Backpacker’s Guide To Local Cuisine – We’re here to help with the best knowledge and ideas available on healthy, nutritious foods. This article will cover the amount of food you should bring, where to get it, and basic nutrition concepts. We will talk about different types of food; Low Carb, Omnivore, Gluten Free, Veggie, Vegan and Keto. Where you can find natural fats, proteins and micronutrients. And ultimately we can save you tons of food in the process. Let’s dig!

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Backpacker’s Guide To Local Cuisine

This is a complete introduction to backpacking food. We cover every important aspect of food packing and hiking so you have all the information you need to plan your backpacking … Read the rest

The Art Of Couchsurfing: Tips For Backpackers – The Art of Couchsurfing | How To Stay With Strangers Around The World Dec 02, 2015 | ANĐELKA JANKOVIĆ | Travel

You won’t find an 1886 medieval mansion with a greenhouse and butler’s quarters on Airbnb. It’s unlikely that your hostel will greet you with a cup of homemade coffee, and I’ve never heard of a hotel concierge taking you to a punk house show.

The Art Of Couchsurfing: Tips For Backpackers

If you’re longing for a more engaging or adventurous accommodation experience (because it’s more than just a change of scenery, right?), Couchsurfing is a way to travel cheaply and meet locals around the world. A travel community based on global altruism, Couchsurfing connects like-minded travelers on an online platform where “surfers” request to stay with a local host in a city. Fun fact – there are apparently more hosts on … Read the rest

How To Document Your Backpacking Journey – It is so important to document your travels. This will help you reminisce about your backpacking adventures and allow you to relive all your amazing experiences. Thankfully, saving travel memories is easier than ever.

With the multitude of apps, tools and technology available at the touch of a button, the options to document your travels are endless.

How To Document Your Backpacking Journey

In this article, we’ve covered a variety of cool ways you can document your backpacking trip, allowing you to record all your memories.

Backpacking Europe: How To Plan Your Dream Euro Tour On A Budget

Choose to shoot on a professional DSLR camera with all the accessories, or choose a simple mobile phone capture.

To choose a camera, it is important to consider your individual needs. Are you most concerned about picture quality? Maybe you plan to do a lot … Read the rest

Budget Backpacker’s Odyssey – Without a doubt, the best way to get around New Zealand is with your own set of wheels. It gives you flexibility and independence that buses and tour companies just can’t offer.

This may be determined by the length of time you plan to stay in New Zealand. If you are there for a two week vacation – definitely rent. You want to buy if you stay on a working holiday visa for one year.

Budget Backpacker’s Odyssey

There seems to be a magic break around 6 weeks, when buying becomes cheaper than renting. I worked out the two and a half months I was going to spend in New Zealand, the minimum budget for camping rental was around $6,000. But I could buy one for around $4000. As you can see, even if I couldn’t sell in the end, I would still save money on … Read the rest

Footloose And Fancy-free – You also have the option to add your watermark to images before downloading or sharing. Add your name, website, phone number, or whatever works best for you!

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Footloose And Fancy-free

Add the essential oil drops to the empty bottle and shake gently to mix. Add the vegetable glycerin and mix again to combine. Add the castile soap or shower gel and gently shake to combine.

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Use it as you would any shower gel. Lather up with a sponge, washcloth, loofah or mesh sponge puff.

If you use liquid castile soap and find it drying on the skin, increase the size of the bottle to 8 oz., add 3 tablespoons … Read the rest