We thought it would be cool to visit the Point of Human Origin this morning before hitting the road, but didn’t realize we couldn’t just explore at our own pace. It’s a 90-minute tour that requires pre-booking, and in my typical fashion, I didn’t check until about 8:30am. It seems super cool because it contains […]
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If you missed Day 1 and want to read it before you start this one, click here! Today we’re heading to Mossel Bay for the *actual* beginning of the Garden Route. On our drive through Swellendam, there are several little homemade signs leading us towards a “Faerie Sanctuary.” We were just going to stop in
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We’re leaving our cozy set up in Muizenberg (Cape Town), where we’ve been staying with Chesney’s aunt, uncle, and grandmother for the past 2 months…. to start South Africa’s beautiful Garden Route! We’re just going for a week; driving out to Plettenberg Bay and back. The Garden Route is technically just the stretch between Mossel Bay
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As if you needed another reason to add the country to your bucket list, you can find some incredible kayaking in New Zealand. Whether you’re visiting the North or South Island (or both!) you’ll find some epic opportunities to see the country’s renowned natural landscapes, marine life, and even some glow worm caves from your
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Ok I just had one of the best restaurant experiences of my life and it would be rude of me not to share. If you ever find yourself in South Africa and you like seafood, prepare to have your mind blown. Die Strandloper is north of Cape Town and worth going a little out of your
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I love a travel gadget, but I hate wasting money. When I heard about eSIMs I knew I had to try one. I was like, if they’re really as convenience as they sound, this will be a game changer. So I tried Airalo. Do I think the Airalo eSIM is worth it? Sorry to be
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Jamaica delivers on the Caribbean dream, with pristine water, great food, chill music, and reggae vibes. Deciding where to stay in Jamaica is important so you can make the most of your trip. I stayed in two villas and a boutique hotel while visiting a few different areas of the country. Here’s everything I learned
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Is Qatar budget friendly? I was surprised to learn that yes, it can be! To be clear, it’s not a place you can live large and enjoy luxury things on a budget. But you can certainly explore the city, try local food, and see all the major sights without going broke. Here’s how I spent
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Buenos Aires is an affordable destination and increasingly popular for digital nomads. Not only is there a lot of great stuff going on, there are tons of free things to do in Buenos Aires! Here’s my list of the best stuff you can do for free, and I’ve included a map of where to find
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Qatar is in the Middle East, making it a common stopover for travellers heading to or from Africa, Europe, and parts of Asia. I recently explored the capital city as part of Qatar Airways’ stopover program and can highly recommend including it on your next trip! You can use this 1 or 2-day Doha itinerary
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