Now that you’ve figured out where to stay, eat and shop (see my Bali Travel Guide – Part I), you’ll want to start planning what you’ll do! Bali genuinely has so much to offer - here are some ideas! Temple Visits Bali has a number of great temples (10,000 across the island!). Many of the… Continue reading Bali Travel Guide – Part II
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Bali Travel Guide – Part I
Bali is a fabulous travel destination that suits a diverse range of people and their travel needs. With its vast array of beaches, lush green rice fields, historical temples, amazing food, adventure activities and that innate spirituality (think Eat, Pray, Love!), it’s easy to see why it is such a popular place to visit for… Continue reading Bali Travel Guide – Part I
North Island Highlights, New Zealand
New Zealand's North Island is a culturally diverse and versatile destination. Popular for its very active geothermal sights and the various options to experience Maori culture, it's worth exploring the North Island for atleast 4 or 5 days, in addition to the time spent in Auckland (see my Auckland Travel Guide). If you can drive,… Continue reading North Island Highlights, New Zealand
Day Trips from Sydney
If you're in Sydney for longer than 3/4 days, I would recommend taking a day trip to explore outside of the city limits. With the unparalleled beauty of the mountains in one direction and countless stunning beaches in the other, there are so many great options - here are my top suggestions! Blue Mountains The… Continue reading Day Trips from Sydney
Melbourne Travel Guide
Melbourne, Australia's cultural and sporting capital, is a cosmopolitan, diverse city with lots to see and do. This was my first stop in Australia and I wasn't disappointed. With a mixture of colonial and modern architecture, and with over 200 laneways in the heart of the city, Melbourne has a unique vibe. Best explored on foot,… Continue reading Melbourne Travel Guide
7 Must-Sees in Bangkok
Bangkok is the heart of South-East Asia and you will most likely be stopping here at some point during your travels if you’re in the area. Bangkok is intense, to say the least, and not everyone’s cup of tea. It still however has a lot to offer in terms of history and culture. Here are… Continue reading 7 Must-Sees in Bangkok
Hong Kong Travel Guide
Hong Kong is a dynamic city with strong Chinese roots coupled with an interesting colonial history that gives it a multi-cultural vibe. There is so much to do here whether you like shopping, eating dim-sum or getting out and about to explore the history and culture. In some ways, Hong Kong reminds me of New… Continue reading Hong Kong Travel Guide
Top 10 things to do in Paris
Paris has really grown on me over the last few years and has quickly become one of those cities that I wouldn't mind visiting over and over again. It is an exciting, romantic city with something for everyone. Here are my top 10 things (in no particular order) to do when in town! 1) Explore… Continue reading Top 10 things to do in Paris
Afternoon in Montmartre, Paris
Montmartre is my favourite part of Paris (other than maybe Saint Germain Des Pres). Once you exit Abbesses Metro station, all your Paris clichés come alive. Check out the Le mur des je t’aime (Wall of Love) art installation before you make your way up the steep and windy, cobble-stoned streets to the top of the hill… Continue reading Afternoon in Montmartre, Paris
Day trip to Whitstable, Kent
Whitstable is a Kentish coastal town only about 1h 20m from London by train (from either St Pancras International or Victoria station). A day trip is more than enough for this small town and I can assure you, you will feel refreshed after walking along the pebbly beaches, enjoying the sea air, eating deliciously fresh seafood and exploring the many independent… Continue reading Day trip to Whitstable, Kent