An introduction and brief guide to going on an Okavango Delta Safari
We’ve already covered some amazing vacation destinations like Bali but you’re considering going on an African safari, and have undertaken any amount of research online, then you will no doubt have encountered a vast array of holiday packages to various different locations.
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Many digital nomads and freelance workers who come to the island of Bali are looking for cheap Bali rooms and affordable accommodation. Like many places long term accommodation is easy to find and secure but that’s not always the case with short term e.g. under one month.Read More »How to find cheap accommodation in Bali (short term)
Exotic can mean a lot of different things, but for travelers it also tends to mean expensive. Whether you’re making your way to a remote spot for a vacation or enjoying more of a resort setting at an established tourist hot spot, it can be easy to wind up spending more than you mean to. And most digital nomads, despite being focused on longer stays and often frugal lifestyles, will typically encounter the issue of overspending at one point or another.
Whether you’re going on a year-long adventure or just a quick trip abroad, you need to consolidate everything into a reasonably-sized suitcase or backpack. Whatever the reason you have for bringing your whole life with you on your travels, stop and evaluate. You’ll likely change your mind. Having ‘stuff’ is a burden You fly from… Read More »Why You Need to Pack Light
If you are a long term traveller or digital nomad with time on your hands then flying the around the World does not have to be expensive if you are prepared to be flexible with dates and destinations. I recently flew from Sydney to London via Hawaii, Vegas, Mexico, Munich and Budapest on the cheap… Read More »Long haul travel on the cheap!
I have recently returned from a three month road trip around the continent country of Australia and hoping to get a story published in the Australian press about a subculture of backpackers I met on my travels. This subculture fits the typical stereotype of the backpacker in Australia. Young Europeans on a trip of a… Read More »The European Homeless in Australia
‘When are you going to settle down?’ is something I get asked a lot by people who have generally settled down themselves or live the sort of existence that society expects, e.g working 9-5, taking 4/5 weeks holiday per year etc… So with only a couple of weeks to go before I head away again… Read More »8 Reasons why it’s hard to settle down