Tag: walking
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First Taste of India in Kolkata
After several flights and some very fun explorations through Thailand, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur, we were thrilled to finally make it to India! As long as I have been travelling, I have always wanted to visit India. I have long heard that India is the “final frontier” of backpacking, as it can be much more…
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December in South West Rocks
When we booked our flights to Australia, we had very little planned for our working holiday besides starting out in Brisbane and trying to find work and accommodation from there. In order to explain how and why we ended up in a small beach town in New South Wales for all of December, I have…
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Melbourne Bites and Sights
Hello again and happy holidays! For the last month, we have been living in a small beach town called South West Rocks, in the state of New South Wales. I will speak more to our lives here for the last month in my next post, but earlier in December, we took a small quick trip-within-a-trip…
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Final Adventures in and around Antigua
I can’t believe I’m writing this, but I have arrived home from my trip. It was a whirlwind of a last few days in Antigua as I hung out with friends I made across the country, climbed a volcano, and said some pretty sad goodbyes. I arrive in Antigua on Friday afternoon and had what…
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Caving and exploring the beauty of Semuc Champey!
After a wonderful day in Flores, I packed up and got ready for a long journey for the next few days. Semuc Champey, which is in the middle of nowhere in Guatemala, was my next stop, and it was going to be a journey to get there. Semuc Champey is located in the middle of…
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A final evening in Caye Caulker and a journey of many forms of transportation to Placencia
After publishing my last post, I enjoyed a final evening in Caye Caulker. I spent the early evening hanging out while waiting for my friend from Holland, Ife, to finish her night dive. Apparently the diving off Caye Caulker was super amazing so I’ll have to look into it the next time I travel there!…
Where the Paved Road Ends 