I get this place. Well, as much as anyone can after a brief visit, but there are certain things that only people who come from tiny and remote corners of…
So goes our nomadic lifestyle cycle – travel like mad, settle and work, travel like mad – that after our almost three-week road trip around New Zealand, we found ourselves…
Everyone thinks Tanzania is just the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater. And that you have to spend a fortune to see anything decent. I hear it all the time. People come…
“There is language going on out there – the language of the wild. Roars, snorts, trumpets, squeals, whoops, and chirps all have meaning derived over eons of expression. We have…
Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Zanzibar, captivates with its labyrinthine alleys and rich history. Exploring its ancient streets can feel like stepping back in time, but navigating…
I was given just enough time to get panicky about paragliding, but not enough time to refuse. We reviewed our itinerary just a few days before we left for Maui,…
“You’re going to think I’m weird, but I want to go look at that patch of grass,” Dave said. We were in the middle of Bowron Lakes Provincial Park on…
With a cumulative six weeks spent in Nova Scotia over three different trips in the last six years, we’re bold enough to suggest that we might be expert-level tourists of…
Our love for train travel is enduring. It is certainly our very favourite thing about traveling in Europe. Watching cultures and countries change before our eyes as we cross landscapes…
Two substantial gold rushes defined British Columbia in the mid-1800s. The more famous of the two, the Cariboo Gold Rush, graced some of the mountains and valleys in the photos…