I did my fair share of US traveling this summer, but yurting was one of my highlights. If there is one thing that California has, its an eff load of outdoorsy things to do. Big Sur, situated right on the coastline, is amongst them. We went to hiking to check out the redwoods, explored vista - Read More -
This is probably one of the coolest things I have ever read about. The world is a ship serving as a residential community owned by its inhabitants. Residents live on board as the ship slowly circumnavigates the globe. Such a residence costs a pretty penny. “As of 2010, a 328 sq ft (30.5 m2) studio - Read More -
Seeing as everyone is off to fantabulous destinations this summer I thought it appropriate to take a look of some of the most drool worthy vacation homes around. A-cero, a Spanish architectural firm designed this vacation home on the Mediterranean coast. For more pics click here. Next we got to Camps Bay beach, Cape Town for - Read More -
Why Air BnB? Because hotels are sooooo passe. Not really, but for those who like a different type of stay this might just be the thing for you. Part craigslist, part Couchsurfing, part hotels.com, Air BnB allows you to live like a local, spend time with a host, and often for half the price of - Read More -
If you haven’t noticed I like to travel… just a tad. While on my Tanzanian adventure I hit up Zanzibar for some post mountain R n R. Lobster, pristine beaches, spice plantations, and full moon parties, I could not have picked a better destination. Zanzibar (Zanjibar in arabic) is a Tanzanian archipelago in the Indian - Read More -
Since Tripadvisor has launched their compilation of the world’s best beaches, I though I’d give my own list a go. These locations have been tried and tested by yours truly and come highly recommended. 10. Negril Beach, Jamaica Go for the epic cliff diving and beautiful waters. However, beware the spring break crowds and hustlers - Read More -
I went on a business trip to Dubai a few days ago with no plans, really. And to my surprise His from His and Hers blog was on his way as well! Anyway, we’ve been exploring Dubai now for a few days and basically having a blast so we got to go to the Taste - Read More -
I’m finally back from my two week African excursion and happy to say it was a successful endeavor. Having conquered the roof of Africa I can now call myself a mountaineer (and I would if it weren’t so douchey). Mountaineer or not, I can now boast alongside the small handful of individuals from Kuwait who - Read More -
I’ve had my share of experiences when it comes to shelter while traveling. I’ve done the chi chi and more often than I’d like to admit, the downright dodgy, but never have I had an experience like Freedomland. There are hostels and there are five star hotels and somewhere set apart from them, is Freedomland. - Read More -
I travel mostly for the food. When I went to Vietnam I made sure to stay true to that philosophy. From the weasel dung coffee to the street-side pho, I had it all (except for the dog, I did not have the dog). Sandy beaches, mountain tops, moped filled streets, all these Vietnamese vistas delivered - Read More -