Photo credit: skittledip Pictures of the spectacular Salar de Uyuni never fails to blow me away. So I was really thrilled when I finally got a chance to check this off my travel bucket list! The Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flats in the World and when it rains, the layer of water…
Sensory Deprivation Tank Singapore “The word silent has the same letters as the word listen.” – Alfred Brendel Being one that loves to try anything new, I jumped on the chance to deprive my body of all senses for 60mins when my friend Lyndsey asked me if I want to try floating in a Sensory Deprivation Tank.…
South America: Things to do in Ecuador As part of my 76 days South America tour, I’ll be doing a quick overview of the highlights in each of the countries I’ll be visiting! From white sandy beaches, to the Andes mountains, unspoilt wildlife and the Amazon, there are tons of reasons to visit Ecuador. The best part is…
South America: Things to do in Peru As part of my 76 days South America tour, I’ll be doing a quick overview of the highlights in each of the countries I’ll be visiting! Mention Peru and an image of Machu Picchu automatically pops up. But Peru is more than that with her Andean peaks, deserts and lush rainforests in…
Rio Da Prata, Bonito: A Natural Aquarium What more can you ask for with waters this clear and fishes all around I was in Bonito for 6 days and this was by far the top destination! With crystal clear waters teeming with pacus and dourados, snorkeling in Rio da Prata is like swimming in an…
Iguazu Falls Ultimate Guide Information correct as of 7 June 2014 Getting to both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the falls from Foz do Iguazu (Brazil) can be a little confusing especially for the Argentinian side. Hopefully this Iguazu Falls ultimate guide helps because I’ve included information for transfers, border proceedings, costs and tips based…
Iguazu Falls: Argentina or Brazil? Panorama from the Brazilian side This is the big debate isn’t it. The Iguazu Falls is by far the most amazing waterfall I’ve seen in my life. Bordering both Argentina and Brazil, the Iguazu Falls is one of the widest waterfalls in the World. It stretches for almost 2.7km along…
Stamp making in Singapore: I’ve always wanted to make my own stamp so I’ll never have to bring a stack of namecards to promote my blog while traveling. So when the the good people at BeMyGuest invited me to a stamp making workshop, I jumped on the opportunity to create my own stamp. The workshop was…
Diving in Tulamben, Bali – Thanks Mun for this group shot! After a two year diving hiatus from my PADI Open Water Course in Tioman, I finally got round to completing my PADI Advanced Open Water Diver in Tulamben! :D Tulamben is located on the eastern coast of Bali, and takes approximately 2.5 – 3hrs by minibus to travel…
7 Reasons to visit Sri Lanka – A couple of years ago, I was with a fortunate group of students that were sent to Sri Lanka as part of our university curriculum to produce a tourism campaign. To be honest, I would probably never think of traveling there if it wasn’t for the opportunity in…
