My Hiking Gear Wish List
So after doing a couple of hiking trips with friends and borrowing or renting equipment every time I go, I figured it was time to buy some of my own. So here’s my …
Travel
If finding yourself through the places you explore is a thing, then come on a journey with us and see the world through our eyes.
Off the Beaten Path in Dagestan
I love travel, but I never would have given Dagestan a thought till I read Steve’s blog about it. Steve, the brains behind The Hard Core Travel (No Travel Worries), has been to …
Mamba! Crocodiles at Haller Park, Mombasa, Kenya
I wanted to see Owen and Mzee at Haller Park when I visited this nature park in Mombasa, Kenya last month, but they weren’t on display. I did get to see a lot of …
Becoming a nomad with a camera – Deines
Having the odds against you should not stop you from living the life you want. Deines, a photographer and a marketing nomad tells us how she started life in Venzeula and beat the …
Watching Lions mate in Maasai Mara, Kenya
Sis told me to make time to go see lions mate the next time I get to Kenya. I told her I’d already seen lions mate a few times, in Amboseli and Masaai Mara. So …
Where to go snorkelling in Mallorca?
Where shall we go snorkelling? Which are the best beaches in Mallorca for snorkeling? We’ve been living in Majorca for quite some time now and snorkeling, kayaking, and scuba diving come with the …
What to Know About Visiting Honolulu, Hawaii
Aloha! Mahalo for visiting TheWingedFork. Today Leanne from Countries to Go has listed her deets of what you need to know before visiting the state capital of Hawaii – Honolulu in the mighty …
Traveling the World as a Nurse – Gemma
The life of a nomad, a dream for many that goes unrealized. You can live the life of a nomad no matter what you do. All you need is the grit and the …
Review: Elco Pani Puri Restaurant in Mumbai, India
Since we’ve been young, a trip to Bandra for shopping meant we got to eat some tantalizing snack at Elco Pani Puri Centre and Restaurant on Hill Road in Bandra. Hill Road has …
Dinner at K+K am Waagplatz, Salzburg, Austria
It was pretty late by the time we got into Salzburg on the Eurail and checked into our hotel, Der Salzburger Hof. It was hardly a 10-minute walk from the Salzburg train station …
Traveling the world as a Solo Nomad – Melissa
Doing what you want and love isn’t something that should wait till later. Sometimes you just have to break free from the shackles or a routine existence and jump into that different life. …
11 Things to do in Feldkirch, Austria
Feldkirch is a medieval town in the mountainous state of Voralberg in Austria. It was the last stop of our journey through Austria. The reason we chose to stay in Feldkirch? We wanted …
David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, Nairobi
God’s resting place – Kenya As soon as the plane landed in Nairobi, I knew that I had made the right decision visiting that amazing country. Kenya or Kiinyaa, Kirinyaga and Kirenyaa means …
Ristorante Goose Roma: A Real Taste Of Rome, Italy
Although many restaurants in Rome claim to serve authentic local food, not all do. But Goose does! Here’s a bit more about Rome’s little treasure.
Becoming an Independent Young Nomad – Jeremy
A few years ago, as I browsed through travel pictures on Instagram I stared in awe at all the beautiful pictures from around the world, however the thought that I would one day …
My top ten favorite parks in Kenya
There is so much beauty in Kenya. One has to see for oneself. I’m lucky, I’ve had the chance to visit Kenya a few times, and I always come away amazed at the …
Review of Café Olé in Pondicherry
If you’re ever in Pondicherry, two places that you absolutely have to visit are Zuka and Café Olé. Located almost side by side, they are havens for choco-crazed folk like me. Zuka in Pondicherry …
Becoming a Nomad Freelancer By Accident – Cris
Sometimes the unexpected events of life and the closed doors are really there to bring you to your calling, or to be specific make you an accidental nomad. That’s literally what happened with Cris …
Strange and Bizarre Travel Encounters
Travel exposes us to different cultures, weird encounters, bizarre environments. What’s the most peculiar travel adventure you had?
How I Became A Weekend Nomad – Gareth
Inspiring nomads, it’s a term that can mean so many things. But on the journey to becoming a nomad there is so much that one learns and one learns to let go off. …
What to do on a weekend in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a very famous tourist destination in Europe with millions of tourists coming into the city every year. A lot of its popularity comes from activities that would not go down well …
I lost my apple twice: Kayaking Misadventures
My first kayaking experience in Mallorca was truly eventful. I developed purple bruises all over my hands and legs.
2 things I didn’t like about Mount Vesuvius
What to be aware of before visiting Mount Vesuvius, so it’s not too different from your expectations.
Discovering the Dead Sea region
As I was saying earlier, as part of my trip to Israel we spent a few days in different locations. The diversity and beauty of the country is truly amazing. Our next stop …
Visiting Eilat: Quick trip to Israel’s Southern-most Tip
Here are a few places to visit on your trip to Eilat in Israel, Dolphin Reef and Ice Mall.
Chandoli National Park Safari with Jungle Lore
A much-deserved break in the Indian rains at Chandoli National Park “There’s a long weekend coming up. Let’s do a short trip together”, says my friend and boss. Happy me starts dreaming of …
Visiting Seegrotte’s underground Blue Lake
A Lake Under A Lake Under A Mountain! Seegrotte’s underground Blue Lake, and the tale to go with it. Gluck Auf! So as I was saying last week, it turned out to be …
One Wine Day: Visiting Wineries in SA!
It was some time ago that I visited the beautiful country of South Africa with my folks… and what an amazing experience it was! We saw many stunning places, but the one that …
Chiang Mai, Thailand: The Gem of the North
“Not going to Bangkok or Pattaya? Not even Krabi or Koh Samui? Are you Serious? But that’s where all our Indian brethren always go!” Our friends had a bit of a puzzled expression …
Review: Brettlejause at Buschenschank Schaar
What’s A Buschenschank? A buschenschank is a Styrian tavern run by local winemakers where they can also sell this year’s wine under special during four fall months. It is very similar to a …