It's been 6 months since I've posted, I'm sorry :)

Forgive me, everyone, I lowkey ran out of ideas (despite me always being outside lol)

Anyway, let’s stop the waffle and cut to the chase, it’s practically summer now! And this is the perfect time to not only enjoy the city but also explore some other cool cities, towns, and villages across the UK.

If you’ve been tuned into my Instagram, you may have seen that I’m on a little UK tour — not performing music but visiting different and new places up and down the country.

I’ve visited about 10 places (including Milton Keynes haha), but the one place keeps calling me back is Brighton.

Brighton never fails to wow me. Its city centre may not be particularly the most impressive (coming from a Londoner), but its natural wonder — the sea, also known as the end of the UK to me, is beautiful, in its gorgeous turquoise colour year-round.

I’m constantly mesmerised by its crystalline colour as it sparkles in the sunshine.

A trip to Brighton is always a treat, but here’s a hidden gems tip: explore the surrounding towns too.

Now, you all know about the Brighton Pier, but let me put you onto a real hidden gem…

The Brighton Coaster Buses. My word, I’m still thinking about them now.

The 12A, One of the most scenic routes in the COUNTRY. 90 minutes of pure British coast and countryside, impeccable views!!!!!

The route starts off in Brighton city centre, meandering its way, throttling to align itself with the coastline.

After navigating through this section, the route propels along the coast, passing through coastal towns like Newhaven and Peacehaven — but when that bus hits Seven Sisters… MY WORD.

You can see the cliffs from the bus!! It is incredible.

This route is sure to blow anyone away, not only is it a gorgeous journey, the best part is it’s only £3 each way :)

This route is a must ride, you WILL thank me later.

I know this blog is London-centric, but expect the odd city break post here and there, because this country is amazing.

That’s Brighton and its coaster routes. Come down and ride them, but until then, find a hidden gem near you 💎