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The Amazing Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang Slow Boat: Thailand to Laos.

Published on: 20/01/202021/01/2020 by Nic Hilditch-Short 36 Comments

Backpacking around South East Asia is an amazing adventure, travelling through amazingly diverse landscapes and from country to country like a true explorer. When we discovered the amazing, picturesque and beautiful adventure that is the Chiang Mai to Luang Prabang slow boat we knew we had to do it. We always like to add to the adventure

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The Ultimate 3 weeks in Vietnam Itinerary, A Complete Guide To This Amazing Country!

Published on: 18/01/202021/01/2020 by Nic Hilditch-Short 20 Comments

Vietnam is a country of wild contrasts from beautiful golden sandy beaches to rugged mountainous terrain. It’s long and slender shape might seem easy to cover in a short amount of time, but with questionable transport, an ever changing landscape and so many possible stopping off points you can easily find yourself here a lot

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How to Get from El Nido to Coron: A Guide for the Coron to El Nido ferry, Philippines

Published on: 01/01/202002/01/2020 by Nic Hilditch-Short 18 Comments

The tiny island of Coron off the north end of Palawan might seem quite remote and hard to get to. However for such a small and unassuming place the sheer beauty that can be found here means many flock to its turquoise waters and powder white sand beaches for a slice of paradise! However, depending

A guide to Jakarta, the surprisingly beautiful and interesting capital of Indonesia!

Published on: 28/10/201916/02/2020 by Nic Hilditch-Short 21 Comments

After being in Manila directly before coming to Jakarta, a city we had mixed feelings about, somewhere over crowded with traffic, poverty, inequality, grime and crime, we expected much the same in Jakarta. Though there were shades of similarities, being huge sprawling cities with unregulated development, traffic jams and chaos, we found Jakarta to be

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Ultimate Backpacking Gear List: Our Southeast Asia Packing List for Beginners! Everything You Need For An Amazing Trip!

Published on: 09/10/201919/12/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 13 Comments

Preparing for backpacking can be a stressful time before setting off on the adventure of a lifetime. Your first time heading off backpacking can be a time of so many questions with so many unknowns about surviving travelling long term with just the bag on your back! But fear not, it does get easier and

The Best Adventurous Things To Do in Thailand For Backpackers

Published on: 07/10/201906/03/2020 by Nic Hilditch-Short Comment

Thailand has to be one of our all time favourite countries, especially for backpacking! The variety of things to do from delving head first into the rich culture to exploring the wild jungles and even the inside of an old jumbo jet.. there really is an adventure to be had for everyone! Here we’ve put

Vegetarian Japanese Food That Will Blow Your Mind: The Best Dishes to Try on Your Trip to Japan!

Published on: 19/09/201919/09/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 2 Comments

When people think of Japanese food, they typically think of either sushi or rice. It’s understandable since both are practically foodie mascots of the country. But believe it or not, Japan has a wealth of different cuisine, including vegetarian. You wouldn’t think to look for these dishes, but they exist. Everything ranging from appetizers to

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Backpacking in Manila: A Guide to the Crazy Capital of The Philippines

Published on: 04/09/201910/09/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 13 Comments

We’ve travelled all around the world, to some of the planets largest and busiest cities, but nothing quite prepares you for Manila. The capital of The Philippines is chaotic, overwhelming, intimidating and bigger than you can comprehend. Crossing the city takes hours, the traffic is exhausting, the poverty of the local people is so plain

A guide to Saigon: The crazy, chaotic and claustrophobic second city of Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh City!

Published on: 20/08/201908/01/2020 by Nic Hilditch-Short 20 Comments

Known as Ho Chi Minh city since the late 70’s the city is still often referred to as Saigon by pretty much everyone…even VC vets we’ve spoken to! Saigon is a busy, bustling, crazy kind of place, it almost makes you feel like you can’t get your breath at times. With the worlds largest number of

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Paragliding off Babadag Mountain and landing on the stunning Blue Lagoon Beach in Oludeniz, Turkey!

Published on: 22/05/201928/10/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 36 Comments

Back in 2006 I visited Oludeniz for the first time, this picturesque beach town on the south coast of Turkey was somewhere Shorty (Paul) had visited many times growing up and we were keen to check it out! Of course, being over 10 years ago and a family holiday it was VERY different to our

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Things to do in The Cameron Highlands: A guide to Hiking the Dramatic Tea Plantations, Dense Jungles & Incredible Mountains of the Region. Plus Some Relaxing Activities Too!

Published on: 15/05/201928/10/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 37 Comments

Malaysia is such a diverse country and one of the places that really illustrates that is the landscape of the Cameron Highlands. Whilst the rest of the country is baked in sun and sweating in the humid conditions, up here the temperature and climate is totally different. The landscape, wildlife and the lifestyle is unique

Learning SCUBA diving in borneo: Completing our PADI course in Malaysia at some great Kota Kinabalu diving spots, SCUBA diving in Malaysia, SCUBA diving in Sabah. Learn What is involved in a PADI course and if a PADI course hard and why Borneo is one of the best places to do a PADI course in South East Asia

Learning to SCUBA dive in Borneo: Completing our PADI course in the most stunning and unexpected place!

Published on: 02/05/201928/10/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 20 Comments

When we set off backpacking around South East Asia, doing a PADI course to become qualified open water SCUBA divers was one of the first things we added to our list of things to do! After doing a taster session over 10 years ago on a family holiday to Turkey and also having friends who

Penang Itinerary: What to do in Penang in 3 days. A Guide to this Beautiful & Historic Town in Malaysia.

Published on: 30/04/201928/10/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 35 Comments

Malaysia, as we’ve waxed lyrical before about, became one of our favourite countries in South East Asia. The amount of diversity within the culture, landscape, architecture and activities on offers across the two halves of the country are unrivalled. From the bustling capital of Kuala Lumpur to the rolling hillsides of the tea plantations of

Things to do in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, Borneo: The Ultimate Kota Kinabalu Itinerary

Published on: 25/04/201928/10/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 22 Comments

The small but lively city of Kota Kinabalu in Sabah on the Malaysian side of Borneo is a world away from KL! The distinct culture and history of Bornean Malaysia combined with the dense jungles, unique wildlife, stunning coastline and the towering 4000m Mt Kinabalu makes it an enchanting place to visit. Having already fallen

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Seeing Orangutans in Borneo: A magical experience seeing this fascinating endangered animal in its natural setting.

Published on: 20/04/201928/10/2019 by Nic Hilditch-Short 31 Comments

Flying over to the Malaysian part of Borneo most have one main objective: To see the endangered Orangutans in their natural environment in the only place in the world where they exist. With dwindling numbers over the last few decades this bucket list item is even harder to tick. However with many amazing conservation areas

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