Sorry I'm Too Funny For You
Every year that I spend significant chunks of time of the road, one or two lessons seem to repeat themselves over and over. As 2018...
Cape Town
I hardly write about Africa anymore. Not because I don’t feel anything for it anymore, but because there are so many things crammed into...
Tasmania
Tasmania was chilly mornings, empty beaches, dramatic coastlines and warm hearts. The weather got wild and ocean wilder. It's a forgotten...
5 Reasons Vanuatu is the Pacific Ocean’s Hidden Gem
The village of Pango on the island of Efate, Vanuatu is a patchwork of banana trees, coconut palms and coral. The houses are built on...
Lost in North America Part 2: Hurricane Season.
The next morning, with a tsunami alert in place, we rented motorbikes and headed into the highlands in search of waterfalls. What we...
Lost in North America Part 1: Shaky Ground Mexico
I flicked idly through the used books in the dank enclave of a second-hand bookshop beneath Pike Place Markets in the city centre of...
I Travelled Too Much
I travelled so much I didn’t like it anymore. But I couldn’t stop because the thought of going home was far scarier than the feeling of...
How Solo Travel Changed me Permanently
Solo travel is a very peculiar thing. It’s like the adventure doesn’t even lie in the activities that you engage in. It’s breakfast with...
Shutting out the Haters: Why Quitting to Travel is the Best Thing you'll Ever Do
You mum will probably tell you to just get a degree under you belt. Your grandma might include you being off the rails in the family...
Intrepid Travel - 8 Unspoken Benefits of Stepping into the Great Unknown
I was scared the day before I flew to Africa for the first time. Really scared. I remember sitting with my friends at a coffee shop,...