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How To Visit Fingal’s Cave On The Isle Of Staffa In Scotland (2025)!

3 weeks ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. One of the most magical places you can visit in Scotland is Fingal’s Cave on the Isle of Staffa. It can be found on an uninhabited island that is made up of thousands of basalt columns formed millions of years ago. This wild and desolate sea cave has attracted many famous visitors, including artists, musicians, poets and royalty over time. Although remote, it’s very easy to plan a visit to Staffa.
How To Visit The YSL Gardens In Marrakech (2025)!

1 month ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. Jardin Majorelle is an enchanting botanic garden and colourful oasis in Marrakesh. As the former home of Yves Saint Laurent, it’s become a pilgrimage for fashion and garden enthusiasts. The vibrant colours, plethora of cacti and exotic plants are also perfect for those who love photography. I’ve been twice, and this fairytale estate never ceases to amaze me.
Isle Of Skye Fairies

1 month ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. Are you looking for all the places where you can find Isle of Skye fairies? Well, you’ve come to the right place. If there is one part of the world that could convince me that fairytales are real, it would be Scotland. The entire country makes you feel like you’ve been transported to another world of myth and magic. But, if you really love folklore, you must make a trip to the Isle of Skye in the Scottish Highlands.
How To Visit The Magical Marrakech Medersa (2025)!

1 month ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. If there is one attraction you must visit in Marrakech, it’s Madrasa Ben Youssef. This 16th-century Islamic school is regarded as a pinnacle of Moroccan architecture and a place that will transport you back in time. This is easily my favourite attraction in the city. It’s a marvel for its stunning design and cultural history. There are also endless photo opportunities for your camera roll.
The Linen Hall Library

1 month ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. Did you know that one of the best literary attractions in Belfast is a hidden gem opposite the famous City Hall? It’s called the Linen Hall Library and it is the oldest library in Belfast. They have been opening minds and promoting the pursuit of knowledge since 1788. Many people miss it but don’t be one of those people.
How To Visit Ouzoud Waterfalls From Marrakech In Morocco (2025)!

1 month ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. One of the best day trips from Marrakech is to Ouzoud Waterfalls. It’s a magical series of cascades tucked away in the Atlas Mountains that look like they’ve been plucked from the pages of a fairytale. Although they are located some 150 kilometres (93 miles) from Marrakech it’s very easy to plan a day trip there either by yourself or with a tour.
Is It Worth Waiting For (2025)?

1 month ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. On my recent trip to Morocco, I waited over two hours for Bacha Coffee Marrakech but was it worth it? This famous café is set in a 19th-century palace and is seen as one of the most beautiful coffee houses in the world. Here, you can try 100% Arabica coffees from across the globe and indulge in the finest sweet and savoury dishes.
ROCK IDOLS – Dartmoor’s tors reimagined

1 month ago | totnespulse.co.uk | Sophie Pearce

The co-authors of a new illustrated book about Dartmoor, Sophie Pierce and Alex Murdin, explain why, for them, the tors are alive…Dim shapes looming dark and cold out of swirling mist; blue shadows melting into a river of bluebells; hazy stacks shimmering under an adder-baking summer’s sun. Forbidding castles guarded by croaking ravens; granite towers set in a sea of purple heather; rocky hollows harbouring secrets. Just a few impressions of Dartmoor’s tors gathered in our memory.
Is This The Prettiest Café In Athens (2025)?

2 months ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. If you’re looking for pretty places to eat in Athens, look no further than Ellyz Café. It’s a floral wonderland that looks like it’s been plucked from the pages of a fairytale. Everything about this café is pink. The decor, the plates, the gift shop and even the coffee and cakes are pink!It’s every girl’s dream come true and will make you feel like a princess.
Mussenden Temple

2 months ago | thirdeyetraveller.com | Sophie Pearce

This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for details. Mussenden Temple is easily one of the most recognisable landmarks in Northern Ireland. It’s a gorgeous Italianate temple perched on the jagged cliffs of Castlerock, overlooking dramatic views of Downhill Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. It forms part of Downhill Demesne, a large property protected by the National Trust and makes the perfect place for a leisurely walk.