After a couple weekends of heading down to the Kent coast and exploring the best things to do in Dover, Deal, Walmer and more, we decided it was finally time to try out Dover Sea Safari, which is essentially a boat ride along the coast that departs from Dover and takes you to various destinations …
Dover Sea Safari Review: An Honest Recommendation + Pictures Read More
Are you thinking of being a tourist driving in the UK? Overall, you should know that the UK is incredibly well connected by train and public transportation is a very popular way to get around the country. It is perfectly okay, recommended, and popular to do a UK trip without driving in England as a …
Driving in England and the UK as a Tourist: What You Need to Know (2024) Read More
There’s nothing I love more than finding the best afternoon teas in London, and after experiencing the hidden afternoon tea bar in Covent Garden, I’ve definitely unlocked a fantastic option for small groups and people who want to have tea with the tea experts themselves! The Whittard’s afternoon tea experience in Covent Garden is just …
Whittard’s Covent Garden Afternoon Tea Bar Review (honest) Read More
One of the most worrying aspects of study abroad in London for many students is the cost. Not only financing the actual study abroad program, but spending money in many countries where the dollar isn’t as strong as the local currency. Students aren’t exactly known for having loaded wallets, but the urge to buy ALL …
The Ultimate Guide to Studying Abroad in London on a Budget (2024) Read More
Tucked away on Charles Street in one of the most beautiful areas of London, the Chesterfield Mayfair is a plush hotel that offers incredible service, comfortable amenities, and one of the best afternoon teas in London. You don’t have to be staying here to experience their whimsical and wonderful “sweet shop” (candy store, for those …
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This post is sponsored by UNCLE Apartments, but all opinions are my own. Whether you’re an expat hoping to move to London or you’re picking up from somewhere else in the UK and making the transition to the big city, this guide on how to find a flat in London is exactly where you need …
(Exactly) How to Find a Flat in London: 7 Must-Read Tips Read More
Did you know that English isn’t the only language recognized in the country of Wales? Welsh is a celtic language that has been around for centuries, and is still used to this day. As of the most recent survey in December 2020, it is estimated that nearly 30% of the country’s population speaks Welsh. Over …
How to Say Hello in Welsh (+ More Useful Welsh Phrases) Read More
870 miles. The Wales Coast Path stretches the entire coast of Wales, including going in and around the Isle of Anglesey in the North. One of only a few countries in the entire world to feature a coastal path like this, Wales is the perfect destination for travelers who enjoy a good, scenic walk. Whether …
11+ Best Wales Holiday Destinations along the Wales Coast Path (2024) Read More
There’s nothing more confusing than trying to figure out where to have the best afternoon tea in London, which is where this St. Ermin’s afternoon tea review comes in! Do you go for something fancy, something casual, something in the city center, something on a boat? Should you keep it traditional, or get a bit …
A London St. Ermin’s Hotel Afternoon Tea Review (honest) Read More
Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about reverse culture shock symptoms and reverse culture shock as a study abroad student from prospective study abroad students heading off in the next term or looking to come to London at some point in the future. Those conversations are filled with excitement and curiosity and nervousness …
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