Fun on Fiji: Beach Bliss, Dad Dancing and 101 Ways To Use a Coconut!
The three weeks I spent island-hopping in Fiji were some of the most content and relaxing times during my travels. Regardless of which island I was on, I had an...
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Me Tarzan Not Jane: How to Zip-it in Costa Rica!
I experienced one of Costa Rica’s most adrenaline-inducing activities when I took a canopy tour from Monteverde. Zip-lining involves sliding from tree platform to tree platform, whilst being...
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Hot Footing it in Guatemala: And the Invention of 'Bum-Sledding'
Volcan Pacaya (Pacaya Volcano) is one of the most climbed volcanoes in Guatemala. Rising to an altitude of 8,371 feet, the Pacaya Volcano is still active and last erupted in May...
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The Dizzy Heights of Machu Picchu, with a Firework Finish!
Heading off for my Peruvian adventure at Machu Picchu I travelled on the famous Backpacker train service from Ollantaytambo, which has been set up especially for travellers and is a...
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A Jolly Holi-Day: Multicoloured Madness in India
One of my most treasured memories from India was the first day I arrived – which just happened to be on Holi day! I stepped off the plane, bleary-eyes and...
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Taking the Leap in Rotorua - Rotten Eggs and Jelly Legs
This town in New Zealand is perhaps the smelliest place I have ever visited! I spent the first few minutes holding my nose, trying, without success, to block out...
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Bolivian Bravery - My Cycle Challenge Down the World's Most Dangerous Road!
Cycling down the world’s most dangerous road (reassuringly called “The Death Road”) in Bolivia was one of the most nerve-wracking things I’ve ever done...
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My Kenya Diary Part Three: The Heartbreak of HIV
Tuesday 12th July 2011 My third visit of the day was to a Kenyan women’s group project in an extremely poor community, where many of the women were wearing...
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My Kenya Diary Part Six: Communing With Nature and Eating in the Dark
Thursday 14th July 2011 My journey from Pauline’s empowering project and onward to the Masai Mara is well worth a mention, as it was one of the...
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