Category: Travel

I love seeing new places, going on holiday and travelling with my family. Travel and kids may not always seem like the best idea but in the last few years I have learnt so much from it and now it feels so natural and each time we go I am eager to get away again on the next adventure. Whether it is a holiday in the UK or abroad we have fun whatever we get up to and it is always the highlight of my year and we love sharing this with you. You will also find tips and tricks, destination and tour ideas, recommendations (from both myself and companies) and eco-conscious travel.

Best Luxury Beachside Cabins Around Palawan

Posted on January 12, 2026January 12, 2026 by Emma Reed

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Palawan is a tropical paradise that has captured the hearts of travelers worldwide. With its dramatic limestone cliffs, pristine beaches, and shimmering turquoise waters, it’s no wonder that Palawan is consistently ranked among the most beautiful island destinations on Earth. Most visitors come for island hopping, diving spots, and dramatic sunsets — but an equally unforgettable part of the experience is where you stay. While Palawan has plenty of high-end resorts, there’s a growing trend among luxury travelers toward beachside cabins and boutique beachfront retreats that offer intimacy, comfort, and direct access to some of the Philippines’ most beautiful shores.

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Medieval Lanes and Georgian Streets: Heritage of the British and Irish Isles

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by Emma Reed

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Heritage across the British and Irish Isles doesn’t sit neatly behind ropes or plaques. It lives in street patterns that resist straight lines, in buildings repurposed more than preserved, and in cities where the past remains part of daily movement rather than a separate layer to be visited. Medieval lanes and Georgian streets coexist not as contrasts, but as continuations — different answers to the same need to organise life in changing times.

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Orange Blossoms, Grand Plazas, and Andalusian Light

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by Emma Reed

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Andalusia announces itself through the senses rather than the skyline. Scent arrives before sight. Sound carries farther than expected. Light behaves like a material in its own right, settling on stone and staying there longer than it should. The region doesn’t rush to explain these qualities; it lets them repeat until they become familiar.

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Green Lights Over Deep Fjords: Norway’s Most Striking Natural Scenes

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by Emma Reed

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Norway doesn’t separate its landscapes into neat categories. Light, water, and rock overlap in ways that feel deliberate, even when they’re anything but. Fjords carve inland with quiet authority. Mountains interrupt weather. Darkness lingers long enough for the sky to become part of the terrain.

To move through Norway is to accept that nature here isn’t a backdrop. It leads. Scenes unfold slowly, sometimes without warning, and often without spectacle. The country’s most striking moments are rarely announced — they emerge when attention outlasts expectation.

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Where Kingdoms Rose: Art, History, and Heritage Across Central Europe

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by Emma Reed

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Central Europe carries its history without trying to display it. Kingdoms rose here, shifted borders, dissolved, reformed, and left behind layers that never fully separated from daily life. Art and heritage are not arranged as conclusions; they remain active, shaping how cities move and how people inhabit them.

Travelling through the region reveals continuity rather than chronology. One capital does not replace another. Each adds weight, tone, and texture to a shared cultural memory that still feels present, not archived.

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Between Neon Skylines and Ancient Temples: Japan’s Cultural Heartland

Posted on January 8, 2026January 8, 2026 by Emma Reed

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Japan is often introduced through contrast. The shock of light against shadow. Precision against quiet. Speed set beside stillness. Yet once you begin moving through the country, those contrasts soften. They stop behaving like opposites and start acting like layers — arranged carefully, maintained daily, and rarely treated as contradictions.

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How to Organise a Surprise Holiday for Your Partner

Posted on December 19, 2025January 11, 2026 by Emma Reed

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Planning a surprise holiday for your partner is an exciting way to show how much you care. Imagine their reaction when they find out about the getaway you’ve arranged just for them. While the idea is thrilling, organising such a surprise requires careful planning. You’ll need to stay one step ahead to keep everything a secret until the big reveal. Here’s how to organise a surprise holiday your loved one will never forget.

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