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Whether you’re looking for some light travel reading to bookmark, a new RSS feed to subscribe to and useful info from people on the ground in the destinations you dream about; we think you will find something new and beneficial in the list below. South African Travel Blogs 1. Mzansi Girl: Meruschka is as passionate about South Africa as she is writing about it and this comes through on her blog Mzansi Girl. If you’re looking for some local inspiration, or just want to see what’s what in South Africa Tourism, her blog should be your first port of call. Editor’s Note: Meruschka is also doing a lot for the South African travel writing scene through her Facebook group as well as through the GTBC initiative. mzansigirl.com | @MzansiGirl 2.
Sarahduff.com/blog | @SarahDuff 3. Rangerdiaries.com | @rangerdiaries 4. Travelstart.co.za/blog | @Travelstart 5. Blog.getaway.co.za | @GetawayMagazine 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. My Travel Affairs - Travel Blog by The Luckiest Girl in the World. The Day I Cycled Down Bolivia's Death Road. Posted on 27.
Aug, 2014 by Dany in Bolivia A road where 200 to 300 people are killed every year. Let me repeat this: 200 to 200 people EVERY YEAR. When I read about the Death Road for the first time, I felt distressed, and was already freaked out about traveling on this road when we would make it to Bolivia. This narrow road, officially known as the Yungas Road, winds through the mountains from Bolivia’s Yungas region all the way down to Coroico in the jungle region of the Amazon. When we started to plan our trip through South America, I found out that you can now take mountain bike tours down the Yungas Road – an agonizing leisurely 40-miles (64 kilometers) bike ride along the 2,000 feet (600 meter) deep cliffs, surrounded by lush green mountains and what was supposed to be some of Bolivia’s most stunning scenery.
When I learned that the original Death Road had been replaced by a new, safer (asphalted!) A leisurely bike ride along a 2,000 feet deep cliff Fog and rain – nightmare #1. 50 Underrated Travel Blogs - Travelstart's Travel Blog. Mzansi Girl - sharing the Mzansi love. Blogroll and Travel Resources featuring all of the best travel blogs. 25 Travels. Re:locate magazine. World Wide Travel Guide - Travel Blog. The Ultimate List Of Travel Blogs That Accept Guest Posts. Travel Blog Directory. Travellerspoint Travel Community. Tuscany's Most Picturesque Hilltop Town: Volterra. Last year I spent a few days traveling around Tuscany but I realize I didn’t share much from the journey.
The reason? It wasn’t my favorite place. I didn’t actually spend any time in Florence, the capital of Tuscany, but instead traveled to Pisa and some nearby villas and small hilltop towns. I was stuck with unfortunate weather during the October trip, so rather than experiencing lush, green, rolling hills, there were a lot of grey skies, muddy pathways and cold, wet days. In the end, Tuscany left me feeling slightly disappointed. Regardless, of the small Tuscan towns I visited in October, Volterra was definitely the most scenic and photogenic. Like most Tuscan cities, there’s not actually much to do in town unless you’re a fan of Renaissance history and art. And fun fact! For more about Volterra, try their official tourism website volterratur.it. 10 Traveling families to inspire you. Traveling the world with kids can be done successfully.
Just ask these 10 globetrotting families. Going Anyway House in the suburbs, job, school, mortgage — who needs it? Not this family. Contact Us, Contact Form, Address and Email Details - iExpats.com. Archers of Okçular. Life, love & travel stuff from Turkey. Turkish Travel Blog : Destinations, Info and Guide to Turkey. Home - Journey Jottings. Family Travel Guide to Hotels, Vacations, Tours. Aussie on the Road. Expats In Australia, Blogs by Expatriates Living, Working in Australia - Directory. This is the Expats in Australia Blogs listing page at ExpatsBlog.com.
Whilst we do try to include as many Australia expat blogs as possible, should you know of a blog that deserves a listing please add here. One family's account of the daunting adventure relocating from Pittsburgh to Melbourne An American in Sydney discovers the "opal-hearted, wilful, lavish, sunburnt country" of Australia. Life Down Under from the coffee shop to the Opera House with no worries, mate. Mademoiselle Slimalicious promotes a healthy lifestyle inspired by French culture, encouraging people to eat for pleasure but with moderation and balance while making healthy food choices and being naturally active.
41 Australian travel blogs and bloggers to follow in 2013. While some of us spend our lives living vicariously through others, some put it all on the line, sell their stuff and devote an entire life or parts of it to life on the road.
It’s hard to pin travellers down to a single location, but we’ve done our best to track down the best bloggers to follow for up-to-date travel information, tips and inspiration from Australia. All the bloggers on this list are at the time of writing either: living in Australia;writing about Australia exclusively or;providing a valuable resource for people visiting Australia. Disclaimer: By nature, the people on this list are a fleeting bunch so don’t be surprised if you’ve landed on this story 3 months down the track to see some of them in a completely different location. It’s just the way the cookie crumbles in this business. Why advertise on Rocky Travel. Why advertise on Rocky Travel Rocky Travel Guide is an independent travel website with focus on Australia Travel for women travelling alone.
I am passionate solo traveller and have been travelling around Australia for 10 years, covering over 65,000km, by air and land. You can read more about my travel adventures and what inspired me to create Rocky Travel on this page. In 2009 I set up this website to share my love for Australia and inspire women and fellow indepedent travellers to discover the beauty and the culture Down Under. Pretraveller - Travel With Confidence : Pretraveller. Road Trips for Families - Road Trips Made Fun for The Whole Family! Travel with Teens and Tweens. Australia Travel Blog - Rocky Travel. How to overcome fear of heights with Jungle Surfing I do believe that fear only exists in our imagination, and you can overcome fear of heights while transforming the way of feeling it into positive energy.
It’s a long process that requires acceptance, patience, endurance, courage and love to yourself. Have you heard of the [...] Continue Reading. The Aussie Nomad. The Dropout Diaries - A food and travel blog by a rat race dropout. Fearful Adventurer — Exploring the world one terrified step at a time. Airline Miles Experts Top Travel Blogs. How to Use the Top Travel Blogs List This list is meant to help people find new travel blogs by comparing various statistics related to traffic, SEO and social media activity.
If you happen to care more about a specific statistic, click on that column heading to sort the list by that statistic. You can also click the three buttons in the top left to view the data that is used to calculate the score in each category. When you click these buttons it will hide the overall score for that column and instead show specific statistics for this category. The Statistics Used in the List.