Canberra or Canboring? Let’s Find out.
Australia’s capital city was described to me as many things. Exciting wasn’t one of them. Dull, boring, and cold or any combination of those…
A Photo Walk Through Hosier Lane – Melbourne’s Public Art Exhibition
Curious what a walk through Hosier Lane, Melbourne’s mural alley, is like? Read on! Possibly Melbourne’s worst kept secret, Hosier Lane gets its share of…
A Big Day Out Touring The Great Ocean Road
Of all of Australia’s natural beauty and recognizable landmarks, touring the Great Ocean Road was what I was looking forward to most. Sure, hugging a kangaroo…
Craft Brew & Didgeridoos – Touring the Fleurieu Peninsula
While falling in love with Adelaide I had the opportunity for a day touring the Fleurieu Peninsula – home to excellent craft breweries and plenty…
Falling in love with Adelaide and why you Shouldn’t Skip it
I won’t go as far as saying I had low expectations for Adelaide but will say I had no expectations. After setting foot on Australian…
A Photo Walk Through Oia – Santorini’s Postcard Perfect Town
Perched on the western edge of volcanic island of Santorini you will find Oia. Beautifully stunning Oia. It’s white buildings with blue accents have become…
3 Days in Santorini – What to See, Do, and Eat
For a tiny island, Santorini sure packs a lot in. From red and black beaches to white and blue buildings, and a preserved settlement…
Ubud Paradise – Villa Sabandari Review
Research Ubud on the interwebs and you’re presented with beautiful imagery of green jungle, rice fields, and playful monkeys. What you don’t see is the…
Trying Kopi Luwak in Bali – Natures Coffee Filter
You call yourself a coffee lover? Do you love it enough to try a cup from beans that were “processed” through a cute little…
5 Things to do in Vienna that don’t Include a Museum
Vienna is home to over 100 museums making it one of the most culture-packed cities in Europe. It also gives it a bit of a boring stigma….
A Photo Walk Through the Rice Fields of Ubud
“Yo, what’s down there?” I continued my climb back up the Tegalalang Rice Terrace not knowing this dumb question was directed at me. “Bro! What’s…
Getting Fresh & Local at the Balinese Farm Cooking School
I’ve been very lucky to take some seriously great cooking classes around the world. From Turkey to Thailand and Osaka to Kuala Lumpur, there…
Monkey See – A Photo Walk through Ubud’s Monkey Forest
Relaxing wasn’t the only thing on my Ubud agenda. Between tea time at Villa Sabandari and strolling through the rice terraces, I went to…
Bali Break – Kana Kuta Hotel Review
Tucked away from the crowded streets of Kuta is the friendliest oasis I have ever encountered – The Kana Kuta Hotel . This was my Bali…
Yummy Foods, Happy Bellies: Preventing Mishaps in Adventurous Eating
Tongue-tickling spice combinations. Unfamiliar ingredients. New delicacies to explore. Half the fun of venturing to exotic locales is sampling new foods. Unfortunately, adventurous eating…
72 hours in Singapore – What to See, Eat, and Drink
3 days may not seem like a lot to explore a new country but when you’re talking about a tiny nation like Singapore, it’s plenty. To ensure…
Why Singapore has the Best Airport in the World
Since 1999 Singapore has held the title of the best airport in the world 6 times. It currently holds this title with consecutive years at…
That Time I Tried Durian in Singapore
I will try anything once. Durian was an exception as I had no intention of ever trying it, until now. I managed to avoid…
Fun with Coffee in Singapore
As noted in my post on Singapore Cocktail Bars that are worth the price, in this city, finding value is key. A drink here is…
Uniquely Singapore Views – Where to Capture the Best Side of Singapore
Singapore has no shortage of vantage points. From one of the world’s tallest Ferris wheels to the world’s highest craft brewery, it also has some…
4 Singapore Cocktail Bars Almost Worth the Price.
Finding an overpriced drink in Singapore is as easy as ordering a drink in Singapore. To pay $20 plus for a drink at Singapore cocktail…
Chinatown Food Adventures in Singapore
“Who’s hungry?” questioned our Chinatown Food Adventures tour guide Renée. His smile was one you expect to find on a friend hosting a dinner party,…
Preserving Singapore’s Heritage at the Naumi Liora Hotel
Singapore is a tiny, ultramodern nation full of bright lights and worlds biggest. Although flashy and clean, if you look hard enough you will…
Concrete & Jungle – 72 hours in Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur truly is a city in a jungle. With a modern metropolis and lush surroundings, Malaysia’s capital is full of contrast. With only 72…
A Taste of Malaysia – Lazat Cooking School Review
High in the hills and not-so-deep in the jungles surrounding Kuala Lumpur you will find Lazat Cooking School, a unique and delicious way to…