La Fortuna, Costa Rica

Destination number two in my adventures in Costa Rica was La Fortuna, the town at the foot of one of the most iconic, and for 43 years, the most active volcano in the country, Arenal. Although Arenal has been dormant since 2011, at 1657m tall with its classic conic shape it is still a awesome

San Jose, Costa Rica

I’ve just started a 4 month trip in Costa Rica and thought I’d make a blog series about my time here. I begin my trip with two weeks travelling with my friend. So we start our trip in the capital – San Jose. As this is the easiest place in Costa Rica to fly to

Eco Travel

So, if you don’t know already, I’m a big traveller. I love seeing new places, getting to know different cultures, meeting new people, exploring and just getting to see how each country differs. I’m at my happiest when I have the privilege of exploring somewhere new. I think travel is important too as it helps

Go green for summer!

Now that the weather is picking up we’ll all be getting ready to enjoy the sunshine so here are a few things to remember while you’re enjoying that heat! When it comes to the sun it’s important that when you’re protecting yourself you’re not simultaneously destroying sea life. If you’re not already aware there are

Easter Egg Guide!

Now that we’re approaching Easter I’m sure you’re all buying or thinking of buying Easter eggs, unless you’re giving chocolate up for lent or you’re one of those wierdos that doesn’t like chocolate… you guys should probably just stop reading now… For those of you who are planning on eat chocolate this Easter this year,

Best Eco-Buys: On The Go

This is the first of the ‘Best eco-buys’ series where I will show you all of my favourite eco-friendly products that I’ve bought to replace the wasteful singe use products or the unsustainably made ones you would normally buy from the shops. As the title suggests this particular blog will include everything I use when

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.

Reduce, reuse, recycle. I’m sure you’ve heard that phrase before, it’s been about as long as I can remember! But, have you ever broken it down? really thought about it? Or do you just take it for granted? The part people seem to remember most is recycle. Maybe it’s because it’s the last part of

Christmas!!

It’s that time of year again! Now if you’re like me you’ll barely have started your Christmas shopping yet, but maybe your super organised and are all done. Either way I’m going to give you a few tips that you can hopefully use this year, if not next, to help you be more environmentally conscious