For a stretch of land of relatively small size, the British Isles host some of the world’s most breathtaking scenic routes. Many will be familiar with the epically long trips found in larger countries, but few countries have as diverse and breathtaking scenic routes as the UK. There’s plenty of it, too; Britain hosts 200,000 miles of road with the majority of that...
Bohol is a small island located east of Cebu in the Philippines. You can fly into Cebu, which is proabably the cheapest option, or you can fly directly into Bohol to Tagbilaran City. From here you can get a jeepney or taxi around the island. In fact there will be a number of tour guides eager to take your money, and on an island tour. We decided to do our own thing...
Traveling with your canine best friend can be an enjoyable and unforgettable trip if you plan accordingly. You don’t want to end up in a town where dogs aren’t allowed anywhere. Most hotels, cafes, and beaches aren’t dog-friendly. Even dog parks can be hard to find in a place that doesn’t value their canine citizens. Take a trip with your dog...
Though there are plenty of ways to travel, there’s something about being out on the open road that makes the experience more special. Often regarded as something suited for families, road trips can actually be a great way for individuals of any age to see sights unknown and create adventure. If this is your first time hitting the road, you should know that the...
Imagine driving up a rocky mountain path, with very little road signs or markings. Then all of a sudden, the road comes to an end, and you are forced onto another unfinished road, with a digger actively digging up the road metres away from you. Welcome to driving in the Balkans Of course it is not all that scary. There are serene bays, winding roads, majestic...
Southeast Asia has turned out to be one of the favorite travel spots for people all over the world, myself included. Today they are considered as some of the most tourist-friendly countries. As per the recent trend, people are craving for more cultural and authentic travel experiences. If you are one of them, then you can add Thailand as your next destination for...
Viewing a city on foot, or by bike are two of the best ways to see a city. In the past I have cycled around London and Melbourne. I have also walked around hundreds of other cities, armed with a map and a bottle of water. Although bus tours are easier on the legs, I find they are too touristic, and don’t offer the same experience. I went on a bus tour in...
Gap years used to be the provenance of high school or university graduates, but in recent years it’s become more and more popular with people of all ages to take an extended leave from work – whether to take time out to re-consider your career options, learn a new skill, volunteer for a charity or just to have an adventure. The trip of a lifetime doesn’t...
Social Media has had a dramatic influence into the way we travel these days. The growth rate of platforms such as Instagram as well as other travel apps means we can share life in seconds, wherever we are in the World. Food has now become an art form. We no longer just eat and enjoy it. It has to be photographed, and shared with a whole host of people. The same goes...
In a todays tecnhnology driven World, staying connected is of paramount importance. As a travel blogger, having access to the internet is fundamental. I use it to check and reply to emails, as well as plan different aspects to my trip. Nowadays many mobile providers offer data when roaming, but this can come at heafty price tag. When travelling in Montenengro and...
