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Another good tip to save some money: instead of sleeping in LA, you can find accommodations on the city outskirts; these are normally pretty cozy and much more economic! Start your day with the best hash brown waffle with bacon eggs you’ll ever taste (although my favorite is the Red velvet waffle) and go straight to Hollywood Walk of Fame after breakfast as it is just a few blocks away. You can go up to the Kodak Theater (Dolby) viewpoint; the street that gives the best view to the sign is Beachwood Drive, but you will have to get close enough to see it well, so it is best to climb to Hollywood Lake Park, you’ll be able to make the greatest pictures from here! Now, let’s keep things easy… you can head to the celebrated Griffith Observatory, one of the best viewpoints in the city of Los Angeles.

Spend your first day getting to know the city of Perth. Start your day at Kings Park and enjoy stunning panoramic views of the city and the Swan River. Venture to Fremantle early so you can stop at the famous Fremantle Markets to stock up on some fresh fruit for the day. The most prominent feature of Perth is Swan Valley and River which is filled with vineyards and parks that you can spend the day at.

None Crewed charter – A crewed charter is perfect for those who want to charter a larger boat, but no one in the group knows how to sail. When sailing around Mallorca, one can head towards the North Coast, the South Coast, the East Coast, and the West coast. Discover several rocky coves and sandy beaches in the area as you sail along the coast and anchor at some of the most popular spots like Cala Boquer, Coll Baix and Formentor Beach. You will come across some of the most beautiful beaches and bays of Mallorca along the east coast and will find boats and yachts of all shapes, type, and sizes moored along the coast.

Once described by William Morris as ‘the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds’, this traditional Cotswolds village is set across the River Coln and overflowing with history and quaint country atmosphere. A 19th-century steam water mill presents an iconic landmark in this pretty village and its twin village of Upper Slaughter is equally lovely. The Old Mill Museum and tea shop – visit this old water mill to discover the history then sit and relax by the river. Lower to Upper Slaughter Walk – including part of Warden’s Way, you can follow the river to Upper Slaughter before continuing on a circular route back through meadows and country lanes to Lower Slaughter.