Vancouver is pretty famous for its unrivalled beauty. Most people can recognize the city from its unique green skyscrapers, mountain backdrop, and ocean views. It’s a little less well known, however, for its beaches. But… View Post
If you’re anything like me, you love anything colourful. I often find myself clicking through Pinterest boards looking at anything pastel or rainbow coloured. What really appeals to me is colourful cities. There’s something so… View Post
It’s certainly no secret that I’m no stranger to Florida. I’m pretty lucky to say I’ve travelled a good portion of the state, from Jacksonville and Orlando to Sarasota and on to Key West. I’ve… View Post
I recently touched on brunch in my guide on What to Eat in Vancouver. But, let’s be honest, brunch never gets enough attention. Having forever been a brunch enthusiast, even while back in the UK,… View Post
Perhaps it’s because I’m a Pisces, or because I just really bloody love a good swimming pool. There’s something about them that just looks so appealing and calming. My building’s outdoor swimming pool even helped… View Post
A first timer in Vancouver? Visited before but looking for something new to do? Or perhaps you even live in Vancity but want to get all those boxes ticked? I’m often asked by visitors or… View Post
We finally reached our last few days in Mexico. After a wonderful week exploring the culture and history of Mexico City, and some relaxation at Secrets The Vine, our vacation was coming to an end.… View Post
Following a relaxed few days in Cancún, we planned a day trip to get out and explore more of Mexico. There are so many different activities and trips you can take from Cancún, and simply… View Post
Mexico City was a wonderful cultural spot I’d recommend to anyone. It was a great way to start the rest of our vacation. After an awesome evening celebrating the beginning of my birthday, today was… View Post
Following an amazing morning at Teotihuacán and a great lunch at La Gruta, we wanted to spend the rest of the afternoon exploring the Historic Center Mexico City before we jetted off to Quintana Roo… View Post
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Around 25 miles northeast of Mexico City, you’ll find the incredible ancient city of Teotihuacán. Teotihuacán actually means ‘the place where the gods were created’. It was founded by Aztecs… View Post
After some incredible sightseeing at Casa Gilardi and Xochimilco, we’d had our next day planned out for some time. We’d heard the number one attraction you cannot visit Mexico City without seeing is La Casa… View Post
After a fleeting – yet super colourful – visit to the stunning architecture of Casa Gilardi, it was time for our next stop. With just three days to explore the vast entirety of Mexico City,… View Post
