…comfortably seat 10. There were 8 people all together in my vehicle and we combined with another car of a large bilingual German family living in Zambia. The other people in my car were a South African family with two very smart and adorable children and two Italian Nationals living in Mozambique. Everyone was very nice and we shared a nice lunch together at the lodge between the morning cruise and the afternoon game drive. The morning cruise was…
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Andorra
March 28, 2007 by 1 Comment
…ee hour bus ride from Barcelona and it is one of the more scenic rides you can see in this region. The mountains are beautiful, smaller than the Alps but different in their make up. Andorra la Vela, the capital of Andorra, is a shoppers dream. The city basically exists for duty free shopping. They sell everything under sun, from electronics to designer clothes. I am not much of a shopper but it seemed to me that nothing was actually cheaper than n…
Fiji
March 30, 2007 by 1 Comment
…stel life we shot off to the backpacker capital of the South Pacific, Beachcomber Island. Beachcomber is a small island that you can literally walk around in about 7 minutes. It has a few huts that people can stay in for a little extra cash but most people choose to stay in the 100+ bed room that houses backpackers from all over the world. What a place. If one person snores you’re in for a long night but you soon get over that and just drink extra…
Answers to Some Questions
April 5, 2007 by 3 Comments
…w that people are enjoying my site, my stories and viewpoints. Please feel free to continue emailing me. I received a lot of questions and the most common question was, “how do I afford to travel so often?” The answer is that I have a job just like everyone else. I work very hard and try to travel whenever I get a chance. I happen to like my job very much and it gives me the freedom to do what I love to do. I try to take several long weekend trips…
Top 5-Countries
April 14, 2007 by 3 Comments
…coming lists, I may add some honorable mentions, etc. Narrowing these lists down to 5 is difficult and when I go new places I may have to update old lists. These lists are of course based on my own travels and experiences only. Please feel free to suggest other places or things in comments. So I will start today with my list of top 5 countries that I have been to: 1. Australia 2. New Zealand 3. Brazil 4. Thailand 5. Tanzania Honorable mentions: So…
Climbing Table Mountain
April 20, 2007 by 2 Comments
…ble car to the top. Not to mention we saved 55 Rand (US$8) by climbing for free. We heard from the locals that the climb should take approximately two hours and anybody could do it. Being the competitive, “somewhat” egotistical Americans that we are, we decided to try to climb it as fast as we could. One afternoon, we teamed up with an Irish lad we met at the hostel and made our way toward the base of the mountain to try to climb the steep 1000+ m…
Top 5-Dive/Snorkel Sites
April 25, 2007 by 3 Comments
…1. Bay Islands (Honduras) 2. Red Sea (Sinai Peninsula, Egypt) 3. Great Barrier Reef (Australia) 4. Fiji Islands (Fiji) 5. Fernando de Noronha (Brazil) I haven’t been everywhere to dive and I am sure everyone has their favorites, please feel free to post your favorites. BTW-if you’ve been diving in Palau I am very jealous….
Ciudad del Este
April 27, 2007 by 17 Comments
…l probably make the effort to visit Ciudad del Este (CDE). CDE is the duty free shopping heaven (or hell as I saw it) right over the Paraguay border from Foz de Iguazu, Brazil. It is a place that defies the imagination of just how much “stuff” people can possibly hock on the streets. CDE exists purely to entice shoppers from Brazil to come across the non patrolled border to buy crap that they don’t want or need (In addition, they also exist as the…
Queenstown, New Zealand
May 16, 2007 by 9 Comments
…was a 175 foot tandem jump from the Kawarau River Bridge, the worlds first commercail bungy jump by AJ Hackett. This was a nice way to start the early morning and then came the second highest bungy in the world and quite possibly the most terrifying thing you can do. The levitating monster, the Nevis, is 440 feet high and sways in the wind suspended in air by wires into the cliffs on either side of the massive gorge the jump hovers over. (I have s…
