One of the biggest draws to Budapest are the thermal baths. There are a few dotted around the city, but Széchenyi Thermal Bath is probably the most popular as it’s the biggest. There’s a large outside pool for swimming in and pool for hanging out in, several indoor bathing areas as well as saunas and spa treatments and massages. It’s pretty easy on the eyes as well as the complex is beautiful.CONTINUE READING
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Adventures In :: Budapest – Where We Stayed
When we booked our flights to Budapest, next was accommodation. Now, normally we go budget and stay at a cheap hotel because we never spend much time in it but when we saw how cheap places were in Budapest, we thought we’d splash out and stay somewhere nice. As soon as we found the Prestige Hotel Budapest we were smitten.CONTINUE READING
Adventures In :: Budapest
Budapest won us over, big time. It was city that we had no idea about when we actually booked to go, we got recommendations from friends, picked a few things to do, but for the main part we just enjoyed wandering the streets (sometimes the same ones over and over) and taking in the great views. CONTINUE READING
Adventures in :: Scotland – Gigha
Our first day of sailing brought us to the Scottish island of Gigha (pronounced Ghee-ah) which is different from some of the other islands as it’s completely owned by the people who live there since 2002. Just a short 20 minute ferry ride from the mainland puts you in a peaceful retreat of an island. CONTINUE READING
Adventures In :: Scotland – Sailing, Day 1
At the end of September Adam and I drove way up to the west coast of Scotland to embark on a four night, five day yacht trip. It was the first time either of us have spent the night on a sailing yacht, and I’ll just say, a few days was enough for me! We had some turbulent seas for a few days and let’s just say I was glad to get to shore after breakfast in the morning!CONTINUE READING
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