London, Paris, New York, Sydney. I think they are all amazing cities, but there is a lot more on offer in the world than the usual destinations. Here are some alternative holiday destinations that are beginning to make their mark. Get there quick before they become too popular! Mindanao This island in the Philippines isn’t … More Amazing World Destinations That Your Friends Don’t Know About
Every year, millions of visitors are attracted to Miami-Dade County as a result of the beautiful beaches, subtropical climate and vibrant nightlife of south Florida. The cultural attractions of the city are also captivating. Since 2010, the museums of the city have been offering the millions of residents and visitors the opportunity to enjoy educational … More Guest Post: Discover The Cultural Side of Miami, Florida
Situated in what is possibly the best location of any hostel I’ve ever stayed in, the HI Santa Monica is a bustling hive of travelling energy. You’ll find the hostel in Santa Monica (duh) on 2nd street, between Broadway and Santa Monica Boulevard, just one block from 3rd St Promenade in one direction (one of … More Hostel Review: HI Santa Monica, Los Angeles
1. Climb on Franz Josef Glacier. 2. Go Jet Boating. 3. Take a cruise on Milford Sound. 4. Eat at a little restaurant in Arrowtown (next to Queenstown) called ‘Pesto’. 5. Go up to the Golden Bay.
Over the last few weeks I haven’t really stayed in one place for more than 3 days at a time, so haven’t had the chance to do 10 things in each location. To make up for it, here’s my top 10 list of things to do in northern Queensland, from Noosa to Mission Beach: 1. … More Top 10 Things To Do In Northern Queensland
As you all know, I leave for my next big adventure around the world tomorrow evening and I honestly couldn’t be more excited. So for those you about to embark on something similar, I thought I’d let you know my top items that I’m taking with me to make with this trip just that little … More Top 5 Friday: Items to Pack on a RTW Trip
There are a lot of different publishers that produce travel guide books, all of varying content and quality. Each has its own set way of doing things, its own little quirks therefore, its own pros and cons. These are my favourite guide book brands: 1. Lonely Planet – probably the most popular guide book on … More Top 5 Friday: Guide Books
I often wonder what to pack when I go away. And, like most things, it really depends on the circumstances – in this case that means you have to think about where you’re going and what the purpose of your journey is, and then take this into consideration when packing for your trip. My general … More Packing Essentials
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
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
Roo Around The World 