Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, is a vibrant, bustling metropolis known for its rich history, cultural landmarks and varied cuisine. As one of the largest cities in the world, there’s plenty to see and do! Mexico City was the start point of my 4 months backpacking from Mexico down to Colombia and it kicked […]
The Regent’s Canal is approximately 9 miles (14km) long, connecting Paddington in the west to Limehouse Basin in the east. Completed in 1820, it was once a busy transport route for goods, but now it’s a popular towpath for walkers, joggers and cyclists. This is one of my favourite walks in London, as you passing
Xochimilco is known for its colourful canals, traditional trajinera boats and lively atmosphere. Once part of a large network of waterways used by the Aztecs, Xochimilco is now one of Mexico City’s most popular cultural day trip. This UNESCO World Heritage Site has been high on my bucket list, so during my month trip to
A day trip from Perth to the Pinnacles is a great excursion if you’re visiting Western Australia! During my 8 days in Perth, visiting the Pinnacles was one of my favourite parts. The Pinnacles are located in Nambung National Park, just 200km north of Perth. These extraordinary limestone formations are some of the region’s most
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The Lancelin Sand Dunes are 90 minutes north of Perth and is a must-do if you’re looking for a unique experience in Western Australia. Spanning several kilometres, these massive white sand dunes offer stunning views and fun activities! I went to the Lancelin Sand Dunes during a day trip from Perth to the Pinnacles. It
Mount Ainslie is a popular hiking destination in Canberra, offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding area. Located within the Canberra Nature Park, this is the perfect hike for those looking to enjoy some nature without too much physical exertion. Hiking Mount Ainslie was high on my Canberra to-do list, so I’m glad
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After swearing to never run another marathon again, I signed up for the Paris Marathon after a drunken university night out. I had finished the London Marathon two weeks prior in 4:31 and was determined to give it another go for the elusive sub-4 hour marathon. Nearly €100 down, I was entered into the 2016
As someone who loves to travel but is constrained by a 9-5 job, I always look to maximise my annual leave. By planning my trips around the UK bank holidays, I’ve been able to organise larger trips overseas. This approach has helped me visit over 55 countries! I’ve put this guide together to help you
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Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city, set on two harbours and surrounded by volcanic cones, islands and rugged coastlines. It’s a brilliant city for coming urban life with nature, offering a range of activities! I was very lucky to have a friend living in Auckland, at the time of my visit, so she took me
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London is home to a fantastic variety of half marathon races, offering something for every type of runner—from those chasing a personal best to those simply looking to enjoy the journey. Each race in the city showcases a unique slice of London – whether winding past iconic landmarks, historic sites, riverside paths or scenic parks.
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