The Pros, Cons, and 15+ reasons why Kuala Lumpur, Penang Island, and moving to Malaysia may be ththae perfect move for your life. In this guide to moving and everything you need to know to make the move Many people dream of life on a tropical island, surrounded by beaches and nature yet a short … Read more
The Thailand visa exemption is available for 64 countries allowing a visa free stay of 30 days for most countries, with no limit to the number of entries by air per calendar year. There is no limit to the number of entries per year for entering by air visa-free for travelers from eligible countries. (Source: … Read more
Thanks to the new B211a Digital Nomad Visa, Bali is a great option for a long stay, up to six months, while working remotely legally during the stay. However, to stay up to five years you’ll need $130,000 in the bank for Indonesia’s new “Second Home” visa. Latest Updates on the Bali Digital Nomad Visa: … Read more
Driving in Indonesia is an adventure in its own right, without a doubt. Of the 55+ countries I’ve visited, the roads on Bali, and Indonesia in general, are absolutely some of the craziest, wildest and untamed – with some of the best destinations and experiences along the way, making riding a motorbike on the roads … Read more
If you’re looking for a great gym for boxing or Muay Thai in Bali, with perfectly sized classes, plenty of great instructors, top-notch and clean facilities, and a solidly fun and energetic vibe and community, Soma Fight Club in Bali is the place you’ve been looking for. Whether you are just bored of your normal … Read more
Most people with they could backpack the world, traveling with an almost endless feel for a year or more of discovery. Unfortunately, most of us don’t have the time off from work or savings for that near priceless adventure – however – that doesn’t mean we can’t experience the same pleasure, excitement, and discovery in … Read more
The perfect Southeast Asia itinerary for 3 months of backpacking and travel is a tough trip to plan as the “perfect” route highly dependent on you, your tastes, and what you enjoy most in your travel experiences. With so many countries, so many options for proceeding through them, and so many sites and experiences that … Read more
Since the 1970s, travelers and backpackers have used guidebooks, like Lonely Planet and Frommers, as their maps and mentors for exploring the world – filled with itineraries, cities, histories, and stories that incited backpacking around the world and dictated the most popular destinations. The Banana Pancake Trail | The Gringo Trail | The Balkan Walk … Read more
Aaron: Hey man, I heard you’re going to Bali. That true? Me: I was thinking about it. What ya got? Aaron: So I was thinking about Canggu, next to a great surf beach, and then find a freediving and spearfishing course. You in? Me: **consults bucket list, flips coin** Yup. I’m in. …and that’s how … Read more
Scoring uncrowded surf spots on Sri Lanka’s southwest coast can be a rarity, but if you’re aware of the Midigama surf spots, its easier than you think. “Midigama is what Hikkadua was in the 70’s and now lacks”. Plenty of breaks for all levels are always pumping, and plenty of hidden ones turn on with … Read more