Beach - Travel Blogs & Travel Guides: 2023

Things To Do On A Day Trip To Hastings

Find out what to do on a day trip to Hastings, including checking out the beach huts, riding the funicular railway and eating great seafood.

With my lifestyle, I’m often jetting off here, there and everywhere, but when I have prolonged periods at home, I love nothing more than a day trip. Visits to historic cities like Oxford, Bath and Cambridge. Trips to see friends up north, and weddings in the countryside. My favourite escape though? The great British seaside.

Beautiful views from the water of Antigua

Find out the top things to do, where to stay, where to eat and drink, and some insider information in this Antigua travel guide.

From discovering secret waterfalls and stargazing, to checking out the epic surf and catching a glimpse of an erupting volcano, Hawaii is full of surprises! This Hawaii travel blog will give you a flavour of all the amazing things to do on the islands.

Magical sunset from Hutchinson Island, Florida

Escape the crowds in Orlando and Miami and head to Martin County – the REAL Florida.

For many, holidays in Florida are focused on two things: theme parks and beaches. With warm weather pretty much guaranteed, the state receives planeloads of tourists every week. But beyond Orlando’s adrenaline rides, Miami’s nightlife and the idyllic beaches of the Keys… what else is there?

From visiting the caves to enjoying the beaches and the town’s restaurants, here are the best things to do in Nerja, Spain.

With its surprising sub-tropical climate, the beautiful coastal town of Nerja, Spain is home to miles of sandy beaches, top seafood, incredible ancient caves and what is proudly known as the Balcony of Europe!

Almost two years ago I went on a road trip around southern Spain visiting Madrid, Ronda and Seville. Fancying a bit of time at the Spanish seaside we decided upon Nerja. It looked pretty, had plenty of things to do and by all accounts, even in January would be reasonably warm. Tick!

While for me it didn’t have the Andalusian charm of the other cities, it did have a real Spanish seaside feel. You know, it felt fun! It had pretty beaches, great ice cream and nic-nacs galore. While there I was desperate to visit Nerja’s famous caves. Typically I arrived to find they’d just closed for the day.