Alice Nettleingham

From exciting Korean street food to revitalising spa experiences unlike no other. I’ve organised all of these brilliant experiences by area so that you can choose to do one thing or all of them once you get to the specific location. Whether you’re here for 1 day or a week, I’ve got you covered. Opinions, as always, remain my own = open, honest and straight to the point.

For the flight, I like to use my Lily Cup menstrual cup or my reusable menstrual pads This is where I really do recommend you invest in a Lily Menstrual Cup: there’s no waste you’ll have to discard! I am obsessed with menstrual cups for the following reasons: ♥ help you to connect to your body and flow My Lily Cup is perfect for when I’m working out on my period. Want to save money on menstrual products but not use a menstrual cup?

You’ll need a larger backpack if you’re taking a camping adventure; that extra camping gear needs to fit somewhere! Finding a sleeping bag that is going to be lightweight, inexpensive, a good fit for your backpack and super comfortable can be tough. Women sleep cooler than men do too, so to fit a woman’s needs, you’ll need more insulation in your upper half and feet. While hardcore camping connoisseurs may consider including outdoor camping showers, camping coolers, a camping oven, a camping bed, a camping toilet, and other specialist camping equipment, regular backpackers will almost certainly not need such items on their backpacking checklist.

Now that I’m in my 30s, my friends have kids and I need to become Auntie Alice. As a result, I’ve compiled a list of the best things to do during a London visit with kids. Afraid the UK’s capital city is too big for a family trip? This post is sponsored by Grand Royale London and Shaftesbury Hotels