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Guest Post at DoItWhileYou’reYoung Blog – Katimavik
By Jade Johnston I have been very honoured to have one of my articles published by the DIWYY blog. This well established website provides great information which is primarily targeted at female...
View ArticleEcoTourism in New Zealand – The Great Walks
What do you picture when you hear the words New Zealand? For me, I picture dramatic landscapes. Mountains, plains, and coast lines – a land where it doesn’t take very much effort to escape the rat...
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Kiva – Helping People Help Themselves
By Jade Johnston This post is part of the travel bloggers give back project. This initiative has travel bloggers writing about their favourite charities in the weeks leading up to Christmas, in order...
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Australia – Northern Territory Indigenous Tours Review
By Jade Johnston When I was planning the Great Australian Overland Adventure, I knew that I wanted to include some tour partners that were either Aboriginal owned and operated, or that could provide...
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Volunteering Holidays For First-Timers
Author: Kerry Law, Founding Editor of Goodtrippers – Goodtrippers is the ‘eat / sleep / do’ for responsible travellers. Visit www.goodtrippers.co.uk for recommended eco accommodation, organic...
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The Bombs Of Phonsavanh
I got off the bus to Phonsavanh with shaky legs. I get motion sickness at the drop of a hat, and the windy mountainous roads of Laos, although beautiful, completely did me in every single time....
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Turtle Watching in Bundaburg
Bundaburg is a small town in Southern Queensland known for a few very specific things; Sugar cane, Rum, and Loggerhead Turtles. I had actually visited Bundaburg before for completely un-touristy...
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The Orangutans of Sepilok
Sepilok is one of the best known places in the world to meet the man of the forest – the orangutans of Borneo. These large red haired beasts, so closely related to us, are the only great apes in Asia,...
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The Environmentally Friendly Way to See Whales in Australia – Oz Whale...
It was a short walk from our hotel to the beautiful Darling harbour in Sydney. Darling harbour is lined with loads of nice cafes and restaurants, and is also home to Madam Tussaud’s wax museum and the...
View ArticleOur Saddest Animal Encounter In Indonesia
We were not planning to spend any time in Jakarta. Crowded, congested, and polluted – it was not our ides of a good time. But when we found out our flight back home had been cancelled and rescheduled...
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