The Street Art
Shoreditch is well known for its street art - including works by Banksy and Space Invader dotted around. It makes the perfect afternoon tour on the way to lunch or dinner and makes an even more interesting background for street photography or Instagram snaps.I tend to head down to Shoreditch quite often to snap some new photographs and as you can see, the backgrounds really do make some interesting photos.
The Street Food
Eat at the many restaurants dotted round Shoreditch and you will be set for some truly good food. Choose from sit down restaurants or there's the glorious street food stalls down the road in Brick Lane. If you fancy staying in the more Shoreditch end of things, you may want to check out Box Park which has some truly fabulous pop up restaurants.I recently ate at Giraffe in Spitalfields Market which was my first time and it did not disappoint. There's even a seating area outside if you fancy eating and drinking in the sun.
You could even head over to the famous Pizza East which I have also reviewed before. Prepare for the best pizza in London town!
Grab a bagel
It wouldn't be a true trip to Shoreditch or Brick Lane if you didn't pick up a salt beef bagel! Head to the main road that joins Shoreditch and the end of Brick Lane and you will find the famous bagel shop that is open till early hours too!Day or night; there is always something to do in Shoreditch! Where is Shoreditch going to take you?
In collaboration with Hotels.com. All words and photographs are my own, unless stated otherwise.
Traveling with your girls will definitely bounce you back to your usual perky self as well as bring a much-needed motivation into your life. Girls squad trips always rock! There is always a time when everyone wants to escape to the everyday routine of life and head out for a change. Spending time with friends is very precious time and after, you'll appreciate them a whole lot more.
Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, is a fabulous destination to visit with your friends. It has a popular cruise-ship stop and the city has a hilly landscape. Nassau is best known for its white sandy beaches, as well as its offshore coral reefs; popular for diving and snorkelling. Nassau vacation rentals can give everyone an easy, comfortable and peaceful place to stay.
Finding a good place and spending quality time with each other, Nassau is one of the best place for girl’s vacations; with a huge number of friend groups also travelling there.
Visit the beaches
Nassau beaches will never disappointed you. Simply spread your towel and glaze out lovingly at the iridescent aqua water. After, you can visit the Atlantis Resort on paradise island, with its 11 pools, water park, 21 restaurants, bars, and casino. Atlantis is home to the “leap of faith”. There are different beaches that are located in Nassau where you can enjoy with your friends. Choose from: Cabbage Beach, Paradise Beach, Cable Beach, Delaporte Beach, Saunders Beach, and Sandyport Beach. All beaches are easily accessible via taxi and bus and are all simply gorgeous!
Climb the Queen’s stairs
Climb all 66 steps connecting Fort Fincastle to downtown Nassau and you will be moved by the sweat and labor it took to make. Go back in time to when the slaves carved the 600-foot-tall Queen’s Staircase out of solid limestone. The stairs were later named in honor of Queen Victoria. The steps are steep and straight, but not overly challenging. The Queen’s staircase is located in central Nassau, just a short walk from the city harbor. A road leads to its summit, so those unable to climb the steps will still have an opportunity to take in the views from Bennet’s Hill. The stairs are open daily.Play at the Aquaventure Waterpark
The Atlantis’ Aquaventure Park is super cool with its lost world theming and super swirly waterslides. A limited number of day passes to the waterpark are also available, so is great for visiting in groups! It features more than 20 swimming areas spread across 11 different pools. It also caters to an adult market with waterside DJs’ gaming and bars water slides being scattered throughout the park.
Soak up some sun with a drink in your hand at the multi-level adults only swimming pool. Aquaventure is located on Paradise Island, which is just offshore from the capital city of Nassau. The admission to Aquaventure is free for Atlantis guests, but non-resort guests can purchase day passes online. Enjoy the special experience of swimming alongside the local marine life in many of the pools. Grab a tube to float along the “lazy river” that runs throughout the park.
Go scuba diving
If you are with your friends in Nassau, then don't forget to take a scuba diving trip! If you don't know how to scuba dive, why not take a quick lesson beforehand? Take your friends on a side adventure to explore the undersea marine life of Atlantis. This activity blends the simplicity of snorkelling with the wonders of breathing underwater.Spa party
Go get pampered in paradise! Head to the spa and enjoy your holiday on a high level go for minis, pedis pink robes and more for a truly royal treatment. So, it’s only fitting that one of the most relaxing places in the world offers a variety of ways to help rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul. You’ll find the indoor and outdoor spas offering treatments and wellness activities for all.Night Life
When you are with your friends then don't forget to party at least once! The night starts when the moon arrives in the sky. Enjoy their traditional music in quaint bars, the latest sounds in city-style nightclubs or try your hand in a casino. On the outer islands, you could simply sit on a beach and watch a bonfire under the full moon.Shopping Till You Drop
It is impossible that you don't go shopping when on holiday. No single woman can survive without doing shopping! Buying clothes, shoes, bags and makeup is the key to a smile on a girls' face. In Nassau they are many shopping places where you enjoy shopping from open-air markets to straw vendors and large retail centres, The Bahamas offers a unique authentic product that reflects their heritage, creativity and passion.The number one important thing to do when on any holiday is to have fun. However, you will have a bonus fun if you do any of the above and it's to no surprise why. Who wouldn't love sunbathing on the beaches and shopping in paradise? However, if you and friends are more of a lively bunch, then how great would it to be to hit the dance floor in the Bahamas? You don't even have to wear heels. Slip on your favourite pair of flip flops and party like nobody's watching!
Disclaimer: This is a guest post by Luxury Retreats.
If you're like me, then you won't be able to splurge on the latest tiffany gem that's landed in all jewellery shops. Instead you opt for junk jewellery or slightly more luxurious but affordable jewellery. If you're nodding your head in agreement, then you will want to know everything about Kigu of London.
Kigu of London was born back in 1939 and its first products saw powder compacts and a small jewellery collection made for celebrities and the Royal Family. However, their mission now is to provide jewellery for everyone - with competitive prices and a luxurious shopping experience for all.
They have a fantastic selection of charm bracelets which are all bespoke and individual in themselves; ranging from £22.50 to £100. You would expect to pay much more for a charm bracelet from competitors and I am definitely about saving money as and when I can!
Here's my pick of the top 5 priced at under £50 - making the perfect gift for someone or a treat for yourself!
Kigu of London was born back in 1939 and its first products saw powder compacts and a small jewellery collection made for celebrities and the Royal Family. However, their mission now is to provide jewellery for everyone - with competitive prices and a luxurious shopping experience for all.
They have a fantastic selection of charm bracelets which are all bespoke and individual in themselves; ranging from £22.50 to £100. You would expect to pay much more for a charm bracelet from competitors and I am definitely about saving money as and when I can!
Here's my pick of the top 5 priced at under £50 - making the perfect gift for someone or a treat for yourself!
Essential Pink Leather - £22.50
Featuring a pink, leather braided strap and a sterling silver clasp, this is the perfect choice for an everyday bracelet. The perfect introduction to start your very own KIGU collection!
Classic Silver Heart - £42.00
An utter classic and my personal favourite from all five. The base of the bracelet is made up using a snakeskin like silver, with a silver clasp and Kigu London printed heart pendant to finish. Why not add some extra pendents to make it truly personal to you or a loved one?
Classic Rose Gold Heart - £45.00
A little bit more luxurious than the silver version, you may be like me and much prefer the look of rose gold anything. This bracelet is based upon its original sister above, but features a much less detailed silver bangle and finished with the classic rose gold pendant. Utter beauty to place upon any dressing table after wearing.
Exquisite Gold Bangle - £50.00
Maybe you or your loved one loves splashes of gold upon silver. Who can blame them, when they really are getting the best of both worlds? This Gold bangle is incredibly affordable at just £50 with a vermeil gold embellished pendant. It's guaranteed to sparkle this summer!
Signature Rose Gold - £65.00
Lastly, is the most expensive out of all 5 but is definitely the most luxurious. With this one, you can expect an 18ct rose gold ball pendant printed with the Kigu branding and set onto a snakeskin design bangle. You think that's all? It even has cubic zirconia and Swarovski crystals to make it even more appealing! What more could a girl ask for? Diamonds are a girl's best friend!
Once you have selected your favourite bangle within your budget, why not add some additional charms? They range from £10 to £35 and there are some beautiful and unique ones that will brighten anyone's day.
What do you think of my top 5 picks? What's your favourite?
Disclaimer: In collaboration with Kigu of London. All words and opinions are my own. Photographs are sourced.
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