊🏼‍♀️🇲🇽

💦No trip to Mexico is complete without a visit to one of their many Cenotes. 

🤯Did you know there are over 6000 cenotes In the Yucatan Peninsula alone? 

Some of the best cenotes to visit in Yucatan/Quintana Roo: 

💙Cenote Dos Ojos
💙Cenote Zací
💙Cenote Azul
💙Cenote Suytún
💙Cenote Yokdzonot
💙Cenote Ponderosa
💙Cenote Samula, 
💙Centone Manatí 
💙Cenote Calavera
💙Cenote Cristalino
💙Cenotes Yaxmuul
💙Cenote Aktun-Ha
💙Cenote Choo-Ha
💙Cenote X'Canche
💙Gran Cenote

📍Cenote Suytan 
(Other pics from various Cenotes near Valladolid) 

(Apologies for the poor quality shots. Phone and super low lighting 😩)

Bit of Insta Vs Reality - we have to queue for the platform and only got 1 minute on it… so much pressure 😅

✅Save for your trip to Mexico
🇲🇽VALLADOLID MINI GUIDE 🚪 Valladolid is 🇲🇽VALLADOLID MINI GUIDE 🚪

Valladolid is one of the cutest towns and not to be missed if you are in the Yucatán area 

HOW TO GET THERE:

🚎 You can catch a bus from all major towns into Valladolid. 
From Cancun it’s a little over 2 hours and will cost you £8 for one way

WHERE TO STAY: 

🏨Hotel Meson de Marques (prices start at £45 per night) 
💰There a lots of cheaper options starting at just £11 , hotels, air bnb’s and hostels … we just really liked the look of the hotel above (swipe to see the view) 

WHAT TO DO: 

🛣 Walk through the colourful streets
🍃Visit Francisco Cantón Rosado Main Park
🍳Have huevos ranchers at Yakunaj Cocina Mexicana
🎶Go dancing at Mezcalaria 
🐟 Visit one of the many Cenotes in the area: Zaci, Oxman, Xkenken, Saamal
🦩Visit the flamingos at Rio Lagortos 
💕Take a trip to Las Coloradas pink lake
🏔Visit Chichén Itzá

Save for your trip to Valladolid 🇲🇽
🏝 ISLA MUJERES MINI GUIDE 🇲🇽 🛶How to 🏝 ISLA MUJERES MINI GUIDE 🇲🇽

🛶How to get there 

⛴ Hop on the ferry from Puerto Juarez (10 minutes from downtown cancun). Costs about £7 for one way and takes 30 minutes to get there. 

🛌Where to stay:

💤@nomadsexperience 
💤@selina 

👩🏽‍🦱Nomads and Selina are on opposite ends of the island. If you want to be close to El Centro and Playa Norte stay at Selina’s but if you want cool hostel vibes, beautiful rooms and amazing sunsets (scroll to the last pic) then Nomads is the place! 

🌮Where to eat

🥭Mango Cafe
🥭Mercado Municipal
🥭Aroma Isla 

👙What to do: 

🧡Have cocktails on Playa Norte
🧡Visit Punta Sur
🧡Walk through the streets of El Centro
🧡Take a boat to Isla Contoy
🧡Watch the sunset from @nomadsexperience 

Do you fancy a trip to Isla Mujeres?
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City Breaks, Europe · August 13, 2020

How to spend a weekend in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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As some of you might know my trick to avoid getting the January blues is to ALWAYS have a trip booked at some point in the month. This year (2020) it was the turn of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Copenhagen, Denmark. is an extremely popular European city break destination. It’s unsurprising, considering that from the UK you can usually bag a return flight for less than £50 as well as the short flight time to get there. 

A weekend in Copenhagen is the perfect amount of time. Unlike London, Copenhagen Is quite a small city, which means that you can see everything you want to see and stop off for food and relax with some drinks, without feeling completely rushed off your feet. 

Below I have compiled some of my best recommendations for getting around, sites to see, food to eat and even cocktails to drink. All of which you can fit into one weekend in Copenhagen. 

Copenhagen, Denmark

When is the best time to visit Copenhagen, Denmark?

Copenhagen is one of those cities that no matter what time of the year you decide to spend your weekend in Copenhagen you will still have a great time. Summer provides the perfect opportunity to sail along the canal, go on long bike rides and enjoy some alfresco dining down by the water. 

In winter you will be able to enjoy cute, cosy vibes. Think fairy lights, hot chocolate, mulled wine and Christmas markets. 

What is the best way to get to Copenhagen, Denmark?

You can fly into Copenhagen airport from London in just under 2 hours. You can generally get very cheap return flights to the city if you can be flexible on the dates for your weekend in Copenhagen. I paid just £30 for my return flights. 

In terms of getting to your accommodation, there are many options. If it’s late and you want to get into the city ASAP, I would recommend jumping in a Taxi. If you have more time to spare and want a slightly cheaper option you can hop on a bus, train or use the metro. Click here to look at routes and timetables. 

Copenhagen, Denmark

What is the best way travel around Copenhagen, Denmark?

To get around the city during your weekend in Copenhagen you have 3 main options. 

Walking

As I mentioned before Copenhagen is quite a small city. All of the best bits to see in the city are all in walking distance from each other. 

Public Transport

As well as getting you from the airport you can also use bus, train and/or metro to get yourself around the city. 

Bike Rental

Like most Scandinavian cities the use of bicycles in Copenhagen is extremely popular. You can rent a bike for as little as £15 per day either from a bike rental store, or you can download the Donkey Republic app which is a city bike-share facility. 

Where to stay in Copenhagen, Denmark?

During my weekend in Copenhagen, I stayed in the Vesterbro area of Copenhagen. Vesterbro was originally known as the red-light district of Copenhagen, but now it’s known for its meatpacking district, quirky bars and vintage fashion boutiques.

I’d recommend staying here as you are close to so many cool bars and restaurants and just a 5-minute walk from the central station and between a 10-30-minute walk from some of Copenhagen’s main attractions.

I stayed at the First Mayfair Hotel, which is cost us £134 for our weekend in Copenhagen, Bargain! Click here to check out my hotel. 

If you want to check out more neighbourhoods in Copenhagen to help you with your decision on where to stay click here. 

Budgeting for Copenhagen, Denmark

Like most of Scandinavia, Copenhagen isn’t best known for its cheap prices. Whilst you can find accommodation and public transport at reasonable prices, the cost of food and drink can be quite the opposite.

Expect to pay the equivalent of £7 for a pint of beer and £20 for a basic dish at a restaurant. Make sure you factor in these variables when you are budgeting for your weekend in Copenhagen. 

Best places to eat and drink in Copenhagen, Denmark

There is a host of quirky bars to drink at, restaurants to indulge at and bakeries to enjoy a treat at, but the question is where to go? Below is a list of all bars and eateries we enjoyed during our weekend in Copenhagen.

Lagkagehuset: One of Copenhagen’s chain bakeries. It’s the perfect place to come for a delicious Danish Pastry or to enjoy a GIANT cheese and ham toastie. 

Lidkoeb: My favourite cocktail bar in Copenhagen. Dimly lit with warm yellow tones, chilled music and most importantly great cocktails. 

1656: A small, intimate cocktail bar with a speakeasy vibe. One of their cocktails is garnished with pink candyfloss so it’s a definite yes from me. 

Halmtorvet9: Another cute bar where you can get cheap Espresso Martini’s (£9- which is cheap for Denmark) and enjoy some live music. 

Madklubben: Some of the nicest food we had during our weekend Copenhagen. Madklubben is a fusion restaurant and dishes compliment a hand full of cuisines. This restaurant is also unusually cheaper than most places you will find in Copenhagen so this place definitely needs to go on your list.

Voraz: A great place to grab a pint in the city centre to rest your feet after a day of exploring.

Café Gammel Torv : A classic Danish Café where you will get the chance to try smørrebrød, Denmark’s traditional open-faced sandwich. Another traditional Danish delicacy is herring. If you are a herring fan, you can combine the two and get a herring smørrebrød. I thought this was super tasty, so don’t knock it until you try it! 

Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark

Best things to do in Copenhagen, Denmark

Visit Nyhaven 

The most iconic landmark in Copenhagen. A beautiful part of the canal lined with fishing boats and backdropped by a row of rainbow-coloured buildings. This is a great place to have some lunch or to jump on a canal boat tour. 

See the Little Mermaid Statue 

Inspired by the “Little Mermaid” fairy tale by Hans Christian Anderson. This statue created by Edvard Eriken was created to symbolise the transformation from mermaid to human. This is another one of Copenhagen’s most famous landmarks. 

Copenhagen, Denmark

Enjoy the rides at Tivoli Gardens

Tivoli Gardens is Copenhagen’s resident amusement park and come winter it turns into a magical Christmas wonderland. If you are a thrill seeker you can take a ride on Tivoli’s Golden Tower, where you can see Sweden from the top. If you prefer having your feet firmly on the ground you can grab some fairground treats and explore the gardens. 

Stroll through Strøget

Strøget is Copenhagen’s famous shopping district. One of the world’s longest pedestrian shopping street. You can come here to grab a bargain buy but there are also options if you are after something more luxurious.

Visit Freetown Christiania

Christiania is a small commune just a stone’s throw from Nyhaven. The community is completely independent of the Danish Government and therefore has its own set of laws. The people of Christiania freely deal marijuana & hash and therefore you must not take any photos or videos whilst you are there.

Visit Amalienborg Palace

Home to the Danish Royal family this is a great place to come to soak up some of Denmark’s royal history. 

Rosenborg Castle

A 400-year old Castle also located in the centre of the city. Visit here to see the Danish crown jewels and explore the pristine gardens. 

Head to the top of the tower at Christiansborg’s Palace. 

Christiansborg’s Palace is home to the highest tower in Copenhagen and offers great panoramic views of the city. This place was once home to Danish royalty but is now the home of the Danish Parliament. If you fancy doing something a little extra you can book a table at the restaurant located in the tower- Lunch with a view, anyone?

Explore Nørrebro

Visit Copenhagen’s answer to Shoreditch. This district is vibrant with creativity and culture. Another great spot to find delicious food and drink. 

Jump on the train to Malmo and explore part of Sweden

If like me, you like visiting maximum countries in minimum time then this little trip is for you. You can head to Malmo in Sweden on the train in under an hour. Prices start from £10. Click here to find out more. 

How accessible is Copenhagen, Denmark?

Copenhagen is said to be quite an easily accessible city. There are many accessible streets and sidewalks. Public transport options also have wheelchair ramps as well as wheelchair-accessible public toilets. Click here to find out more information on this topic.

I hope I’ve inspired you to take a mini-break to Copenhagen. However, if you are after a little more inspiration click here to see some of my other European recommendations.


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☀️🕶Long nights, golden hour glow, sunkissed ☀️🕶Long nights, golden hour glow, sunkissed skin and a nice cold glass of @castillodeibiza = those perfect summer days 🌊🍷

What’s your favourite thing about summer? 🌅
🏕UK GLAMPING IDEAS ⬇️ [gifted stay] 🇬 🏕UK GLAMPING IDEAS ⬇️

[gifted stay] 

🇬🇧If you’re looking for a wholesome weekend away in the UK then you should take a trip to @whitehouseglamping 

🏕White House Glamping is home to 5 super cute tipis. Each tipi comes equipped with bed linen, a fridge, a heater, firepit/BBQ and a movie projector. 

🚿Kitchen and shower facilities are shared and kept super clean. 

🍢Free coffee, tea and marshmallows are provided. Just make sure to pack some milk, salt, pepper and of course any other herbs and spices if you plan on cooking. 

🛶WHAT TO DO IN THE AREA 

🍃The Wye valley is such a beautiful spot with so many things to do. Here is just a handful. 

🐮Explore White House grounds, including their secret beach
🐮Explore the town of Ross-on-Wye
🐮Canoeing down the river Wye
🐮Exploring Goodrich Castle
🐮Climb up Coppets hill 
🐮Admire the view at Symonds yat rock 
🐮Sex Education set location tour 
🐮Go on a cider tour at a local brewery 

+ Lots more 

🛌Head over to @whitehouseglamping to book your stay!
HIKING ACATENANGO VOLCANO 🌋🇬🇹 🥾Here a HIKING ACATENANGO VOLCANO 🌋🇬🇹

🥾Here are all the details of the overnight hike below: 

WHERE TO GO 

🌉To start the hike you’re going to need to head to the town of Antigua in Guatemala. This town is incredible and I would recommend coming here whether you want to hike or not! 

WHO TO GO WITH 

♉️🐂@oxexpeditions 
The cost of the hike with @oxexpeditions is $89. This can be more expensive than what you might find from the tour companies in the area but you really do get what you pay for and this is a top class service, and if I were to do it again I would 100% go back to OX. 

WHAT TO PACK

🎒You’ll need to take a small backpack filled with lots of layers (it gets VVVV cold), lots of snacks, baby wipes, anti back, tissues and around 4 litres of water. Lunch, Dinner and Breakfast is provided by the tour guides. 

 🧦🧤If you don’t have a small backpack or enough layers, don’t worry as you can burrow these items from the @oxexpeditions office. 

WHAT TO EXPECT 

🍳You’ll meet with your tour group around 7am and head to a local cafe for breakfast. 

🚗After breakfast you’ll drive an hour up to the starting point. 

🏒Once at the starting point you’ll be able to rent a hiking stick for around 50p. I would highly recommend one of these, they are super helpful and I think it would have taken me a lot longer without it. 

🎒You’ll also be able to hire a porter to carry your bag at a cost of £20 for one way. 

🧗Expect to hike to base camp to take around 5/6 hours. Don’t worry, there will be lots of mini breaks and lunch in between. The first 4/5 hours of the trail  are constantly uphill with the last 1/2 hours being ever so slightly easier. 

🍫Once you get to base camp your guides will set up your tents, the camp fire and make a round of hot chocolate. 

🌋If you feel like you’ve not done enough hiking you also get the option to Hike Volcan Fuego (which is the active one you will see erupt from base camp). 

🥾This is roughly another 4 hours of hiking. You can prebook this part OR (what I would advise doing) can decide if you want to do it when you’re on base camp and pay after.

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Re-introducing myself 🙋🏽‍♀️ There’s Re-introducing myself 🙋🏽‍♀️

There’s a few new faces around here so I thought I would do another intro 😊

I’m 29 (soon to be 30🥲) from Hertfordshire. 

My whole personality is defined by a love for exploring and cheese✈️🧀

Why I have this page? 📄

I (obviously) LOVE to travel  but like a lot of us have a job (oh and a boyfriend) that keeps me in the UK. 👩🏽‍💻👩‍❤️‍👨

I created this page for those who like me, love to travel around their 9-5, making full use of the 20-25 days holiday we get each  year. 🌍🛬

If you stick around you can expect lots of destination and hotel inspo, as well lots of tips on how to save money on travel and get the most out of your time off! 🏩💰🇬🇹

Tell me about yourself in the comments below 👇🏽
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