Category: Travel
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The Choquequirao Trek or How to Be a Weekend Warrior in Peru
We descended such distances that the climate visibly changed around us, getting warmer and subtropical until the trees were dripping with ripe mangos and avocados.
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Niobe: Manisa’s Lady of Sorrow
For those interested in historical tourism, Ancient Greek tourism, or cultural tourism – the Niobe rock is something that should be seen, touched, and meditated upon.
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Around the World Through a Photographer’s Lens – Myanmar
Myanmar through the photographer’s lens of Dave Stamboulis.
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Half Bed and Torture Devices at Rembrandt House
In Rembrandt’s time, people believed that sleeping on your back could induce death. They feared that if they were not upright they’d literally lose there breath and suffocate before morning.
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There Ain’t No Party Like a Trenchtown Party! Jamaica Rocks
The real Jamaica is a lot less scary and a lot more fun than you might imagine!
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5 Extraordinary Souvenirs to Take Home from Turkey
5 Extraordinary Souvenirs to Take Home from Turkey Turkey is one of those destinations that will affect you for the rest of your life. The aesthetics of design, the tastes,…
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Topkapi Palace and General Thoughts on Tourism
When I go to new places, I like to see the things that one should see in those places. Or at least, I have liked that. I don’t know that…
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Mt. Pelion – Mountain Villages in Greece
Springs and rivers, stone caves and of course typical Greek village architecture and more than a few monastaries, churches of Saints and a park where there were statues of Centaurs.
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Boston’s Best Attractions Revealed (and all in one place)
Let’s face it, a trip to Boston, Massachusetts would not be complete without a stop at some of the most popular tourist attractions in the area.
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The Biggest Transfer of Wealth in World History Part 1
The stock market crash caused by the pandemic was the largest transfer of wealth in the history of the world. That wealth went exactly the oppossite of how most people…
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Jobs for Vagabonds – Get Paid to Travel the World
Who says freelancing isn’t for you? If you want to start looking for another way to travel and work for the man, there are options available for you. And many…
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Black Robed Kaffir: Adventures on the other side of Pakistan
Dave Stamboulis defies the media perception and shows Pakistan to be filled with hospitable and kind people who live with their doors and hearts open.
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Moroccan Transport
In a nutshell, it works, but only in the most loosely defined sense of the word.
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Doing Rome on the Cheap and on the Fly
You can do Rome on the cheap. First, when you take a quick 3-day vacation to see a city, you should have these three goals.
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Caravaggio – Bergamo Revisited – Airport Refugees
One of the side effects of the renaissance of budget air and cheap flights is that a number of small regional airports have become major hubs for carriers such as…
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Vagobond in Bulgaria – Part 3 – Sofia Statues and Parks
Travel around the world can’t be considered complete without visiting at least one former or current communist nation. I’ve been to a few of them now though many would argue…
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Five Offbeat Destinations in Morocco
Morocco is one of the most photogenic countries on the planet. From the markets to the sahara there is never a lack of wonders worthy of a photograph. Here are…
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Six Hair Raising Caribbean Nature Adventures
Caribbean holidays feature many breathtaking destinations for vacationers to choose from. The crystal clear blue water, white sandy beaches, lush greenery, exotic food and engaging music is a fantastic backdrop…
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Ritual and trance healing at the Mouseem Sidi Ali
One of the main elements of the Sidi Ali Mouseem is the ceremonies in homage to the saint Sidi Ali Ben Hamdouch.
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Running a Business While Traveling the World – Secrets of Digital Nomadism
The internet has made it possible to work from any location. As a result, it’s now possible to run a business and travel the world at the same time. Of…
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No Free Lunch in Montevideo, Uruguay – But This Tour is Free!
Melissa Ruttanai finds that not everything costs money in Montevideo, Uruguay….
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People Seem Pretty Sure We’re Past the Worst of the Pandemic
I’m going to tell you now – what you are seeing is confirmation bias. People are seeing what they want to see, just like I saw that the economy would…
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Sunday Hiking in Bozdag, Turkey
I feel very fortunate to have found and joined the Manisa Tennis and Mountain Club. This club meets every Sunday for adventures in Manisa. Many of the members are mountaineers…
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Descend on Bend 2016 – A Festival of VW Vanagons at Hole in the Ground – Part 2
This is part 2 of my writeup for 2016 Descend on Bend at Hole in the Ground, Oregon – Read part 1 here photo by Kevin Dempsey One of the…
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What You Need To Know Before Booking Your Next Fishing Trip
When it comes to fishing holidays it doesn’t get much better than the United States. From wahoo, to amberjack, to marlin; the beautiful blue waters are filled to…
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