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20 reasons why you should move to Whistler right now
Whistler is the largest ski and snowboarding resort in North America, but that’s not the only thing that’s great about it. You can hike mountains, camp under the stars, meet…
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Amsterdam: more than a red-light district
When people mention Amsterdam your first thoughts are of the seedier side of the city, but there is so much more to see and do here. It’s known for its…
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Fairytale castles in the Loire Valley
Everyone loves a good fairy tale. They make you want to believe in the unbelievable, dream of your Prince (or Princess) Charming and get lost in stories so magical that…
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A travellers reunion in Stockholm
You automatically have one thing in common with everyone you meet while travelling: you’re all travellers. Whatever their reasons, each person has ditched the real world in search of adventure…
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Skiing and snowboarding in Borovets, Bulgaria
Arriving home after an extended trip away is the most bittersweet things about travelling. On one hand, the feeling of being in your own bed, having a home cooked meal…
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Hanoi and the towers of Tam Coc
Almost all backpackers go to Hanoi to join in on an epic two-day boat trip through the breathtakingly beautiful Halong Bay. Unfortunately for me, due to the fact that I…
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Suit up in Hoi An
Hội An is known for its well-preserved Ancient Town, cut through with canals. The former port city’s history is reflected in its architecture, from wooden Chinese shophouses and temples to…
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Nha Trang – a big kid’s paradise
This was, without a doubt, my favourite place in Vietnam. It has a great beach, amazing nightlife, a theme park and water park on an island just off the coast,…
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Scooters and sand dunes in Mui Ne
Mui Ne has one main road lined with accommodation and great restaurants and bars along a stretch of golden sand. It has the perfect conditions for water sports like windsurfing,…
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Ho Chi Minh City and the Cu Chi Tunnels
This busy city is the largest in Vietnam and can be quite daunting when you arrive. Once you’ve found yourself a hostel it’s easy to get your bearings. I stayed…
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Beach life in Sihanoukville
This up-and-coming beach town is another part of Cambodia that has a bloody history. During the civil war the Khmer Rouge used the massive Independence Hotel as target practice, they…
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Horrible history in Phnom Penh
The capital city of Cambodia is a busy place with a French colonial feel along with a lot of influence from the Khmer Empire. You can walk along the river…
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