It can often be a tough challenge to anticipate the right gift for your loved one: something they didn't even realise they wanted, but will soon discover they can't live without. If your loved one is a travel addict, the task becomes infinitely more difficult. Travellers are minimalists. You have to factor in the practicality of them taking their … [Read more...]
8 Reasons to Visit Cape Town
A South African holiday is a unique experience, the highlights of which include breathtaking safaris, stunning coastal drives and unique cultural encounters. However, to really see the best of South Africa, you have to visit Cape Town. This legislative capital of South Africa is one of the most multicultural cities in the world, and it makes an … [Read more...]
Thule Guidepost Rucksack Review
In a previous post, I reviewed the Thule Subterra Travel Backpack, and it's safe to say it stood up to scrutiny. But did the Thule Guidepost 75L Women's pack measure up? Read on to find out. OVERVIEW Having had a little time to try out the smaller travel backpack before my big international trip, it came as no surprise that this 75L rucksack … [Read more...]
Top Travel Destinations for 2019
It's that time of the year when the winter can't seem to go by fast enough. There's an uncomfortable chill in the air, the nights are drawing in and we're all dreaming of next year's summer holiday. With that in mind, here are some ideas to keep up your spirits. CHILE Owing to its long, thin shape, Chile is an interesting destination with big … [Read more...]
Cornish Horizons: Ideas for the Perfect Cornish Break
The world is full of amazing places to visit, from the Iguazu Falls of Argentina to the Phong Nha Caves of Vietnam, but while there is plenty of adventure to be had in jetting off to exotic locations in distant lands, dear old Blighty isn’t exactly short of exciting places to visit and things to do. The sunny shores of the UK’s Cornish coastline in … [Read more...]
Thule Subterra Travel Backpack Review
I first came across the brand Thule while backpacking in Southeast Asia in 2015. One of the Dutch boys in our tour group had a Thule day pack and I remember asking where he got it because I liked it so much. A few years on, while preparing for a recent trip to India, Australia and New Zealand, I realised my big backpacking rucksack was past its … [Read more...]
21 Signs You’re Addicted To Travel
Although most people are driven by curiosity, some of us are much more likely than others to want to explore the unknown, but which are you? Below are 21 signs you're addicted to travel. 1. YOU'VE PLANNED YOUR NEXT TRIP BEFORE YOU REACH HOME A true travel addict can never satiate their hunger for more travel. The more places you go and people … [Read more...]
7 Reasons You Should Take a Cruise in Your 20s and 30s
There's a common misconception that cruises are only for older travellers, but this isn't the case. While the average age of a cruise-goer is around 45 to 50, more and more cruise companies are focusing their trips at a younger age bracket, tailoring their tours to suit a younger mindset. There are massive advantages to exploring this form of … [Read more...]
Five Amazing Destinations for Your Backpacking Holiday
Backpacking holidays are a great way to travel the world and see exciting things without spending a lot of money. There are plenty of inexpensive accommodations available like staying with families, hostels or camping. Remember to pack light as you will be carrying everything you need with you. Here are five amazing destinations for your … [Read more...]
Top Seven Things to Do, See and Eat in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills is one of the best known (and expensive) neighbourhoods on Earth. Featured in countless movies, TV shows and books, this is a must-see hotspot when visiting Los Angeles. Even though it’s extremely famous, Beverly Hills is a small area of just 5.7 square miles, but there is still much to see and do. Below are seven … [Read more...]
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