Category: digital nomads

Are you thinking of escaping your mundane routine or planning a trip with your family but having difficulty choosing the place? No worries, it is not as difficult as you…

Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Amazon | Player.FM | TuneInCastbox | Podurama | Podcast Republic | RSS | Patreon Podcast Transcript In 1692, in the village of Salem,…

Shanghai, a metropolis that has been synonymous with rapid development and modernity, is a city that embodies the new face of China. With a rich history dating back centuries, it’s…

Train SE22 is the Vietnam Railways service that operates from Saigon to Danang. Here is what to expect on this overnight service. There are usually 4 trains a day from…

Oh boy, have I fallen behind on keeping the blog updated with our cross country van trip towards EclipseFest23 in Oregon. Last we left you, we had just settled into…

Last Updated on: April 27, 2021 It’s been a long while since I’ve written on Legal Nomads. When people ask how I’m doing, I’ve taken to saying, “I’m hanging in…

One of the ways Alayne and I afford to be full-time RVers is by volunteering in exchange for an RV site, and soon workamping for a wage. In general, we…

Are you ready for an adventure that will leave you speechless and yearning for more? Imagine immersing yourself in Colombia’s vibrant heart, where Bogota and Medellin’s captivating cities await with…

glenn carstens peters zwd3dx6aujg unsplash 1 Two big questions asked by aspiring digital nomads is how to take the plunge & how to choose the next destination. You can plan…

I go to California every year for Burning Man, which by far is the crowning glory of the entire year. But, Don and I try to squeeze in a few…

? Suriname is a country that sees roughly 250,000 visitors per year putting it in the bottom half of all countries in terms of tourism. (Compare that to Chile’s 2…

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Palawan, often hailed as the ‘Last Frontier’ of the Philippines, is a tropical paradise that boasts some of the most mesmerising landscapes on Earth. From the bustling city of Puerto…

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  In a world where international travel has become more accessible and appealing, it’s essential to ensure you have all the necessary documentation to explore foreign lands, including a valid…

Boten is a town in Laos on the China–Laos border and the most northern stop on the Laos-China Railway, which was what brought me there. Boten is a Special Economic…

We intended to depart Sanford sometime back in late January, head up to Jacksonville for some boat projects and then potentially head out on the Great Loop. The anchorage stops…

A few weeks into December, I received a message in my “requests” folder on Facebook. I didn’t know it at the time, since it was buried in Facebook purgatory. It…

As a life long east coast resident, I can not help but to be curious and drawn to the people and landscapes of the West.  As I write this sitting…

If you’re looking for a luxurious and rejuvenating spa experience, look no further than Playa del Carmen’s most relaxing spa. Nestled in the heart of this vibrant Mexican coastal town,…

How do you record your experiences and preserve your travel memories? Is this an important thing to do? Or does it somehow lessen your current experience? Here, we explore some…

The Namib deserts lie in Namibia. Considering that the word ‘Namib’ means ‘area where there is nothing’, this then means that it is a place of nothingness within nothing. What…

The capital of Guyana is known to be one of those places tourists need spend little time in. Although Georgetown doesn’t have the big sites of places like London or…

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