Adventure Travel Blog
With good budgeting you can experience the best of this Lanzarote for under $25 a day and the following tips show you how easy it is.
Utrecht boasts beautiful canals with extraordinary wharf cellars housing cafés and terraces by the water. Check out our photo gallery of stunning Utrecht by night.
If you’d like to escape the crowds and discover lesser-known places to visit in France – Dijon should be on your bucket list. It has some Parisian chic mixed with local colorful patterns and laid-back vibe.
If you’re hankering for an exciting Southeast Asian trip, then don’t you dare leave Kuala Lumpur out. Check out our photo gallery if you still hesitate!
In today’s note, I’ll cover Dapper Market which is one of the most well-known flea markets in Amsterdam, the place is huge with a variety of things being sold. Definitely worth exploring by both tourists and locals.
Any British citizen who is planning to travel abroad from the UK will need to hold a valid passport in order to be able to make the journey. Check out what you need to know!
In fact, a day in Seattle for under $25 is not only doable but enjoyable as well. Read on for this Seattle itinerary on the cheap that covers all the wonderful and odd things that makes this soggy city in the Pacific Northwest so great.
Paris, the City of Light, is one of Europe’s most glamorous destinations. Famed for its elegant boulevards and chic patiserries, the city has a reputation for being an expensive place to enjoy. However, it is possible to explore the city for under $25 a day if you plan ahead. Keep reading for some tips on how to enjoy Paris on a budget!
Rotterdam is a young, dynamic, international city with a passionately beating heart. Its ever-changing nature makes Rotterdam a city that you can rediscover time and again. Let’s see if I could capture it.
Although traveling in Australia can really hurt the hip pocket, Melbourne can be done for less than $25 a day – and we’ll show you how!
There are over 20,000 of different local temples in Bali. Not without a reason it is called by many the “Island of a Thousand Temples”. Here is top 5 you can’t miss based on our visit.
Costa Rica used to be synonymous with budget travel, but increasing interest from tourists around the world has driven prices up. Let’s see what you can do and where you can go for less than $25 a day!