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Trip to Cardiff

We decided to take a short trip to Cardiff for a couple of reasons, one to check out what's on offer there for vegans and also to see a concert at St Davids Hall.
We arrived to really nice weather, which was nice to see. Locating our hostel was really easy as it was centrally located on the high street in Cardiff City Centre.  Was a lovely hostel and very welcoming and very homely.

We decided to take a walk to Anna-Loka which is a 30 minute walk from the city centre.



Anna-Loka is 100% vegan café, their menu was full of so much yummy choice but we opted for all day breakfast to start with and a side order of chips.



This was followed by a apple and beetroot cake and a mango and coconut cake.



 My fiance had a black forest hot chocolate too. We left feeling really full.





On our second day in Cardiff we decided to get the local bus to Penarth (the local buses do an all day ticket for £3.50 to travel all over the Cardiff area, which is really good value for money).
We took a walk down to the sea front through a beautiful park.





The sea front was amazing and nice to see after spending so much time traveling and being in the city. Was a lovely feeling to blow the cobwebs away.




We came across a local Health food shop and managed to pick up some yummy vegan goodies which we havent been able to get hold of locally.









On our return to Cardiff we found Simply V



which is a vegan shop who sell some amazing products from some well known pre packaged items to some really yummy looking homemade goodies, we brought home made sos roll and jaffa cake to eat on the return journey home. Well worth a visit if ever in Cardiff at all. Can't wait to return again soon for more adventures.

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