If youโre interested in a Tuk-Tuk rental, Sri Lanka is the best place for your three-wheeled adventure. For travelers that have visited Asia and been taxiโed around by the little three-wheeled go-carts called โTuk-Tuksโ, there is a feeling of adventure attached to the sight of them. When you see a Tuk-Tuk, 9 times out of … Read more
Great content coming soon about wandering Sri Lanka by Tuk Tuk! Experiencing the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” by three wheels in three weeks was an amazing experience โ surfing, trekking, exploring, hanging with elephants, and so much more! three weeks was an amazing experience โ surfing, trekking, exploring, hanging with elephants, and so much … Read more
With this Sri Lanka Itinerary, 3 weeks is enough to experience the best that the โPearl of the Indian Oceanโ has to offer. From surfing & chilling on at the beach, to elephant and leopard filled Sri Lanka safaris, to scenic tuk tuk and train rides through the cool highlands of tea country and 2,000 … Read more
Canggu is the coolest new hotspot on Bali and arguably in Southeast Asia. Whether you want to surf, sun, socialize, or get spiritual, itโs all possible here…and the Canggu hostels scene is impressively set up to make this all possible in style. I guarantee you’ll be surprised at how awesome the accommodations are, and you’ll … Read more
The Philippines and Palawan are possibly the most beautiful aquatic paradises on the planet. Unfortunately, traveling around the 7,000 islands and finding out your options for the Coron to Manila ferry after your amazing time on Coron can be difficult at best. Additionally, all international flights pass through Manila, making it mandatory to make your … Read more
Diving Apo Island next to SCUBA divers along the ocean floor, 30 feet down, on a single breath of air, with no tanks, just a mask, fins, and a feeling of pure peace. If youโd told me 6 months ago that I would be finning around dive sites that require tanks of air I wouldnโt … Read more
This story isnโt mine, but I love it. Whenever I hit that feeling that weโre all familiar with, that feeling on the edge of my comfort zone, I rememberโฆ โฆalways swim with bull sharks. A friend of a friend from a long time ago took a healthy living kick seriously in a good way. What … Read more
As my plane landed in Istanbul I had a whole new appreciation for Turkey. What initially felt like a risk, a danger, coming to a country bordering war zones with ongoing bad relations with the US, ended up being welcoming, complex, and rich with culture and history. Now that I had landed in Istanbul, the … Read more
The relaxed port city of Izmir was a wonderful respite after the past two months of being busy and proactive nonstop. Despite the long list of sites to see in the city, I intentionally took it slow and saved the fomo for another city. My days were spent leisurely wandering the city observing the contrasts between … Read more
A couple hours south of Izmir lies the city of Ephesus, home to some of the most well preserved Roman ruins in Europe, and the Temple of Artemis, one of the ancient wonders of the world. When traveling, a balance of history, irreplaceable views, good people, and sufficiently giving into your vices makes for a … Read more