I’ve never been to South America, but Jake at nomadichustle.com certainly has. He’s originally from the States but has lived in various parts of South America for over 5 years now and loves it. He calls it home now. I’d say he’s a subject-matter expert when it comes to South America, so I’ve decided to...
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Nomadic Matt is one of the best travel bloggers out there. And rightly so. He’s been travel blogging for over 10 years and his best-selling book, “How to Travel the World on $50 a Day” inspired me to plan my own trips. Matt has been providing amazingly helpful content for over a decade, and is...
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I don’t really like writing a blog. It feels like I’m back in college just trying to get to a certain page count and everything I could possibly share has been done, and better, than I can provide. Many other bloggers are light-years ahead of me in the travel blogging space and there are some...
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My first time outside of Sydney, I headed to the world famous Blue Mountains. Yes they are blue. Well kinda. The blue haze given off by the mountains isn’t a unique phenomenon to the Blue Mountains but rather all mountain ranges worldwide. distant dark mountains reflect little light to our eyes. Our eyes receive much...
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Sometimes while travelling you make plans to share private accommodation instead of all sharing a hostel dorm room together. Sometimes it works out, sometimes not. We rented a really nice Villa in Uluwatu on Bali Island in Indonesia and it turned out to be a fantastic choice. The Villa is one of the nicest accommodations...
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Leaving the lonely Canggu villa, I arrived in Ubud to a more socialable hostel environment. Spending some time around like-minded travellers energized my spirit more than I received from the Canggu villa digital nomad life. I thoroughly enjoyed Ubud and has been one of my favorite places in Bali so far. I would recommend that...
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Recently, I wrote a 10-part piece for Lightweight Travellers about taking a grown-up gap year. I don’t write about my own background story very often but it’s so interesting to read other’s stories and how they became travellers themselves. We all come from different backgrounds but somehow find a way to connect with each other...
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Uluwatu was by far my favorite place in Bali and the region where I spent most of my time. I liked it so much the first time that I came back a second time and it got even better. It has a bit of everything that I like, great beaches, epic sunsets, scenic ocean views...
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My first day began with a shared flight with my Ex-girlfriend. Something I was dreading but we managed to get along fine and even had a heart-to-heart chat before parting ways indefinitely. I still think she lacks introspection with her role in the breakup but that’s not really my problem anymore. I just don’t care...
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Just a disclaimer before I start: This post is not meant to influence your diet decisions and you should always do what’s best for your body regardless of my opinion. I am neither a Dietitian nor a Nutritionist and do not claim to be. These are my uninformed opinions. With that being said, yeah, I...
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