The Legend Of Halong Bay The mysterious and awe-inspiring Halong Bay, like much of South East Asia, is shrouded in myth and legend. So it is said, long ago at the birth of Vietnam, the forefathers were faced with fierce opponents from the north by sea. The Gods from the heavens looked down on the …
Trolltunga – or “The Troll’s Tongue” – is up there as one of the most popular hikes and is just outright beautiful. It is made worth all the while by the journey you take there too; a 26km round trip! Stretching out 700m above Lake Ringedalsvatnet in Odda, this natural phenomenon draws crowds from across …
Guiding you around Vietnam one step at a time! Last year I decided to take a trip I have wanted to do for years. Vietnam has always been on my radar so in May 2019 I took the plunge and travelled Vietnam from north to south. Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City. Over a three …
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Despite being sandwiched between Iraq, Syria and Israel, it remains a safe haven in the Middle East. Untouched by the wars which rage around it. Travelling Jordan I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Jordan twice now and spent over a month there in 2019. The first time I visited this …
Key Travel Advice Regarding COVID-19 The FCO (Foreign and Commonwealth Office is constantly updating its advice and is ruling out all but essential travel worldwide and is now dependant on individual country coronavirus cases and laws. If you haven’t physically been affected by Coronavirus, you will be in one way or another. With approximately 500,000 affected worldwide, …
An adventure that should be on every traveller list is the breathtakingly beautiful Belfast and north coast of Northern Ireland. Just a short flight from most UK airports; mine began from Birmingham International. With a flight time of just 45 minutes, this is a perfect excuse for a weekend break. Not that I need an excuse to …
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Blog Lucifer Reigns In Mediterranean Heaven My recent trip to Malta came during the heatwave known as Lucifer. Aptly named after the devil himself and as one local tour guide put it so simply…”because it has been as hot as hell”. Met by temperatures surpassing 45oC according to the local pharmacy indicator, we arrived in …
