The Adventures of Cholly

Only have two days in Singapore? Here's how we spent our time there to give you some ideas on what you could do. We could of probably had just under two and a half days seeing as we arrived at our hotel around 3pm on the first day but I was so tired and the bed in the hotel (Nostalgia Hotel) was so ridiculously comfortable that I ended up napping for pretty much the rest of that day. Sometimes, we just need some R&R, am I right?! Our first full day in Singapore was our 'sightseeing day'. We got a taxi to Little India where we had a little look around and went in one of the temples. We then decided that the easiest way to get around the majority of the city in the time we had would be on one of the red open top sightseeing buses - we did most of the lines on offer and got to see lots of different sights including the famous Raffles Hotel. It rained whilst we was up on the top deck but we didn't mind too much as it cooled us down. Luckily for us, one of the

Whilst you could spend endless amounts of time in the paradise that is Bali, we only had 10 nights which we spent as follows; Seminyak - two days, three nights After living in hostels the whole time we were in New Zealand and Australia it felt pretty amazing to stay in a 4* hotel (The Visala Boutique Suites Hotel - perfect location for walking around Seminyak and to get to the Potato Head Beach Club). Bonus that the hotel cost around the same price as our hostels too! We felt like a King & Queen having room service and long lay-ins, not to mention getting our own private bathroom - no more walking down a corridor to take a shower/pee!   Our first day in Seminyak was nice and laid back, after a lay in and breakfast on the roof top of our hotel, we took a walk and stumbled across a spa where we each had a manicure, pedicure, facial and full body Balinese massage for around £17 each!! They were all amazing and given the price, make you want to have a treatment everyday yo