A 10 day slow travel itinerary as based on my trip there earlier this year. A taste platter of sorts!

This post will guide you through notes on vegan Taiwan, budget, useful resources as well as the full 10 day itinerary with accommodation and activities.

As usual, last with the latest. Throughout the year I have been reading Dr Michael Greger’s bestseller How Not To Die - and this is what I thought about it!

Up until 2004, before they dynamited their way through the mountain to make a tunnel, this was the only way to access the small village of Gásadalur - making it one of the last places on the islands to be accessible by road. The hike that we are making today, The Old Postal Route, gets it name from just that. Three times a week the poor postman would have to climb the hill to deliver mail to the villagers.

Some gathered thoughts after my first few days on the Faroe Islands.

On the east coast of Taiwan is the gorge-ous National Park of Taroko; a marble gorge that has been created by the Liwu river.

In this post you will find my itinerary for visiting the NP from nearby city of Hualien, with accommodation, vegan food stops and instructions on how to best get around.

In this post I go through in detail the steps of applying for a Working Holiday visa for New Zealand, in and outline everything that may be of importance before you go and after you have arrived!

Diary notes from my 3 days in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

When it comes to accessible, affordable, available yoga studios on Bali, there are two big names most yogi keens will have heard of. The Yoga Barn in Ubud and Serenity in Canggu. The people you meet in one place are likely just arrived from the other, or about to head off to the next. A pretty decent way to botanise your way around the island, if you ask me!

But say you only have the chance to visit one of them,
which is the better pick?

In this post I will break down the differences between the two studios in terms of location, facilities, prices and on-site accommodation

I think the majority of us plead guilty when it comes to not doing so much travelling around your own country. So last summer I decided this needs to be changed and set out to explore the very south of this long, long country of mine with my French side-kick.

Bring on three days of picturesque stone churches, vodka distilleries and the bridge TV star!