Sailin'

Motel Rocks Nessy dress | Jack Wills sunglasses | Primark sandals & bikini

On one of my favorite nights in Majorca we went on a magical boat trip. Just before sunset we set out on a beautiful sailing yacht in Pollenca bay. I wore my Motel Nessy dress as I thought it was a bit nautical, but soon regretted it as the sea winds picked up and I ended up doing my best Marilyn impression. The boat was owned by a lovely English couple, after an hour of sailing across the evening waves we anchored up on a reef and jumped in the water for a bit of snorkeling! Having been stung by a jelly fish a couple of days earlier I was a bit scared about getting back in the water but soon got over my fear after seeing lots of beautiful fish. We spent about half an hour diving off the boat and swimming down to the seabed in our flippers before climbing back on and indulging in bread, olives, wine and some gorgeous home-made tapas. On the way back we watched the sun set over the Majorcan mountains throwing beautiful light and reflections across the sea. We ended our evening in the nearby harbour side restaurant where we carried on eating more amazing food, myself indulging in the biggest plate of queen scallops I've ever seen. All in all it was a wonderful evening and a holiday night to remember.

Motel Rocks Nessy dress | Jack Wills sunglasses | Primark sandals & bikini

On one of my favorite nights in Majorca we went on a magical boat trip. Just before sunset we set out on a beautiful sailing yacht in Pollenca bay. I wore my Motel Nessy dress as I thought it was a bit nautical, but soon regretted it as the sea winds picked up and I ended up doing my best Marilyn impression. The boat was owned by a lovely English couple, after an hour of sailing across the evening waves we anchored up on a reef and jumped in the water for a bit of snorkeling! Having been stung by a jelly fish a couple of days earlier I was a bit scared about getting back in the water but soon got over my fear after seeing lots of beautiful fish. We spent about half an hour diving off the boat and swimming down to the seabed in our flippers before climbing back on and indulging in bread, olives, wine and some gorgeous home-made tapas. On the way back we watched the sun set over the Majorcan mountains throwing beautiful light and reflections across the sea. We ended our evening in the nearby harbour side restaurant where we carried on eating more amazing food, myself indulging in the biggest plate of queen scallops I've ever seen. All in all it was a wonderful evening and a holiday night to remember.