Still Feeling Sick in Lovely Agonda After escaping from the European holiday destination of choice for those who want expensive dodgy beach huts (Palolem) we arrived in the much quieter, more sedate town of Agonda, also on the beach. I was mostly ill in bed more »
Arriving in Palolem was like arriving in a not very posh Spanish resort. It was packed with tourists from all over the world including backpackers, families, older travellers and Indian tourists. The beach hut we rented for the night was right on the beach but more »
After more than 20 months on the road I thought I’d share our top 10 ways to spend less on long term travel. People we meet are often surprised that it costs us less to live this ‘location independent’ lifestyle than it does to live in more »
Henry and I have now been on the road now for 600 days. I know, let me say that again: Six. Hundred. Days. Where have we been and what do you need (and not need) to take with you? Read on to find out… Where more »
Or, the story of how ‘a week or so’ became almost 3 months for this pair of digital nomads… So, we made Hue (pronounced Hu-ay, to rhyme with whey) our home for almost 3 months. We didn’t intend to stay for so long but more »
Henry was unsure about making the journey from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap. “Is it just a load of old temples? Really?” I had been reading about the ruins of Angkor Wat and the many surrounding ancient temples and the use of superlatives had got more »
Kuala Lumpur is a diverse, hardworking and somewhat polluted city. It is quite small really: Google gives me a population estimate of just over 1.6m compared to over 8m for London and Bangkok and 12.5m for Mumbai. This means the whole city is pretty accessible more »