By Paul Johnson on Oct 01, 2022 in Adventure Travel, Attractions, Europe, Family Travel, Going Out, Iceland, Leisure Travel, Regions, Specialty Travel, Western Europe Remember those geography lessons at school where you learned about continental drift and the movement of the earth’s crust? Iceland lies along the mid-Atlantic Ridge and exists because of the divergence … Read more
Opened in 2019, the new build Hotel Indigo Chester, celebrates the city’s long history. Artwork displayed on the walls, connects a contemporary hotel to Chester’s long history dating back nearly two millennia to the Roman occupation. The hotel also focuses on the city’s heritage as a racing venue too. For the Romans, Chester was a … Read more
By Paul Johnson on Sep 30, 2022 in Attractions, Europe, Family Travel, Going Out, Iceland, Leisure Travel, Regions, Road Travel, Specialty Travel, Western Europe One of the activities that our kids most enjoyed on our trip to Iceland (and we did, too, to be fair!) was our buggy safari in the Blue Mountains with Safari … Read more
The Mediterranean is surrounded by Europe, Asia, and Africa and is connected to the Atlantic Ocean via the Strait of Gibraltar. The Mediterranean has over 150 islands varying in size. The five largest Mediterranean islands are Crete, Corsica, Cyprus, Sardinia and Sicily. Bigger isn’t necessarily better, some of the smaller island such as Mallorca and … Read more
By Paul Johnson on Sep 29, 2022 in Attractions, Europe, Family Travel, Going Out, Iceland, Leisure Travel, Regions, Restaurants, Spas & Pampering, Specialty Travel, Western Europe The journey from Reykjavik to the geothermal baths at Krauma is just under an hour and a half, so this is easily a place you could visit on a … Read more
Preparing for a surf trip for the first time but don’t know what to bring? Well, worry no more because I will be sharing my surf essentials with you fellas. By the way, the list below is not written according to importance. Photo by Joseph Greve on Unsplash Other articles you can read: 1. Bikini … Read more
People most frequently say that traveling abroad unaccompanied by somebody can be quite challenging especially when you’re there to explore the local culture. However, I am delighted to share with you that even though I was alone on my journey, the entire trip to Kota Kinabalu went smoothly and I managed to enjoy it in … Read more
Cidade Marvilhosa is truly a marvelous place to see. The second largest city in Brazil served as the country’s capital until the 1960s. Portuguese is the main language used in this vibrant city. This is where the iconic Cristo Redentor can be seen. Photo by Elizeu Dias on Unsplash Other articles you can read: 1. … Read more
Mount Binacayan is one of the rocky mountains in the Philippines with 423 meters above sea level. What will you do to escape from your stress from your work, from the traffic in Manila, from your agony? Maybe you can say you will just eat an ice cream, a pack of chocolate or going to … Read more
Bolivia is amazing. Can I just make one thing clear before anything else is written? I had my worries and doubts about safety there – prior to leaving Australia, I hadn’t gone further out of South East Asia, in tourist hotspots like Phuket and Bali. On the first day of walking through La Paz, I … Read more