I think one thing that many travellers look forward to is trying new foods everywhere they go. It is certainly one of my favourite parts of travel. Being on a frugal budget however, does limit the number of times I can dine out. What this does though, is makes each one of those occasions special …
I am elated to have finally arrived at this camp, my home for the next few days. The scenery is surreal, the temperatures freezing and there are no other guests. I had a great stay at Wadi Rum Quiet Village Camp and can highly recommend this experience. My Tent Like most of the camps inside …
I have previously decided that on this trip to Jordan, I will be relying on public transportation. I am a budget traveller, and after doing my research, this was the cheapest option for me. Although many will suggest you hire a driver for Jordan, the bus is limited but doable. Come travel on the Rum …
My first day in the city, I explore the oldest part, high atop a hill and overlooking the Straight of Gibraltar. This area is rich in history and full of a maze of narrow alleys and unique finds. The magic of the Kasbah in Tangier Morocco is tantalizing and exotic. Come get lost with me. …
I have been blowing my budget in Japan, my food budget that is. There are so many delicious things to try here, and almost everything I taste is marvellous! While in Osaka, I was heavily influenced by social media, and ate things I had seen or heard of before. The best Japanese food I ate …
For my first venture into the city, and not knowing fully what to expect, I decided to stay in a hotel for a few days, just to get my feet wet. It was a wise decision and for a little splurge in price, I stayed in a lovely hotel on the beach. The Mandila Beach …
As a long-term traveller who is on a tight budget, I have been saving a lot of money, by cooking at home. I rarely eat in restaurants, but still wanting the Sicilian experience, I have been purchasing local foods and goods at the market and shops. Here is a little snippet of my budget friendly …
We all know how much I love markets. There are no shortage of them in Mexico. If I wanted, I would be able to visit a different one every day of the week! The Three Hens & A Rooster market at the Rio Cuale in Puerto Vallarta takes place on Saturdays through high season. If …