Maldives in famous for it’s excellent array of resorts offering the opportunity to stay in over water bungalows and beach front accommodations on the soft white shores, however visiting the Maldives is also possible on a budget. Lots of local islands are now opening up budget hotels and apartments with the option to stay in…
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Top Sri Lanka experiences!
With Sri Lanka boasting such diversity within it’s tourism and activities on offer through out the country picking our top experiences was tough! Check out our absolute favourites below; Whale watching Mirissa Whale watching in Mirissa had to be our favourite trip in Sri Lanka! With so many sightings on one trip and watching them in the…
2 nights in Ella, Sri Lanka
With so much to do and see in Ella, Sri Lanka – find out how we fit it all into 2 nights! We arrived in Ella late after amazing train journey from Hatton. This has to be the most scenic train journey we have been on and although we didn’t have a seat, we were…
Top tips for climbing Adam’s Peak
Adam’s Peak is must climb when you visit Sri Lanka. Getting to the top of the mountain rewards you with excellent views over the nearby towns and beyond. We have put together a list of the top tips you need to know to make the climb. 1. Stay in Hatton, it’s the closest town to…
Staying in a house boat in Kerala
Any visit to India is not complete without a visit to Kerala. With palm tree fringed river edges and endless rice fields a stay in a houseboat is the best way to see beauty. The best place to find a houseboat is in Alleppey. With docks lined with houseboats you will have your pick as long as…
Ranthambore National Park
After reading LOTS of reviews about Rantambore national park vs Corbett national park we decided a trip to Ranthambore was right for us due to it’s location and close proximity to both Agra and Jaipur. Once we arrived we were able to book a safari for the following morning without any problems from our guest house.We…
An inside guide to Delhi
As soon as we stepped out of the airport and into Delhi we were shocked by the madness already. Firstly the sounds of the constant touting of horns from cars, tuk tuks and motorbikes was overwhelming, and then of course the constant stares from people who either want to sell you a tour, bus ticket or taxi, and…
