When we travel, there’s always an endless list of things to do before the departure date, some of which are of the utmost importance, and some of which are just things that we’d like to do but won’t actually hinder the travel experience if they don’t get done. Here’s my list of absolute MUSTS while … More Pre-Trip Planning: Things You Definitely Should Do
This picture dates back to 2005 when I went on a school trip to Iceland – the Strokkur geyser is one part of that trip that really sticks in my mind, seeing all that water shoot up15-20m in to the air every 8 minutes or so was just incredible.
Planning for a trip can take a long time and a lot of effort, especially if it’s an extended trip like my upcoming RTW adventure. And planning can be a lot of fun, although sometimes a little stressful, which can cause our brains to do silly things. So here’s my list of what NOT to … More Pre-Trip Planning: What Not To Do
So as the title of this post suggests, it is now only two weeks until I depart for my epic RTW adventure. Where has the time gone? It seems like only yesterday that I was on the phone to Chris (from STA Travel and BackpackerBanter) booking all my flights…and that was in April, a whole … More Two Weeks and Counting…
Okay, so I haven’t really stayed in that many hostels yet, but of the ones I have stayed in, these are my favourites. I’ll be repeating and updating this Top 5 over the coming months as I make my way through even more countries on my RTW Trip. 1. Hostelling International Toronto. 2. Peace & … More Top 5 Friday: Hostels Around the World
In the spirit of Twitter’s #ff (follow friday) hash tag, here’s my top 5 favorite travel blogs, all of which I love to read on an almost daily basis. They have all had some influence on my upcoming RTW trip and the plans I’ve made. So, in no particular order, and with no further explanations … More Top 5 Friday: Travel Blogs
1. WWOOFing – the WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) way of life is really taking off at the moment, with plenty of travellers using it as a means to get a free bed and a few meals in exchange for a little work on their host’s farm. 2. CouchSurfing – similar to WWOOF, … More 10 Ways To Get Cheap (Or Free) Travel
Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) in Iceland In October 2005 I went on a school trip to Iceland, one of the most incredible places I’ve ever visited. I actually think that it was this trip that sparked the love of travel in me…for the first time I really felt and understood that freedom and opportunity that … More Photo Of The Week: The Northern Lights
I like to travel. That’s obvious. But what’s my favourite way to get around I hear you ask? Well let me tell you: 1. On Foot. When I’m in a city (or anywhere to be honest) I love to walk. To have my headphones on, listening to good music, and putting one foot after the … More Top 5 Friday: Transport/Ways To Get Around
The big trip is getting ever closer, and my to-do list just keeps getting longer. It is now exactly one month until I fly away to Bangkok and I really couldn’t be more excited. However, it seems like my list of things I have to do before I go just keeps growing…every time I tick … More Travel To-Do’s
Roo Around The World 