Long term solo travel on a budget.
For some people a trip to Australia is a multi-month adventure, giving them the time to explore all of this wonderful country’s different offerings. However, that isn’t always the case for every tourist and for those of you making your way down under with only short time to spend in each region, here is a …
When people head to Perth for the first time, there are some things that they get wrong and regret later. That’s what you should be looking to avoid if you want to make the most of every second you spend in this amazing city. There’s no doubt about it; there’s so much for you to …
There are loads of benefits when it comes to something like solo travel. Having the power to choose exactly where you want to go and when you want to do it will be a big plus for some, while others will simply be there to relish some time alone. Either way, a trip like this …
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When you travel to Australia, you will typically decide between two major destinations to visit and explore. The first is Sydney, and the second is Perth. You can visit both in the same trip however due to their location most choose one or the other. So which one should you pick? Sydney is mostly known …
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Barton Creek Cave, Belize This cave, easily accessible by tour from San Ignacio, is a great day trip for those who like to mix history with adventure. You'll canoe into darkness while your guide points out pottery shards and human remains from the Mayans who used to inhabit the area. Batu Caves, Malaysia These huge …
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The east coast of Tasmania is perfect for those in need of a beach holiday, in stark contrast to the misty mountains of the west coast. It's an almost never-ending string of golden sand, turquoise waves and rolling hills. You'll find dramatic coastline, seaside breweries and the most scenic prison you'll ever see, just keep …
The west coast of Tasmania is all winding mountain roads, forest shrouded in mist and hidden lakes. It's a stark contrast to the idyllic beaches of the east coast, and just as beautiful in its own way. Remember that the drive can be quite slow going, especially if you're not used to roads like that, …
