Co-founders of Thinking Nomads; Marco and Felicity Allegri talk about their adventures travelling the world full time as a family. Honest reflections about the highs and lows of travelling with toddlers, co-parenting and working on the road.
In the world we live in today, it’s hard not to have mixed feeling about Zoo’s. Of course we all know that some animals would be much better off in the wild. However Zoo’s have huge capacity to teach children … Read More
If you are anything like us, when you travel you always want to spend a few days in around the city, but there is always such a long list of things to do and see, it seems impossible to fit … Read More
Having an opportunity to visit somewhere you’ve never heard of, is exciting in itself, but when the place in question, is described as a chain of atolls with white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, of course makes this makes … Read More
Rottnest Island in Western Australia should be top of you list of places to see, when planning a trip to Perth and Western Australia. It’s an ideal place for families, located only a half an-hour ferry ride from the city of … Read More
My first scuba diving experience: I was only seventeen and had just completed my Padi Open water course with my Mum, Dad and two brothers in the grey murky waters of Weymouth on the South Coast of England. We took … Read More
This is our third visit to Bintan Island and second stay at Mutiara in 12 months, one of the reasons we are back is because Bintan Island is so close to Singapore just a short ferry from the big city. … Read More
After a long flight from London to Singapore we wanted to kick start our Asian travel adventure, staying in the heart of Singapore at Oakwood Premier OUE Singapore. We were excited to be hosted by Oakwood to review their two … Read More
Isn’t it fantastic when your expectations of day out are blown out of the water, it’s not that I had low expectations of Folly Farm, but I just didn’t expect the whole family to have so many special moments and learning … Read More
When we travel, some of our most interesting and fulfilling experiences happen to be when we are invited to a local families home, allowing us to learn first hand about their own culture and traditions. After just a couple of … Read More