Blogs of Travel

I try to only write about ‘unique experiences’. Ones that that nobody has written about before, or better still experiences that nobody has ever had before! They’re also written by a 39 year old man with a house and a full-time job (without children) and not by a fresh-faced 23 year old backpacker.

Inspired by adventuring around the world in nothing more than a bikini, Bikini Adventures is now connecting the adventurer within you to a selection of boutique travel destinations off the beaten track, through storytelling and travel guides.

Follow along with me as I explore the great cities of the world! [And maybe go on an urban adventure of your own...]

Travel adventures, photos and stories to share…

I’m an Australian expat, currently living in London, via the Middle East. You’ll have read the articles – how travel “changes” you in some way. For me, it was realising that this world is a big beautiful place and I want to do my part to take care of it.

I use this incredible blog to tell people my journey, and my insights about traveling and the world in general.

who needs a love bug when you can be bit by the travel bug

Nicole. Australian. From the city otherwise known as ‘Rad.’

My name is Fabiano and I have been living in Vancouver since 2010. I am originally from one of the biggest cities in Latin America: Sao Paulo (Brazil). I am a workaholic, passionate about learning, traveling, languages, and food (specially sweets, chocolate and Italian food). Business, marketing, social media, customer relationship, and multiculturalism are topics I love. My favourite sports are biking, hiking, skiing and horseback riding. I have been always crazy about travelling. I don’t know why! I just feel excited about knowing as many places as possible, learning about the culture, the people, and sometimes even the language.

This is my travel blog where I try to write you fascinating stories and adventures from around the world, accompanied with lots of pictures. So far Ive visited in 34 countries and more is coming all the time, so I think I do have some stories to tell you already. I was bitten hard by the travel bug back in 2004 when I set off on my first solo adventure ever, to travel via the Trans-Mongolian railway from Beijing via Ulaanbaatar all the way to Moscow.