You heard it here first, I’m heading to Iceland!! I still can’t believe it but it’s happening, I can finally cross it off my bucket list. Best of all, I’m going to be doing all the insane must-do activities: Seeing the Northern Lights, dipping in the Blue Lagoon, glacier hiking, waterfall spotting, learning about the culture/ history belonging to Reykjavík and loads more.

This Summer I jetted off to Mexico to soak up the sun, sandy beaches and plenty of cocktails. I stayed at the all-inclusive hotel Crown Paradise Club in Cancûn and could not fault the hotel in the slightest, with 7 restaurants, 2 snack bars and five swimming pools it was incredible. Considering the hotel was so big and had mini golf, a cinema, games room, evening entertainment and unlimited food we spent the majority of our 10 days relaxing and stuffing our faces.  We did however, go on a few excursions and payed a visit to Downtown Cancûn where there are plenty of shops (including a Walmart – yes I…

At the start of December I flew to Kraków and stayed in the heart of the city for 2 nights. My family and I booked this trip to visit the European Christmas Market and it did not disappoint. Not only did we get to wander round the Christmas Market saying “aw” and touching all the incredible little gifts, we got to explore the Polish culture. Being our first time in Poland it was great to see a little snippet of what the rest of the country has to offer.

Aah, the city break. Is there anything better than having a weekend away somewhere, in Rome, or Paris, or Madrid, or wherever your heart takes you? Though a city break usually only covers a few days, this is usually enough time to unwind, see the sights, and absorb some of the local culture. However, if you only have a certain amount of time to get things done, you need to make sure that you’ve planned properly, and you’re ready to have a great relaxing break, with everything sorted. I’ve listed some things here, to help you prepare.