Female solo travel to places that intrigue and inspire
One of my main aims with this blog has always been to show that solo female travel is safe. To demonstrate that women can take themselves off to see the world alone, without waiting for a partner or a friend…
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Hey there readers. How are you going? 2020 has certainly turned into a strange and chaotic year. We are several weeks into coronavirus lockdown here in London, and I’m still just about sane (I think!). I wanted to post a…
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With current events keeping me inside my home I’m finding I’m doing a fair bit of thinking and reflection lately! I wrote a post shortly after I returned from my long-term trip in Asia, Australia and New Zealand, reflecting on…
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It’s March 2020 and the world is in the midst of uncertainty and anxiety, but for many it’s also a disappointing time as they cancel or consider cancelling upcoming trips (myself included). Here in the UK the situation with COVID-19…
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There’s certainly no shortage of famous attractions, interesting museums and historic sites for travellers to visit on their trip to London, but what if you’re staying for a while, or this isn’t your first time in the city, and you’re…
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I’ve been a fan of the Brontë sisters ever since I was a ten year old with a voracious appetite for reading anything I could get my hands on, and my Mum gave me her copy of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane…
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Berlin is widely considered to be one of the best cities in the world for vegan food. On top of the deep and interesting history which initially drew me to visit, I was also excited to see the wide range…
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With my employer giving us a very generous two week break from work over the Christmas and New Year period, amidst all of the hustle and bustle that the festive season entails, I couldn’t not take the opportunity to go…
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Ever since I heard about the plans to set up the world’s first bricks-and-mortar Vagina Museum in Camden, London, I’ve been so excited to see it happen. As a society we’re so reluctant to talk about vaginas (well, I’m personally…
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I’ve always enjoyed walking, but I started doing longer hikes more frequently during my two years in Australia, in the outback, the bush and, most often, along the many coastal paths around the country. This year was my first summer…
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