In Marrakech, Morocco there is a “Riad” around every corner - riad means garden, but it is applied to town houses built around a central garden and used to accommodate guests. 

This is your first time backpacking and you’re not quite sure what you’re going to need. Check this post to see the essential things you need.

Hitchhiking in Iceland has its perks. There is about a 50% chance you’ll be picked up by locals, in which case you’ll learn a lot about the land and perhaps even get some insider tips on where to travel. 

Santa Barbara was initially going to be an active outdoorsy weekend experience, sure, all that happened but it merely counteracted the amount of eating and drinking I did in this picturesque seaside town which as I discovered offers a very cool array of culinary delights and boutique tipples.  

Stephen and Jess from 'Flying The Nest' take us on their volunteer journey through Vietnam. They visit an orphanage, and help out with food preparation for Vietnam’s homeless.

Stephen and Jess from 'Flying The Nest' take us on their food journey through Saigon, Vietnam. Stephen cooks up some delicious Vietnamese street food.

There’s no way around it, it is not cheap to travel. Flights, accommodation and insurance - before you even set foot on foreign soil! My personal favourite expense – food.

Obviously you can’t do it all, but if someone recommends something to you, especially in a place as busy and diverse as The Big Apple, you know it must have impressed the pants off them.

Jen & Clint from Places We Go share an amazing food experience visiting Bruny Island in Tasmania. 

Stephen and Jess from 'Flying The Nest' take us on their food journey through Cambodia. Who would have thought you could eat Tarantula?!