Sunset from a Sea Kayak, Thailand
Exploring the Hongs of thailand is an amazing experience. Especially when it is done from the seat of a kayak. Going with the ebb and flow of the tide allows you access to secret caves that are seldom explored.
Rome Food Tour – Our First Culinary Journey
We have never gone on a food tour before, but when in Rome, I think that it is something that is not to be missed. So when our old Mongol Rally teammate Sherry of Ottsworld hooked us up with Kenny of Eating Italy Food Tours in Rome, how could we resist?
Sunrise over Sri Lanka
As we reached the summit of Adams Peak innSri Lanka we were treated to an amazing sunrise. Suddenly the agonizing climb up those steep stairs seemed worth it.As the chill in the air faded the warmth of the sun hit our faces.
Rome in Real Time
We’re trying something different over the next few days and have decided to give you a play by play of our time in Rome. What’s it like to visit this enchanting city? We’re going to tell you. The history and the background on the monuments and buildings will be coming soon along with Dave’s usual [...]
Can Rome Bring the Romance Back?
We’ve arrived in Italy! If Rome can’t bring the romance and zest for travel back, nothing can! As I caught a glimpse of its massive monument, My mood of weary traveler changed instantly to excited tourist.
In the News, On the Air and Out on the Web
We’ve had a lot of fun for the first quarter of 2012 and as we start the next chapter in our travels en route to Europe, we thought that we’d share a few of the places outside of our blog where ThePlanetD has popped up
A Stormy day in Yangshuo, China
The clouds loomed, but the colours popped on these Chili’s that were set out to dry. Cycling through the Karst formations that surround Yanshuo was one of the highlights of being in China
Would the Real Patch Adams Please Stand Up
You never know who you’re going to meet in the world. Our guide talked about the famous doctor that he met when a man replied, Have you Heard of Patch Adams?
Straddling the Equator – Finally
We missed our opportunity to balance on the Equator in Kenya. In Indonesia we had another chance to cross the Equator, We almost missed our opportunity again in Quito.
The Vibrant waters of the Dead Sea in Jordan
The Dead Sea in Jordan does not disappoint. From its vibrant blue waters to its high salt content it is unlike any other body of water in the world. This photo from high above gives you an idea of the contrasting landscape that Jordan has to offer.
Cycling Africa – Rough Roads to Southern Skies
Like all decisions of great consequence my plan to cycle around the world was made in a pub, beer in one hand, mini-atlas in the other. I was working as an emergency doctor in central London and struggled with the question of whether it was brave or stupid and ungrateful to say goodbye to it all, to my friends, to my family, to my country and to the job that I loved.
A Gaze over a Barren Landscape
The barren landscape over the Thar desert in Rajasthan makes for an incredible background especially at sunset. You can just see Pakistan in the distance.
Galapagos Tortoise, The Gentle Giant
Seeing the Galapagos tortoise is one of the highlights of visiting the islands off the coast of Ecuador. The Galapagos Islands were even named after their massive shells. Sailors talked of these islands filled with giant turtles whose shells resembled a saddle – “galapago” in Spanish.
Galapagos Chat with Travel Planners Radio Show!
Our favourite travel radio hosts Kevin and Sue invited us on their nationally syndicated show, Travel Planners Radio to talk about our time in the Galapagos Islands with Intrepid Travel.
Animal Photos of the Galapagos
The Galapagos Islands are home to some fascinating species of animals. Here, off the coast of Ecuador, you will experience some of the best wildlife and bird watching in the world
Don’t Settle for a Lifetime of Stability: Make a Break for Travel
My passion for travel stems back five years and each time I dipped my toe in those short and sporadic nomadic adventures, there was always something that got in the way of the bold decision to embark on something longer – stability.
1 month to understand, 1 month to fall in love!
I started travelling when I was 20. As a student I couldn’t afford a long stay. As a worker, things hadn’t change.I fell in love with my Sardinia, as I’ve seen it for the first time. So quite honestly, I’m addicted to it, I’m a slow traveller!
Up Next, Sea Kayaking in Croatia!
The Votes are in and we’re going to Croatia. Last week we held a poll asking our readers where we should go. Sea Kayaking in Croatia or Kite surfing in the South of Spain.
Great News Comes from our Meeting with Bon Jovi
Sometimes just being in the right place at the right time can change your life! Dave and I have always believed that we make our own luck. Being in the right place at the right time comes after a lot of hard work to get yourself there in the first place.
Great Places to Celebrate Earth Hour
Tonight at 8:30 pm nations around the world will be taking part in Earth Hour to take a stand against climate change. Started by the WWF in Australia, it has grown immensely since 2007 to become a global initiative.
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