Amalfi Coast hiking should be at the top of your list. People travel far and wide to this Italian Neverland for romantic pampering and white-knuckle road trips along the SS 163 Amalfitana coastal road. Although, we found (quite accidentally) that … Continued
Why You’ll Make Friends For Life When Traveling The people you meet while traveling can make or break your trip. Indeed, you will encounter some less than pleasant people. But most individuals you come across will be in a similar … Continued
Cebu, Philippines This 1700 square mile island province is a tourism and economic center of the Philippines. Cebu City is not only the oldest in the Philippines but was once the nation’s capital and home to the first Spanish colony … Continued
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Malaysia’s largest city and capital is commonly known as KL and the residents are known as KLites. Famous for the Petronas Towers, the tallest twin towers in the world, but did you know that one has a … Continued
London, England Once called Londinium this city is the second most visited in the world behind Bangkok. And with an incredible history of world colonization, there’s no wonder more than 300 languages are spoken here. Can you believe there are … Continued
Istanbul, Turkey The capital of three of the world’s greatest empires, this city was first known as Byzantium, then Constantinople, and is now Istanbul. Built on seven hills and straddling the Bosphorus River, Istanbul is one of the only cities … Continued
Bukit Lawang, Sumatra, Indonesia The motto of any jungle adventure should be “Take only pictures, leave only footprints.” Mother nature, along with the resilient people of Bukit Lawang, Indonesia, has carved out one of the most incredible places on planet … Continued
Zaragoza, Spain Founded 2000 years ago this capital city of Aragon is a melting pot of cultures, with strong influences from Jewish, Roman, Christian, and Muslim cultures. Zaragoza is known for it’s folklore tradition, exceptional local gastronomy, and it’s unforgettable … Continued
World Nomads travel insurance is there just in case your adventure doesn’t go quite as planned. So you’ve finally booked that big trip abroad!? What will it be? Backpacking through Europe? Scuba diving in the Carribean? Searching for orangutans in … Continued
Vienna, Austria Literally meaning “Wine,” Vienna is home to over 1,700 acres of vineyards. And with Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Straus and Brahms having called Vienna home, it’s no wonder it’s been called the City of Music. Sigmund Freud also spent … Continued
Valencia, Spain This birthplace of paella was once the wealthiest city in the Kingdom of Aragon. Today the third largest city in Spain, the locals speak a mixture of Valencian and Spanish. It’s also a gateway to Ibiza and the … Continued
Tokyo, Japan Tokyo is wonderful, amazing, and enormous place. And with the world’s largest city population sharing the world’s second largest metropolitan area, things are done a bit differently here. Roughly 3.64 million people pass through Shinjuku Station daily, and … Continued
Singapore, Singapore Covering just 277.64 miles square, Singapore is one of only three city-states in the world. And although small, it’s home to one of the most powerful economies in the world. No wonder they call it the Lion City, … Continued
Seville, Spain The capital of Andalusia in southwest Spain gets more than 300 days of sun per year and is (arguably) the eternal resting place of Christopher Columbus. You’ve probably seen bits of it yourself on the Game of Thrones, … Continued
San Sebastian, Spain Also known as Donostia, this pretty little beach town in Basque Country packs a big punch! With 2nd most Michelin stars on earth behind Kyoto, Japan, and some of the top surfing beaches in Europe, San Sebastian … Continued
Leaving Seville was not without some bumps and bruises(thanks to Ryanair) With two months in España under our belts and very few travel hiccups, we felt pretty confident entering the Seville airport, en route to Marrakech, Morocco… Arriving a few … Continued
We arrived at our destination and headed directly towards San Sebastian beaches. A scenic trip through the Pyrenees, the bus ride from Pamplona to San Sebastian is worth the hour and eight euro price tag alone. With San Sebastian beaches … Continued
Reykjavik, Iceland The world’s northernmost capital city is also the world’s greenest city, producing 85% of its energy from renewable sources. Reykjavik is so far north that the amount of daylight throughout the year ranges drastically from only 4 hours … Continued
Prague, Czech Republic Once the capital of Bohemia, the Holy Roman Empire, and Czechoslovakia, this amazing city today hosts over 6 million visitors per year. The locals drink more beer per capita than any there country in the world, at … Continued
Playa del Carmen, Mexico An undeveloped fishing village as recently as 1990, this pedestrian-friendly beach town known as “Playa” now hosts 2 million visitors a year! With year-round warm temperatures and incredible beaches on the Carribean coast, Playa has rightfully … Continued
