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Exploring the Colombian Amazon
“Let me tell you the story about the Amazonian fisherman,” said our guide as we shuffled our bums on the hard wooden bench of our little boat that was...
Coffee Worshipping in Zona Cafetera, Colombia
Coffee. Oh coffee. You are the first thing I reach for in the morning, the first smell to tickle my nostrils, the first flavour to waken my tastebuds...
Visiting the Galapagos Islands
It was a Monday morning shortly after sunrise and I was balancing on some slippery rocks in shallow water trying to keep myself upright. Clutching Matty...
World in Pictures: Whale spotting in Puerto Lopez, Ecuador
I’ve never been a great ‘spotter’. From failing to read the blackboard at school to desperately trying to see a leopard, which had taken a deer up into...
The Swing at the End of the World, Ecuador
I know you should never say never but… I never plan to jump out of a plane or do a bungee jump. Never. It’s just not my cup of tea. And talking about...
Walking the Quilotoa Loop, Ecuador
Once upon a time (16 months ago to be precise) four good friends exchanged some hearty hugs, some slaps on the back(pack), and wished each other Bon Voyage...
10 Best things to do in Split, Croatia
“You’re going on holiday?” asked one of my friends, slightly incredulously. “Your entire life is a holiday”. She had a point. The last year has been...
Marche Saint-Quentin, Paris: The perfect lunch near Gare du Nord
I think I may have already told you how much I adore train stations. There is so much to love; the air of expectancy, the pitter patter of well-heeled...
Goodbye Vietnam: Sapa and Mai Chau
I boarded a sleeper train for the mountainous north-west region of Vietnam clutching a large can of Heineken, a pack of chocolate Oreos and a bag of rice...
Swimwear is for Sissies: Champa Lodge, Kampot, Cambodia
As I waded into the crystal clear river fully dressed, towards Kanika, I thought to myself, “I don’t think normal travel consultants behave like this...
Villa Romonea: Kep, Cambodia
Villa Romonea stands tall and proud on a beautiful spot besides the ocean on the southwest coast of Cambodia. Gleaming white, its modernist curves and...
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Villa Romonea: Kep, Cambodia
[...] Villa Romonea stands tall and proud on a beautiful spot besides the ocean on the southwest coast of Cambodia. [...]
Swimwear is for Sissies: Champa Lodge, Kampot, Cambodia
[...] them on their rather spectacular plot of land, which is surrounded by mountains, mangroves and rice paddies. While everything about their structure and design is original, the couple have kitted them [...]
Goodbye Vietnam: Sapa and Mai Chau
[...] my bag. I was not to go hungry on this journey. The first destination was Sapa, where terraced rice paddies and beautifully-adorned tribal women paint the scenery in a riot of colours. Irrespective of [...]
Visiting the Galapagos Islands
[...] I am really very lucky to have uttered the words “I just got head-butted by a sea lion.” Travel Tips We went on an eight-day cruise in the Galapagos with King of the Seas, which is an ‘ [...]
Coffee Worshipping in Zona Cafetera, Colombia
[...] of our evenings dancing like mad goats. Well, that’s our excuse anyway! Happy Christmas. Travel Tips We stayed at the lovely Hacienda Venecia near Maizales in Zona Cafetera (which is just a [...]
Swimwear is for Sissies: Champa Lodge, Kampot, Cambodia
[...] your clothes on and just not caring, I decided. And Champa Lodge is the perfect place to do it. Travel Tips If you would like to stay at Champa Lodge, or combine it as part of a holiday to Cambodia [...]
Moving into a New Apartment in Saigon
[...] above our wardrobe in a triumphant ceremonial manner and stepped out onto our balcony to have a Bia Saigon. Our new humble home is in “District Three” of this huge, bustling and to be quite frank, [...]
Bánh Mì in Vietnam: Sandwich of the Gods
[...] an incredible chilli after-bite. Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed with an ice-cold bottle of Bia Saigon, available from all good retailers for about 30p. It is Vietnam in a sandwich. It’s everything [...]
Goodbye Vietnam: Sapa and Mai Chau
I boarded a sleeper train for the mountainous north-west region of Vietnam clutching a large can of Heineken, a pack of chocolate Oreos and a bag of r [...]
Villa Romonea: Kep, Cambodia
Villa Romonea stands tall and proud on a beautiful spot besides the ocean on the southwest coast of Cambodia. Gleaming white, its modernist curves and [...]
Visiting the Galapagos Islands
[...] Leo and took a seat on the bright red plastic seats of the departure lounge at the Galapagos Airport it suddenly hit me what I was saying goodbye to. I watched “Darwin’s finches”, as [...]
Villa Romonea: Kep, Cambodia
[...] Villa Romonea stands tall and proud on a beautiful spot besides the ocean on the southwest coast of Cambodia. [...]
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