Travel Blog Archive

Compared to the rest of Cambodia, Kampot is so tranquil and peaceful. Plus with so many great things to do in Kampot, it is a place you simply can't miss!

After 3 weeks spent living in Bali and exploring as much of the island as possible , I thought it useful to share our thoughts on where to stay in Bali.

Your guide to managing diabetes in the heat with tips I have learnt along the way from my travels. From staying out of DKA to keeping equipment cool.

The best way to get around Bali, Indonesia, whether it's by taxi, car, bus or bike, we have you covered on all you need to know for the perfect getaway.

Travelling Amsterdam on a budget isn't impossible. I've done it- twice! Here is your guide to an amazing time in Amsterdam whilst sticking to a budget.

A guide to eating healthy on holiday with type 1 diabetes no matter where you are in the world. With personal tips from my own experiences on the road!

Turin is the understated city in Italy filled with charm, atmosphere and beauty. Check out my Turin City Guide here and find out all you need to know...

First off, "why 23?" I hear you ask. Well, these are the absolute best things to do in South America that gave us the most memorable 4 months of our lives!

Do you know what to do in an emergency with a type 1 diabetic? Are your friends aware of first aid? It's important to know what to do in an emergency.

It's a touristy event, and on the typical backpacker's trail, but you need to try the Full Moon Party Thailand at least once, just to say you’ve done it!

Is surfing with type 1 diabetes possible? Will I be able to wear an insulin pump? What if I take a hypo in the water? It's easy to feel overwhelmed!

With limited experience, travelling with an insulin pump can seem like a worrying and potentially risky task, but I'm here to tell you why it's not.

What is an insulin pump? Are insulin pumps worth it? How do I get an insulin pump? Questions, Questions, Questions! Maybe it's time for some answers ...

I may not be a parent yet myself, but I know plenty of mothers and fathers who worry about taking their child away on a trip if they have type 1 diabetes.

There is a common theme in what people think causes diabetes…sugar. I'd like to clear up that little misconception- Diabetes has nothing to do with sugar.

Does altitude affect your diabetes? Some people say yes, some say no. As with many aspects of diabetic care, it depends largely on the individual.

Happy world diabetes day! This is our day, to celebrate how far we've come, to share our stories and to spread much needed awareness. This is my story ...

I'm often asked, how do you keep your insulin cool in the heat? Or how do you keep your insulin alive in the cold? Let's check out below.........