A piece of unknown Iceland!
Deciding to go back to Iceland at the beginning of December is something you shouldn’t think about too much, else you won’t ever do it!!! But once the decision is made, you step out of the plane and you see … Read More
Thinking Nomads at the Outdoors Show in London
We will be attending the Outdoor show in London – the show encompasses all the things we love: Travel, Adventure and Sports. If you’re attending let us know and we’d be happy to meet up. Full details below. The UK’s … Read More
What to Do in Venice, Italy
I remember like it was yesterday my first trip to Venice: I was only seven years old, and with the whole family on board our legendary Fiat 127, we left Bergamo, for what until this day had only been a … Read More
Sicily – a destination for the independent traveller?
Travelling in Sicily as a backpacker or independent traveler, is not an easy task, and certainly more complicated than you might expect. In terms of eating out, accommodation and transport certainly Sicily is not the most travel-friendly of places in Europe. Despite … Read More
Taking in Charles Rennie Mackintosh in Glasgow
Glasgow is famous for many things, but perhaps its most renowned inhabitant was Mackintosh, the designer who changed the way we look at the world. His attention to detail lead to a change in the design of the buildings we … Read More
Contradictions & celebrations: 150 years of united Italy
This week guest blogger is Anneliese Rabl, a writer who has been living in Italy for many years and through experience has come to understand and celebrate the deep contradictions which are embedded in Italian culture and people . Anneliese’s beautifully explained piece, details why there is still a … Read More
Travel for Aid – Vietnam to Italy 600 days
600 days of the sporty-humanitarian project “From Vietnam to Italy by bicycle for the disabled” The non-profit organization Travel for Aid presented the report of 600-day of travelling. The sporty-humanitarian project “From Vietnam to Italy by bicycle for the disabled” … Read More
Good reasons to visit Wales
Wales is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in the British Isles and compared to England it’s relatively sparsely populated and uncrowded. Outside of the major centres of the South it’s a nation of small towns and villages, … Read More
Beat the long weekend blues
Labour Day has come and gone and some Australians may be surprised to learn that there are no more public holidays until the holiday season kicks off in December – with the exception of Melbourne Cup Day for those lucky … Read More