Boardmasters is a music and surf festival at Watergate Bay and Fistral Beach in Newquay in Cornwall, the UK. I spent 4 days there. Here you can read all about how to get there, how to get tickets, the Boardmasters campsite and more. Read Post

I’d wanted to visit Newcastle, the city in the north of England in the UK for a while and so when I was invited there as part of a conference I spoke at, I gladly said yes. The Newcastle Tourism Board sent me a listRead Post

I visited the coastal town of Tynemouth, England on a day trip from Newcastle and researched some things to do in Tynemouth beforehand. Here they are.   Contents10 things to do in Tynemouth1. Go on a Saturday for Tynemouth Market2. Have tea at the GreenRead Post

Luxury doesn’t have to be complicated — that’s the idea behind the charming Ruby Lucy Hotel London, part of the Ruby Hotels group. Located on the South Bank, it’s one of the newest hotels by Waterloo Station and a great addition to the area. IRead Post

When I was planning my recent trip to London, afternoon tea at The Rubens at the Palace was one of the first things I put on my list. Here’s my review. Read Post

I joined Loch Ness cruises by Jacobite on a Loch Ness tour and visit of Urquhart Castle. Wonder if we saw Nessie? Read to find out and get practical information to plan your own Loch Ness trip and castle visit. It’s a must when in Inverness, Scotland! Read Post

Dorset in the UK is really “my thing”. Even with weather circumstances not being ideal, and by far not enough time, the first evening and morning of the trip already provided heaps of inspiration. This post contains tips and tools I used when I went photography location scouting in Dorset.  Read Post

Noon had just gone by when I arrived in Cardiff Central. I’d spend a day in the Welsh capital, the UK before driving on to Pembrokeshire, where I’d walk the Pembrokeshire Coastal path and visit some quaint little towns like St. Davids. But what areRead Post

We’ve all heard tell of the British capital’s famous green spaces, which stretch over 4,900 acres (1980 hectares) in total throughout Greater London. Hyde Park, which used to be Henry VIII’s personal hunting ground, is probably the most well-known, and the largest of four royalRead Post

In the heart of West London lies Paddington, an underrated destination for people who want to learn about London’s history and culture. Don’t believe us? Read on for a list of fun things to do in Paddington.   A little bit about Paddington London TheRead Post

Canary Wharf is one of London, England‘s two main financial areas, together with the City of London. It’s located at the West India Docks on the Isle of Dogs. This used to be a very vibrant port area and the older buildings on site, remindingRead Post

Visiting Windsor Castle from London is easy. You can do it by train or by taxi. We made a day trip out of it and had a look inside the Queen’s Castle. Is it worth visiting Windsor Castle? I think it is, but read this post and decide for yourself. Read Post

Those of you who’ve been following me for a while, know that I’m a massive tea fan. And what better place to sip this lovely liquid than in London? I’ve been to London plenty of times but somehow haven’t written that much about it, savoringRead Post

St Davids is both the name of the smallest city in Britain and of a Welsh peninsula. In the city, you find the magnificent cathedral and Bishop’s Palace, as well as some local pubs and afternoon tea options. On the peninsula you can walk a part of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Read Post

The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is 186 miles long and runs all around Wales. There are several car parks along the Coastal Path so you can choose where to start your walk. I walked it from Stack Rocks car park to St. Govan’s Chapel. It was absolutely worth it. See why: … Read Post