If you're headed to Busan, check out my vlog below. It was such a beautiful place by the seaside, a little calmer than Seoul but still super busy compared to anywhere in Australia. It was filled with such amazing scenery.




Hope you enjoy this vlog, keep an eye our for my Seoul Vlog!

Lots of Love,

This is my top spot to visit! Constantly seeing the North Shore pop up on my instagram feed, put this place at the top of my list of to visit place when I was in Hawaii and it did not disappoint! We went on a day tour to the North Shore (with a company called The Surf Bus). In hind sight this was a great day out, I got to do the things that we wanted to do, like snorkelling at Shark Cove (beautiful place), paddle boarding and go to my must have Acai bowl place, Haleiwa Bowls. There's also a rock diving beach nearby but the currents were too dangerous....maybe next time?

2. Diamond Heads

This was lovely hike and highly recommended by everyone who has been on it! There is a incredible view of Waikiki and it beautiful on a sunny day. However I would highly suggest wearing joggers, even though some tourist sites have said you can do it in sandals. The paths are rocky and not all flat! We saw all ages on the tracks however there is a steep stair case and a longish dark tunnel however there is an alternative route that allows you to reach the top with out going through them. 

3. Snorkelling

The two places we went snorkelling were Hanamua bay and Shark Cove. The tourist destination for snorkelling is Hanamua bay however I liked Shark Cove a lot better. There were less people around, meaning you would get kicked in the face. I think we saw a lot more fishes there as well however if Hanamua bay is the only place you can visit, it's beautiful as well! 

4. Fort DeRussy

This beach is located just next to Waikiki beach, I think we were at this beach more than Waikiki. It's a bit quieter. There's a beautiful place to watch the sunset near the rocks. Behind you, there is also a magnificent view of Waikiki beach with Diamond Head volcano. You can get a post card shot right at this beach! 

5. Kailua Beach

This is one of the most beautiful beaches, that we went to! However would not recommend on a windy day as you'll end up with sand through your hair and in your mouth! If you're in luck and go to Kailua on a sunny day, it is super relaxing.

Another London favourite! This was my go to brunch/breakfast place. The burrito breakfast wrap was my favourite from this place. They also do a great peanut butter milkshake, awfully filling but awfully amazing! I did have this for brunch, yuck maybe, but it seemed too good to resist. 

La Creperie de Hampstead

La Creperie De Hampstead

The line for these are so long, but definitely worth the wait!!! They're also closed monday-wednesday's I think and open after 1pm every other day (check some other credible site for this, this was when I was there). My only issue with this place was that I couldn't choose between sweet or savoury, every single time! This place is definitely a cheap eat, I think it ranged for 4-8 pounds. Grab a crepe and have a little walk around Hampstead its beautiful! 

Gail's Artisan Bakery

There's a few of these around town. If you find one of them that does breakfast it's delicious. I know the one in Notting Hill does and it was the first place I went to when I went back to London, that's how much I love it. If you can't find one that does brekkie, their baked goods are equally as good!

Hawksmoor

Hawksmoor

Another chainstore. This places does an amazing sunday roast. You're in London might as well try something traditional right? Probably on the pricey side of things, it's 20 pounds but if I was gonna have a traditional sunday roast I wanted a perfect one! If you can't tell already by the name, its only served on Sunday.

The Ivy 

This place is fancy! But their breakfast/lunch isn't too bad in price. The one in Chelsea has an outdoor setting which is lovely on a sunny day  (if you're there at the perfect time). The food is amazing and the portion size is really quite big! Also very instagrammable, marble tables checked, food presented well checked, coffee art checked. 

The Ivy-Chelsea

I didn't realise I had quite and extensive list and this list is getting quite long but some other favourites are:

-Bills (chainstore)

-Patty n Bun (another favourite from my pass london trip)

-Kanada-ya 

-Kensington creperie (another favourite from my pass london trip)

-Ginger & White 

-Coco momo

-Jamies Italian

Part two of my travels around Europe is finally up! I just had too much footage to not do a part two. Hope you enjoy the beautiful sights! 

I've finally settled down in one place, so hopefully there will be more footage of my adventures to come!

This is part 2 of my adventures to Melbourne, which focuses on Places to Eat & Drink. I've done a part on places to shop & see!

Places to Eat

1. Top Paddock

 If you're heading to Chapel Street this is the place to fuel your shopping energy. It does some really appealing healthy breakfast and has modern interior. At Top Paddock I had the Avocado on Sourdough with Chorizo.

2. Manchester Press

Very Indie interior, it mainly sells bagels with different toppings. The portion is quite big and very filling, especially the sweet bagels! I had the salmon and cream cheese bagel whilst my friends had the fruit and nut bagel. I manage to devour all of my bagel however my friends did have some trouble although it was amazing, there was a load of mascarpone on their bagel, maybe share if you want to indulge in something sweet. It's located in an alley way with some amazing graffiti leading you in!

3. Little Cupcake
I had to share this one because I got the cutest cookie monster cupcake here (childish I know)! The cupcake also tasted pretty good!

4.The Hardware Societe
Such modern and chic interior. I got the signature baked eggs and it was amazing! Very filling though, so I didn't manage to finish it. It does get pretty busy so get in early if you can.

Places to Drink

1. Asian Beer Cafe
I went to the Asian Beer Cafe (ABC) on a Friday night, which I thoroughly enjoyed. Had some really good mainstream music blasting. It did get very packed though, which is expected since it was a Friday night. It has a chilled vibe to it.

2. Crofts Alley
This bar is located in a somewhat deceivingly scary alley way. The alley is filled with graffiti, which I believe has been commissioned, there are a couple of corners you have to take before reaching this place. The bar seems quite spooky, with lab-like interior. It was previously an asylum which explains the interior. They serve drinks with syringes and have a gurney, which is pretty cool!

3. Madame Brussels
This is probably my FAVOURITE bars we visited or maybe my favourite bar I've ever been to! It is too cute! It seems very posh and mimics a Wimbledon sort of vibe. Has amazing cocktails in so many different flavours! I recommend going in the afternoon as it has open seating on top of a roof. Its lovely watching the sunset!

This is the end of my Melbourne: places to visit! Some outfit post will be on its way!