Like most painful things, the memories fade with time and I only remember the good bits. But there are things I wish I’d known before hiking to Machu Picchu.
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While traveling in my twenties, I made outrageous, spontaneous decisions. And I made a million memories and connections that I could never have predicted.
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There’s so much more to the Himalayas than its poster child, and the Annapurna Circuit is, in my opinion, Nepal’s most stunning, most culturally immersive, and ultimately most rewarding trail.
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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.
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Does Vietnam tickle your travel taste buds? If so, you’ve got great taste. This country is mesmerising and addictive (trust me, I’m on my fifth visit).
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I’ve had friends tell me I’m too tight with my money, laughing at me for eating the same curry day in day out for months. But then I go away, and I’m enjoying the world, and they’re still at home spending as much on their Friday night out as I do on a week at a surf camp in Panama.
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Antigua is like finding an old jumper that you haven’t worn for a while – it fits perfectly and makes you feel all warm and fuzzy.
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There are temples to wander, waterfalls to swim in, hikes through the jungle, bars and cafés to suit any taste, live music, colorful markets, the list goes on and on…
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With world-class beaches on dreamy Zanzibar and wildlife to wow the likes of David Attenborough, Tanzania is a country like no other.
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