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Unique Non Touristy things to do in Lanzarote

Five Unique Things to Do in Lanzarote

Top 5 Things to do in Bohuslan in West Sweden

Top 5 Things to Do in Bohuslän, West Sweden, in the Summer

Christmas and winter guide to Gothenburg

Christmas Guide to Gothenburg: What to Do and See

Sustainable Happiness, what is lagom Swedish philosophy

Happiness the Lagom Way: The Art of Sustainable Happiness

Top Instagrammable Places in Stockholm

Instagrammable Guide to Stockholm

How to Save on Travel Money and Foreign Exchange Rates with Compare Holiday Money

Top things to do in Cascais

Cascais and Surroundings: Portugal’s Modern-Day Fairytale

Top things to do in Bath, unusual things to do in Bath

Exploring the Unexpected Side of Bath

home decor design with Desenio, how to style Desenio posters

How to Invite Positivity and Happiness Into Your Space: My Collab with Desenio

Dinnner at the Ritz - review

Feast on London at The Ritz: The Ultimate Dinner Indulgence

Watergate Bay Hotel review

Soul Cleansing by the Ocean: My Experience at Watergate Bay Hotel

Spa time in Bath,UK

Girls Getaway in Bath: Spa, Afternoon tea, Jane Austen and More

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*Ad* Ever wondered what it’s like to dine at the

*Ad* Ever wondered what it’s like to dine at the bottom of a volcanic crater? 🤔⁣
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Well, if you’re ever in Lanzarote, you can find out at Jameos del Agua Restaurante. ⁣
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Picture this.

A wooden stairscase lined with palm trees takes you to the bottom of the volcanic tube, created by the eruption of Volcano de la Corona. There wasn’t much here except for debris and tough, black basalt until Lanzarote’s favourite artist, César Manrique, transformed it into what it is today. As you walk down the staircase, the restaurant will be to your left; in front, a lava tunnel, leading to natural saltwater lagoon, home to white blind crabs dotting the water in a way that looks a bit like tiny, fallen stars. ⁣
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Once you walk out to the other side of the lagoon - the acoustics here are so good it’s often used as a concert hall - you’ll see Jameos del Agua. Picture-perfect is such a cliche term but I don’t mind a cliche when it’s actually true! Sat at the bottom of the creator, surrounded by palm trees, flowers and leafy paths, lies a gorgeously blue pool, contrasting perfectly against the white rock. There are palm trees hanging above, and it almost feels like stumbling upon a mirage in the middle of the desert. IT’S JUST SO BEAUTIFUL! If there’s one place you’re planning on exploring in Lanzarote (other than the beaches, of course 😜), please make sure it’s Jameos Del Agua!

Stay tuned for my final pic from Lanzarote to see just how beautiful it is! 🌿🌵@jet2pics #jet2lanzarote

*ad* Dusty roads, sunset rides and salty air is my

*ad* Dusty roads, sunset rides and salty air is my kind of adventure.⁣
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Exploring a different side of Lanzarote with @jet2pics ☄️

*Ad* Life on Mars ❤️ There’s a small island

*Ad* Life on Mars ❤️ There’s a small island on the Atlantic Ocean where you can road trip through Martian landscapes and watch volcanos and dried lava meet the sea; where the soil is hot and dry but grapevines still mange to creep out of the ashes, helping create extraordinary wine... Lanzarote means road tripping through volcanic roads, sandy beaches, palm trees swaying in the wind, white-washed tavernas by the ocean and fabulous food. Thank you so much @jet2holidays for the out of this world adventure! ☄️ #jet2lanzarote
c a p t u r e d b y @girlgoneabroad

New Year means new adventures but the sentiment I

New Year means new adventures but the sentiment I truly want to start 2020 with is a bigger sense of compassion. An understanding that we’re all connected - to the people around us, the air we breath, the waters we swim in; that this entire planet is our home, regardless of the man-made borders. So when you’re reading about Australia bushfires, please remember that it’s not just Australia that’s on fire - it’s our home that’s burning. Please please please, try to support our friends down under however you can. ⁣
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If you don’t have the money to donate, please help raise awareness through social media or by talking to your friends. Say a little prayer. Message your Australian friends to see if they are ok, let them know that they aren’t alone in this. 💔⁣
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I created a highlight with more info on the #australiabushfires and changed my link to a donation page. Let’s start 2020 by showing the world how much it means when we stay together 💕 ⁣
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c a p t u r e d b y @veerabianca

#ad S w e d i s h s a u n a. At first, all you ca

#ad S w e d i s h s a u n a. At first, all you can feel is the soaring temperature that quickly turns into droplets of sweat running down your spine, your head a bit woozy and filled with the smell of wood and burning fire.. but before you know it, you’re running down the bridge, the ground covered in ice and snow, and you wash it all away in the lake. The moment your body hits the water, your instinct is to jump right out, the cold water stinging like hundreds of tiny, sharp needles, but give it a few seconds and it’ll feel quite liberating.⁣
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The reason I like the Swedish sauna experience is similar to why I love Scandinavian design - it’s a way of inviting nature into your space. Clear lines and shapes, soft colours and the use of natural materials - perhaps the long, dark winters are the reason why Scandinavians found a way of inviting nature in, so that they never have to be far away from it? 💫⁣
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I can’t wait to talk more about this in February, when the project with @visitsweden rolls out! ⁣
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What is the most liberating experience you’ve enjoyed recently?⁣
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c a p t u r e d b y @encoursdecreationleblog

#ad Morning everyone! Last week, I worked on a ver

#ad Morning everyone! Last week, I worked on a very exciting project with @visitsweden and I can’t wait for you to see what we produced in 2020!

In the meantime, here’s a shot from one my favourite view spots in the city, Monteliusvägen. I love how the doorway looks as if it was a giant photo frame. One of the first things that struck me about Stockholm is the architecture. From red wooden houses speckled across Södermalm - the reminder of the city’s industrial past, the centuries-old buildings of the old town, through to Vasastan, famous for its 1900s architecture, Stockholm’s architectural landscape is like a map to the city’s past - you just have to remember to stop and look!
What’s your favourite part of the city? Mine is Vasastan ❄️💫

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