Sigatoka Jet Boat Safari
For a special day in Fiji, the Sigatoka Jet Boat Safari is highly recommended. With thrills and spills, culture and education it is the most well-rounded trip on the main island. We didn’t have this excursion planned during our FijiMe…
Pacific Coast Fun with Zipline Fiji
Stop for a Whee at Zipline Fiji. The Zip Fiji sign says it all as we make our final turn from the main highway to the jungle canopy of the Pacific Coast. Fiji’s adventure capital, this portion of the main…
Exploring Thailand by Train
Traveling the interior of Thailand there are a number of options, ranging from (in increasing order of local interaction) planes, taxis, buses, and trains. Exploring Thailand by train is by far my favorite. Planes are fast, impersonal, and can be…
14 Ways to Promote Your Travel Blog – Tips to Finding Traffic
So you’ve written an amazing travel blog something life-changing and you want people to read it. It is funny, profound and filled with great information. But nobody is coming over to your blog for a visit. Let’s face it, most of us…
Why We Love McDonalds in France
Blasphemy you say! How can you love McDonalds in France? It is a country renowned for its rich cuisine and fine wine. Stepping foot in a McDonalds is like thumbing your nose at the French heritage. How Dare We! But…
Outdoor Activities in Singapore
There is so much more to do than just shopping and nightlife in Singapore. In fact, there is a lot of outdoor activities in Singapore with many adventures to be had! Here are some ideas for you to plan your…
Funny Canadian Stereotypes Plus a Few That Are True
There seems to be a lot of Canadian stereotypes out there. Even the most seasoned of travelers don’t seem to know a lot about Canada. Lately while travelling, people have been asking us a lot of questions about Canada. The…
Mount Liamuiga Volcano Hike in St. Kitts
We expected our Mount Liamuiga Hike in St. Kitts to be a walk in the park. It turns out that the Volcano hike of St. Kitts is a grand adventure. After all, who would have thought that there was an…
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