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''Lost some of my hottest verses down in Cabo...

Well not verses like our good friend Drake but I did lose my headphones in Cabo, however that’s not for this blog.

Rewind back to October, Episode 10 of What on God’s Green is going on in 2020!
I was blessed to visit the wonderful cities of Mexico City and Cabo for my friends 30th birthday trip.

Having only been to Cancun in Mexico I was not sure how similar Cabo would be, but I was pleasantly surprised.
Cabo felt like the cool older sister to Cancun, the sister that has the shoes and clothes Cancun always asks to borrow but just lacks that Je ne sais quoi to pull it off with the same attitude as Cabo. Which I guess is something that comes with age (as I typed that I thought of me to my siblings, you can call me Cabo from here on out).
With the pandemic still around the night clubs remained closed and restaurants and bars served until 10-11pm; but this did not dime the energy that Cabo ouzes.

Between the wonderful service and food at the Viceroy Los Cabos, the hospitality of the locals around the Marina restaurants and Cabo adventures and the unique vibe of the beach clubs we had a brilliant trip.

If you follow us on Instagram you would have seen the live tour of event spaces around the Viceroy (click here to watch) and by the end of our visit the hotel is now a venue we will be offering to our event and travel clients.

So for anyone thinking about a nice get away early next year here is a list of a few Cabo Gems;

  1. Viceroy Cabo and Nobu Hotel are beautiful and not just in decor and settings but their service also.

  2. Two other great hotels are El Encanto All Inc and JW Marriott, however there were many with fantastic reviews.

  3. My favourite restaurant during the trip was Nido at the Viceroy.

  4. Hard Rock hotel is MAYHEM, take what you please from that.

  5. From the UK there are no direct flights, you will have to stop in mexico city. I would recommend staying there for at least 2 nights before flying to Cabo. It is on my list to return and spend a week in the Capital.

  6. The majority of the popular beach clubs are along the same beach; select one as a starting point and you can move throughout the day if you wish and there is availability.

  7. Hosting an event in Cabo… its a yes from me. Obviously I feel in love with the Viceroy however there are a number of hotels with event spaces both indoor and outdoor. Perfect spaces for weddings, social events, group trips and activations for brands.

  8. Cabo is also popular for honeymooners too.

  9. Use the search bar below for great rates on hotels!

  10. When in doubt or want a stress free experience contact us with your travel, accommodation and event enquiries!

I thought I would keep this light for a Sunday morning however do feel free to contact us with any questions or enquiries.

Stay safe, take your vitamins and lets all hope events and travel will be back to normal soon!

S x

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tags: cabo, mexico, travel, events, hospitality, blogger, travel blogger, experience
Sunday 12.06.20
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Visiting Venice?

One of the reason I feel in love with the world of events is because you learn about many different cultures and taste delish food, you travel to new places domestically and internationally and meet people from all walks of life.

During my days in PR I worked with a lovely Italian expat who was originally from Mestre. On one of our many lunch outings she showed me her wedding pictures that took place in Venice. I instantly feel in love.

Over the weekend I finally visited the fascinating city and I thought I would share some must I take away from my trip.

Here is my list that I hope whom ever is reading finds useful. 

  1.  Warning there are very few hotels you can get a Gondala or water taxi directly outside so be prepared to carry your suitcase for a few minutes walk at the minimum. Do not stay just anywhere! Make sure it is central to the places you want to visit.
  2. My favorite meals were at the restaurants we came across on our walks to different monuments. Eating at Piazza San Marco was expensive and no where near as delicious as the restaurants further out.
  3. Osteria al Portego... THE BEST cicchetti. 
  4. Chat Qui Rit is the place to visit if your a desert wine lover
  5.  Vineria all'Amarone is a fantastic place to sit and try a wide variety of wines, bruchetta and talk to some of the lovely locals. The staff where extreamly welcoming.
  6. One of my favorite meals was at Nuovo Galeon in Castello
  7. Visiting the fish market is a must, eating at a restaurant close by will be the best place for any seafood dish.
  8. If you decide you are only going to ride a gondola once, I recommend the Grand Canal route.
  9. Visit Acqua & Mais for amazing Venetian Street Food
  10. For amazing fresh juices cross the Rialto Bridge into San Polo. They have a number of little stools selling freshly made juices. You will return once a day every day your there! 

If you have read this and feel inspired to visit do let us know. However if you are reading this blog and thinking of a destination wedding, birthday or corporate event email us at events@serenitylondon.co.uk as we have a number of destination venues we having working relations with.

Thanks for reading and SHARE SHARE SHARE x

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tags: events, dinning, travel, experience, italy, venice
Thursday 08.04.16
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