The Adventure Edition

Snacking my way through Narita Omotesando on a flight layover

The Margaret River Truffle Farm in Cowaramup, Western Australia is located only 15 mins away from the main Margaret River town and is a rare chance to experience truffle hunting on a working farm. Nestled amongst oak and hazel trees, this farm is a family owned farm and is turning Margaret River into a successful truffle growing region.

The Souq Waqif in Doha, is absolute gem for anyone visiting Doha. Souq Waqif, means "the standing market" and is Doha's most iconic heritage marketplace, tracing its roots back more than a century ago to the banks of Wadi Musheireb. Originally a trading hub for Bedouins and locals exchanging livestock and goods, the souq has been meticulously restored to preserve its traditional Qatari archiecture - think mud daubed buildings, wooden beams and lantern lit alleys, into a moder

The National Museum of Qatar itself is a standout architecture which I think is worth visiting by itself. Once inside, you are fully immersed in the full height videos as well as the interactive panels. The curated selections were visually attractive, innovative and also educational. We thought it was very well designed and definitely a museum for all ages.

The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) is unmissable. It is a striking monument that sits on its own island along the Corniche. The walk up to MIA is lined with palm trees and absolutely beautiful. The drop off area is located within the museum grounds but is not directly at the main museum entrance, so your view of the MIA is unblocked.

There is something otherworldly about the Qatari desert, it was a vast expanse where the dunes seem to ripple endlessly into the horizon. We enjoyed the thrill of dune bashing, the vastness and beauty of Qatar and then an amazing middle eastern feast in the middle of the desert.

Musee Marmottan Monet is not one of those large museums. However, it has a spectacular collection and remains a very intimate place to explore the pieces of Monet. If you love impressionism and you love Monet's art, this is a great museum to be in. I thought it was a great supplement to Giverny to see some of how his works evolved and his inspiration translated.

We visit the Catacombs of Paris and got access to restricted exclusive areas. Read all about the Catacombs and the tour we joined.

The exhibition at La Cite Du Vin Bordeaux was incredibly well thought out and there was something for everyone, regardless of age or prior wine knowledge. The exhibits were interactive and the audio guides worked very well. We learnt so much about wine, including impacts of climate change, the harvesting process, the varietals, the irrigation techniques through into experiencing the scents and smells.

Les Bassins des Lumieres was not just another art projection. It was breathtaking, immersive and unforgettable. Digital art of masters in a WWII submarine bunker - thats a perfect example of intersection of past and present. It was as educational as it was fascinating.

Located just outside of Bordeaux city, is Les Halles de Bacalan, a modern food hall that opened in 2017 and has quickly become a favourite amongst locals and travellers. It was a little of a foodie paradise for us and we were glad we were able to find some time before visiting Cite du Vin to visit this food hall.

The No Diet Club Bordeaux Food tour is a fantastic way to get oriented around Bordeaux if it is your first time. It is also a great way to speak to someone local and understand the history of Bordeaux as a port city and how that influenced the cuisine around. Whilst we wouldn't consider ourselves to have a sweet tooth, it was nice to indulge and never felt like too much. The quality of the food provided on this tour was high and with a small group of 4, our guide gave us plen