Discovering Tórshavn: How I Spent My Free Days in the Faroe Islands
As one of the smallest capitals in the world, Tórshavn offers a surprising amount to do and makes a perfect home base for exploring the Faroe Islands.
Eating My Way Through Tórshavn: A Food Lover’s Guide
Tórshavn may be one of the smallest capitals in the world, but its food scene is anything but tiny. From cozy cafés to hidden restaurants serving local delights, my taste buds were on a true adventure.
Edinburgh – A City Full of Wonders and History
Edinburgh captivated me during my brief 24-hour visit, offering stunning sights, rich history, delightful whisky, and cherished moments with friends, making it the perfect prelude to my adventure in the Faroe Islands.
Belize: Caye Caulker – Things that go Bump in the Night
Orange Walk to Caye Caulker – A Wet and Wild Ride Just as I was getting use to my surroundings in Orange Walk it was time to leave. Orange Walk had exceeded my expectations, I left wishing I had planned stayed…
Resfeber: The Restless Race of The Traveller’s Heart Before the Journey Begins
Central America: Chapter 2 Prologue When I started to write this post there were new possibilities ahead of me but everything felt wrong. I felt I didn’t belong in this world anymore, the message was loud and clear. Too old,…
Cornwall: Penzance and Beyond
Since moving to the UK, I’ve heard so many wonderful things about Cornwall and its beauty. I had been to Cornwall before for a music festival but being stuck in a field, tipsy, with 1000s of strangers doesn’t count. After…
Fort Augustus: The Highland Gem You Should Not Miss
I thought Fort Augustus would just be a quick stop on my way through the Highlands, but from the moment I arrived, I wished I’d planned to stay longer. From spontaneous RIB rides down Loch Ness to cosy pub lunches…
A Mini Guide to York
Arriving in York I felt like I had stepped back in time. This walled city is immersed in history with its Roman roots and Viking legends. Medieval buildings line streets, housing independent boutique stores and trendy cafés. World renown museums…
Paris, France
My New Year’s resolution is to visit Paris and Europe more in 2019, so expect this post to be updated on a regular basis. Which I should have done in 2018 while the international passport lines were short. Paris was the first European city I visited when I first moved to the UK…
Reasons to Visit Hull
Why Hull? Hull (or Kingston Upon Hull) has been through a culture regeneration over the past few years, reinventing itself as a culture hotspot. This former City of Culture (2017) is no longer a dull port town, it’s continued its…
48 Hours in Malmö
Malmo happened thanks to The Bridge. The Scandi cop drama, where Saga and Martin, latterly Henrik, solve crimes in Malmö and Copenhagen. I’m a huge fan and series 3 happened to be on while I was planning my Copenhagen trip.…
Copenhagen, Denmark
My Copenhagen trip was the most relaxing holiday I had in a long time. I don’t know why; I crammed a lot in during my time there. But arriving back to London I felt rested and energised. I was on…
