Exploring Kent’s Cavern caves in South West England
I was delighted and surprised to come across this post about Kent’s Cavern in Torquay; a place very close to my heart. It’s the home of my lovely grandma and…
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Vegan Brighton: Guide to the Best Vegan Restaurants in Brighton
Overview: Find out where to eat the best vegan food in Brighton, from vegan fish and chips to Sunday roast. Plus, learn about eco-friendly hotels, shopping and more. Submitted by:…
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Aberdeenshire Castles Worth Visiting
Overview: If you love visiting historic castles, you already know that Scotland is the place to be. One county, Aberdeenshire, has 65 castles! Of those, 14 are particularly worth visiting….
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Exploring Cregennan Lakes in South Snowdonia National Park
Overview: You’ll find Snowdonia National Park in Wales, one of those smaller countries that is bursting with history, castles, jaw dropping scenery and friendly locals. When you take all of that…
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Hotels in Bury St Edmunds: 11 of the best places to stay
Having worked for years in Bury St Edmunds and the hospitality industry, check out my recommended hotels in Bury St Edmunds to stay in during your visit.
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150 Uncommon Common Things to do in London . . . For Any Budget
Overview: Welcome to Fill My Passports 150 Uncommon common things to do in London on a budget. Is this the ultimate London list? What I really love about it is…
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York sightseeing guide: 20 amazing York activities that will make you want to visit York England now
Overview: Interested in small-town travel? How about a trip to York, England? Discover all the things to do in York, UK – both famous attractions and off the beaten path…
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Understanding London’s Metro system, AKA The Tube
There are many great ways to get around if you are visiting London. A personal favourite of mine it the Thames Clipper, a public transport boat service (complete with bar)…
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Watkin Path – How To Climb Snowdon
Overview: Mount Snowdon is the UK’s second-highest mountain and one of the most popular tourist destinations. There are several walking routes to reach the summit but the Watkin Path is…
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Why you have to hike the West Highland Way (if you like hiking)
Stretching for 151km (93.8mi) from Milngavie (not far from Glasgow) to Fort William, the West Highland Way is the oldest long-distance path in Scotland and by far the top choice…
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