Australia is one of the most beautiful countries to explore. With vast open land, mountains, and bush, it is also home to countless incredible hiking trails. Here are a few of the best ones you need to experience. Overland Track & Cradle Mountain Mountain The Overland track is widely regarded as one of, if not the best, in Australia. Spanning over 60km, this moderate path is ideal for newbies and experienced hikers, and you can walk for … [Read more...]
The Rewards and Challenges of Living on an Off-Grid Farm in Hawaii
In a world where modern conveniences often dominate daily life, there exists a quiet corner of paradise where you can observe the art of the natural world around you. Welcome to the Big Island of Hawaii, where locals don't just live off-grid for sustainability reasons—it becomes a way of life generating spiritual nourishment, self-reliance, and a stronger connection to the land. Between the lush rainforests, pristine coastlines, and … [Read more...]
Pangyan Falls And Hot Spring
The sight of roaring waters cascading over a rocky ledge into a plunge pool below or the quiet view of a lonely river flowing into the sea provide a soothing experience to those who believe the healing power of natural attractions. Among these irresistible attractions are waterfalls and hot springs. Finding the most beautiful one, however, may be a tough hike, but the feel of fresh water on your body and the breathtaking views of the falls … [Read more...]
5 Activities Not To Miss In Bergen, Norway
Bergen is the perfect Norwegian weekend travel destination whether you are looking to visit in summer or winter. Cruise ship visitors might have a fast in and out trip, but for the independent visitor what are the top 5 things to make sure you do over the course of a weekend? Bryggen First off is the very photogenic traditional Hanseatic Wharf area Bryggen where you can wander around many wooden built buildings. Whether you want to shop for … [Read more...]
A Walk In BGC
To those who are mapping out a trip to the Philippines, Manila, being its capital city, would first come to mind. It is interesting to note that your visit will certainly surround the entire bailiwick of Metro Manila. This planned route might take you to the old-world Intramuros (which is in the city of Manila itself), home to Spanish-era landmarks like Fort Santiago, Manila Cathedral, San Agustin Church museum, Casa Manila museum with its … [Read more...]
The Paradise of Mati
If islands such as Boracay, Puerto Galera or Panglao are the only places you have been to so far in the Philippines, then my recent trip to the southeastern tip of Mindanao will inspire your next adventure: such place being Mati, a city in the province of Davao Oriental. A perfect vacation spot for beach lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, Mati can be reached around 3 to 4 hours via Davao City which serves as the entry point for all international … [Read more...]
Jaguar Wishes and Capybara Dreams: Exploring South America’s Untamed Wetlands
Picture a world where vibrant macaws flaunt their sapphire feathers just beyond your window, where rough and tough cowboys navigate waist-deep waters teeming with caimans on horseback, and where the landscape surrenders to the ebb and flow of seasonal floods, submerging vast expanses for half the year. Welcome to the Pantanal, the beating heart of South America, nestled within the borders of Bolivia, Paraguay, and Brazil's Amazon … [Read more...]
How to turn a long-haul flight into a holiday
Let's be honest, unless you are in business class, long haul flights are not much fun. However, what if I told you that there is a way to make them enjoyable, and perhaps like us, one of the highlights of your trip? After spending three months backpacking around Australia, our inevitable return was imminent. A 27-hour flight awaited us, like the final boss in a video game. However, as always, we managed to do it in a way that was more than … [Read more...]
Hotel Football scores highly with this fan
It’s been more than 30 years since I last cheered on my football team at their home ground. After growing up as a regular visitor to Old Trafford in Salford, life then just got in the way and I now support them from afar (as many a Manchester United fan is besmirched for doing!) Unless you’re in possession of a season ticket – or a very large bank account(!) - having the opportunity to see them once again play on the hallowed turf of the … [Read more...]
Top 4 Things to Consider When Planning Your First Solo Trip
First, I want to congratulate you for even starting to think about taking your first solo trip. I know how scary it is to travel alone for the first time, I’ve been in your shoes. But you’re doing it and you got this! And I’m sure you’ll have an amazing adventure and a wonderful time, and then you’ll book more solo trips as soon as you get back. That’s what I did! I get a lot of questions from people considering solo trips on how to get … [Read more...]
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