If you like the jungle and you like the ocean, chances are you’ll like Belize. This Central American country might be small but it’s quite the nature-filled stunner.

When you think of Moroccan cuisine, images of meaty tagines and grilled lamb chops may spring to mind – or at least they did for me. But I was surprised to find plenty of meat-free dishes on offer.

At our farewell dinner Peter says he wasn’t sure how the age range would work, but it is never an issue. Did I stop missing Don? Of course not, but being with all my new friends sure softened it.

If you are looking for wild parties, Sidemen is not your spot. If you are looking for Westernized food, you won’t find it here. If you are looking for a beach, go elsewhere.

It’s not just Queenstown that gets the heart rate going.

With a population just shy of 800,000, Bhutan is one of the smallest countries in the world. But its commitment to conservation, happiness and sustainability is much bigger than most and is something we could all probably learn a thing or two from.

Japan (AKA the Land of the Rising Sun) is a top destination to catch an unforgettable sunrise. Here are six great ways to see Japan in a brand new light.

I watched the Caribbean Sea lap against the rocks, the classic cars stream past in every conceivable colour. Tourists and locals laughed together called each other amigo and danced to the distant sounds of salsa that were ubiquitous in Havana. Travelling through Cuba is as close to time-travel as you can get.

In the morning we travelled to our homestay in Viscri, a village of about 400 inhabitants. If off the beaten path had an off the beaten path, this place is it.

If you’re worried that the food on your trek to Machu Picchu will be all soggy sandwiches and crumbly muesli bars, don’t. We’ve got you covered.

But every time I do make a return visit, I not only connect more deeply with the place I’m in, I also learn more about myself. If you’re avoiding a place simply because you’ve already been, allow me to change your mind.

Not sure of the difference between a gite and a riad? We’ve got you covered.