A large part of the cruise experience for many people is not the all you can eat buffet or the exotic ports of call but the evening entertainment. The entertainment you will get onboard the best cruise ships in the world rivals any nocturnal entertainment anywhere. Casinos, cabarets, theatre productions, acrobatic and circus shows, the list is almost endless. In fact, many people choose their cruise on the basis of the evening entertainment available. Of all the cruise lines that ply the seven seas, Royal Caribbean cruises are generally known to have the most diverse range of evening entert ..read more

As a lesbian who travels the world regularly with my partner or gay friends, I have first-hand experience of some of the issues us gays go through whilst travelling. Here is my open blog to all the straight people out there! Dear straight people, Here are a few things that the Lesbian community have to go through when we travel to a different country. Now it is not an attack on you at all, more of an eye-opener by sharing some of our real gay travel stories. With a lot of sarcasm thrown in. Thanks, The Lesbian Community Also, I have saved the best bit until last fellow Lesbi ..read more

Valletta, the capital city of Malta, is both the smallest and southern-most capital city in Europe. Making it one of the cutest but warmest capital cities to visit. Valletta is a UNESCO world heritage site as it is one of the most concentrated historic places in the world. Due to this also makes it one of the most culturally authentic locations in Malta. From my time adventuring Malta, Valletta was one of my favourite places. Due to it being so authentic to its Maltese roots. A lot of Malta is very English, run-down or has too much building work. However, Valletta for me really captures wha ..read more

With 2019 over here are the top travel trends predicted to rise in 2020. If you love to travel as I do, then you definitely need to be aware of these! Slow Travel: The focus of slow travel is to travel over a longer length of time. Enabling you to really immerse yourself in the culture and develop genuine connections with locals. Slow travel is one of my favourite ways to travel and something which I have been doing since 2016. It’s a travel trend I am happy to see making a rise in 2020 as slow travel really leaves you feeling fulfilled from your travel experience. You really start ..read more

Finding beautiful places in Europe is an easy task as there are so many to come by. Europe is one of my best-travelled destinations so far. I’ve visited 18 of the countries within the Schengen area so far and I’ve spent 6 months exploring these in my self-built campervan. So I am definitely qualified in helping you to add to your Europe bucket list. For those who live in the UK and Europe, Europe is one of the continents that are far less desirable to travel and explore. Our dreams often focus around Asia, the Australias and South America. Despite being a diverse and beautiful place to tr ..read more

Taking kids on your camping trips can be a wonderful experience. But no matter if this is your first camping trip ever or if you’re a seasoned camper, spending days in nature with your little ones in tow can be challenging. Luckily, with these few tips, your entire family will have an unforgettable tent camping trip without any (or too many) tears. Organise your gear You don’t want to spend the entire first day rummaging through luggage and making a mess. Instead, organize your gear well and you will get to access everything as soon as you get to camp. Your safest bet is plastic contain ..read more

Also known as “the Golden Mushrooms“, the truffle is one of those well hidden secrets. In order to discover them, you’ll need to go truffle hunting, which is very famous in Tuscany. With a flavour that varies from strong and intense to pungent and acrid, the truffle is either loved or hated. In any case, it is still one of the most traditional Tuscan products and with a few simple recipes you will be able to bring out the best of this mushroom. Where To Go Truffle Hunting In Tuscany Those who work with truffles can confirm it: they are a bit like diamonds. Even within the usual shape and siz ..read more

From December to May every year, many people from all over the world make their way to the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe to enjoy the tropical beaches and marine life. What many of them do not know is that there is nothing French to the name Guadeloupe. As a matter of fact, the name is coined from two words; one Latin and the other Arabic. If you take a holiday to Guadeloupe, you will still be in a territory of France so expect to hear a lot of French being spoken here. What will you experience in Guadeloupe? The twin islands of Guadeloupe Often people refer to Guadeloupe as an island but t ..read more

If you’ve got ambitions to travel or simply embark on different experiences, there’s one thing that could be holding you back – your bank balance. Travelling costs money, and if your income is mainly eaten up by bills and feeding yourself and your family, it can feel like there’s not much left for fun – or is there? Many people are changing their approach to spending to be able to focus on experiences, rather than things – could you do the same? Here are some tips for cutting back on your spending to help you grow your adventure fund. Stop wasting money on things you don’t need If you ..read more

If you’re looking for a great road trip destination that has lots of amazing natural beauty spots and opportunities to see some incredible wildlife, Scotland is one of the best places to go. There are destinations like this all over the world but why not see the ones that are on your doorstep first? The North Coast 500 is often called Scotland’s answer to route 66, and it’s a very popular road trip destination, but you’ll have a completely different experience. It’s the ideal way to see the best that Scotland has to offer, but it can be a tricky route if you haven’t done it before so it’s ..read more