If you’re like me and love anything remotely bohemian, Morocco will be your dream destination for souvenirs. The souks (markets) are packed with colours and chaos, filled to the brim with things that are both decorative and practical. While Morocco can be overwhelming with so many shops and souvenirs, there are a few things that … Continue reading 13 Souvenirs To Buy In Morocco: A Shopping Guide
Hong Kong has always been one of my favourite places in Asia to explore, because there are so many things to do, eat and experience. Here’s my top 20 things to do when you visit Hong Kong! 1. Enjoy the hustle and bustle of Mong Kok: You’ll find a bit of everything in Mong Kok … Continue reading 20 Awesome Things To Do in Hong Kong
There’s plenty of urban definitions for the word ‘roaching’ out there, so what does it mean in the greyhound world? Roaching is a position lots of greyhounds like to snooze in. Lying on their backs with their legs in the air, they look a bit like dying cockroaches when they roach (which is where the … Continue reading What Is Greyhound Roaching? Everything You Need To Know
When I travel to Hawaii for work, I’m lucky enough to stay right in the heart of Waikiki. While I would definitely recommend exploring other parts of O’ahu, sometimes it’s nice just to stay put in Waikiki and have fun enjoying the tourist hotspot. So if you’ve got a free day and not sure how … Continue reading Things To Do In Hawaii: A Waikiki 1 Day Itinerary
You might think greyhounds belong on the side of a bus, or zooming around a track on the sports channel. But where are greyhounds truly in their element? As pets in your home! These beautiful dogs aren’t often given the attention the deserve as pets, because they don’t really fit the ‘family dog’ stereotype. They’re … Continue reading Why You Should Get A Greyhound: 9 Reasons Why Greyhounds Make The Best Family Pets
Climbing inside the pyramids should be on every Egyptian itinerary in my opinion - it’s an experience unlike anything else in the world. As impressive as it is to see the great pyramids of Giza from the outside, it’s completely different to see them from within! Do you need a ticket to go inside the … Continue reading Going Inside the Pyramids of Giza: What’s Inside and What to Expect
Travelling to Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni Salt Flats) was one of my highlights in South America - I loved the experience of driving along the barren landscape and learning about the history of the region. Uyuni is home to the largest salt flat in the world (over 10,000 square metres of flat salty crust), but … Continue reading Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia Guide: All Your Questions Answered
Before I went to Egypt, I knew I wanted to visit the Great Pyramids of Giza without organising a guide or tour. I really wanted to spend a full morning roaming around the pyramids at my own pace, without having the pressure of other people waiting on me. I did a lot of research but … Continue reading Visit The Pyramids of Giza Solo: How To See The Pyramids Without a Tour or Guide
Fluffy pancakes are a Japanese dessert craze which I can always get behind, and one of my favourite places to demolish these is at the oh-so-Japanese cafe called A Happy Pancake in Ginza. Hidden on the 7th floor of an unimpressive side street building in Ginza, you won’t stumble upon this dessert experience unless you’re … Continue reading Fluffy Japanese Pancakes: A Happy Pancake Review, Ginza
Chatuchak Market is the largest covered outdoor market in Thailand, and is a must-see if you’re visiting Bangkok. With over 15,000 stalls, you’ll be able to find anything your heart desires - souvenirs, clothing, homewares, pets and antiques, plus lots of food stalls and massage parlours. It’s a short walk from Mo Chit BTS station, … Continue reading Chatuchak Market Guide: The Best Shop Locations
