Long term solo travel on a budget.
Some of you are lucky enough to enjoy the wonders of travelling during a difficult 2020. For a lot of us, dreams of travel destinations are just that; dreams. We have to wait until things have calmed down before setting off on our travels. That doesn't mean you can't travel locally, so there are still... Continue Reading →
One of the best ways to travel on a budget is to go by yourself. For many people, going solo travelling is the way to do it! But so many people can feel a little bit uneasy by travelling the world on their lonesome. And when people will tell you that you need to travel... Continue Reading →
When you board a cruise ship, there are certain rules and regulations you need to adhere to ensure the smooth running of the ship. When cruising, the ship’s Captain is judge, jury, and executioner. The rules of conduct and safety rules are in place for a reason and that is to ensure the safety of... Continue Reading →
Hiking should always be free, but sometimes there are things you have to pay for. Permits and park fees, food, accommodation, and good gear are essential. Hiking in Nepal is spectacular but costs can add up really quickly when you pay for three meals a day, snacks, drinks, and guesthouses, plus more if you have... Continue Reading →
Travelling is one of the greatest tests of friendships. While at home you’d have other friends and distractions that means you’re not together all the time, travelling is a whole other story. You’re living in each other’s pockets and waking up and seeing the same people every day - something that can lead to tension... Continue Reading →
Being a tourist can be fun; you're exploring new places, you get to stay in a nice hotel and eat out a lot, you're not working and you can let your hair down. Did you ever stop to think about the people that live in these tourist destinations? It's not always easy for us, and the locals will sometimes resent the tourists for making everyday life so difficult.
Like all good things, travelling has to come to an end. It’s sad to say goodbye to the people and the experiences, but it’s also nice to head home too. Everyone looks forward to the prospect of seeing friends and family for the first time in six months. Who knows, it may even gloss over... Continue Reading →
Depending on your route, time schedule and goals, you could spend anything from a few hours to 7 days on the train. My longest was a 57-hour journey from Vladimir to Krasnoyarsk, followed immediately by a 17-hour journey to Irkutsk, and thankfully I was well prepared. Here's everything you need to know, and what you... Continue Reading →
If you take the train regularly at home you might not even have to think about planning your journeys past choosing your departure time and destination. If only it was that easy to ride the Trans Mongolian. I first had the idea to ride one of the longest railways in the world while I was... Continue Reading →
