Riya Jhala

One of the most breathtaking ocean views i have seen. The scenic drive stole our hearts

It’s a quite famous place and as beautiful as the pictures. The entry is free if you are a student. You can purchase tickets on site. It’s a really quick process at the entrance. All the art works are well thought, they tell stories. There is enough space to sit and observe and click pictures. There was a cart selling icecream and water but I recommend carrying your own because I’m not sure if the cart is regular. If you want to spend more time then the gift shop is great too.

Little Havana accurately gives Cuba feels and was a good spot to walk around on a summer day. Parking was quite difficult to find so you might have to drive for a while before you find a spot. The shops and eateries are great and you can definitely get delicious things to eat.

Extremely disappointing hot chocolate and even worse coffee. The croissant was okayish. Very dry and unfresh. The other australian pastry was really sour and did not taste like it should have.

Tried ihop for the first time. Wanted to go here since a long time and managed to do it finally. The only place that is open 24 hours and it did not disappoint when we wanted an impromptu snack at 1 am. We ordered milkshakes, onion rings and pancakes. I liked the milkshake and pancake the most. Onion rings were okay, not the worst I’ve had so would definitely go again.
We’re vegetarian so we had limited options but i’m sure someone open to eating everything would enjoy.
On my list for milkshakes for sure!!