Planning your first (or next) backpacking adventure? Whether you’re new to backpacking or a seasoned traveller, this guide will make sure you’re set to have an epic, stress-free journey. From budget planning to finding those off-the-beaten-path spots on social media, let’s dive into everything you need to know before strapping on that backpack.
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How to Choose the Right Backpack for Long-Term Travel
Travelling long-term is an experience like no other. Whether you’re trekking through the mountains of Nepal, navigating the bustling streets of Bangkok, or inter railing through Europe, one thing is certain: your backpack is your absolute best friend. But with so many options out there, it can be overwhelming choosing the right one. But don’t worry, I’ve got your back—literally! Here’s what you need ask yourself when choosing your backpack.
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Ultimate Weekend Getaway Guide: Bologna, Italy
If you’re planning a quick trip to Bologna and need the perfect 48-hour itinerary, I’ve got you covered. This charming city, often overlooked (I’ll admit I didn’t really know about it before flying there with work) for Italy’s more famous tourist hotspots, is the perfect location for a quick (and cheap) weekend away.
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3 reasons to visit Iceland in April
One of the main draws to visit Iceland in the winter months is the chance to see the northern lights, but they can actually be seen between September and April, depending how far north you are and how much light pollution there is where you are. Iceland is also one of the most expensive countries to visit, and visiting in more ‘off-peak’ months, offers your wallet a some relief.
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6 things to do in Reykjavik
I’ve been to Iceland on multiple occasions and each time I’ve ended up visiting the rainbow road and standing outside the church and that was pretty much the extent of it. There’s actually a lot to do, especially if you’re trying to visit on a budget.
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Full guide to surviving sleeper buses in Asia
We’ve all heard the horror stories from other backpackers and people on social media about the horrific experiences on the notorious South East Asia sleeper buses. From sharing beds with strangers, to being forced to sit in the aisles, they really don’t have a good reputation. After using them myself, I can say a lot of it is true, however there are a few things you can do to make…