Getting from one place to another always proves to be an interesting and important part of the travel experience. So why not mix it up a little? This week we explore some memorable modes of transportation: planes, trains and automobiles have been excused from the list. (But parachutes, jungle trams and motorbikes made it).
Posted by Sita on Jan 30, 2012
Barbados, Featured, Indonesia, Panama, Topics • Tags: Alfama, Atlantis submarine, Blogsherpa, cable car, cable cars, donkey taxi, Gamboa Rainforest, gondola, houseboats, klotok, Luxor, paraponting, steamboats, Tanjung Puting National Park, Temple of Hatshepsut, transport ferries, Tyrol, Valley of the Kings, Valley of the Queens • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
Barbados, Featured, Indonesia, Panama, Topics • Tags: Alfama, Atlantis submarine, Blogsherpa, cable car, cable cars, donkey taxi, Gamboa Rainforest, gondola, houseboats, klotok, Luxor, paraponting, steamboats, Tanjung Puting National Park, Temple of Hatshepsut, transport ferries, Tyrol, Valley of the Kings, Valley of the Queens • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
Welcome to my mother’s birthplace, and the second country I visited, the first time barely 2 years old. Rich in natural cane sugar (which is turned into some of the world’s finest rum) and home to the flying fish, Barbados is an ecological wonder. With its unspoiled (and sometimes deadly) beaches, fun loving culture, relaxed way of life and interesting culture, how could you not want to visit Barbados?
Posted by Sita on Sep 26, 2011
Barbados, Country List • Tags: Atlantis submarine, Bathsheba, Blogsherpa, Brighton beach, fish cutters, fish fry, Harrison's Cave, oistins, st. john's parish, standing grave • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
Barbados, Country List • Tags: Atlantis submarine, Bathsheba, Blogsherpa, Brighton beach, fish cutters, fish fry, Harrison's Cave, oistins, st. john's parish, standing grave • Comment feed RSS 2.0 - Read this post
About ten years ago I set a goal to visit 30 countries by my 30th birthday. With no plan or country list to fulfill this goal, I decided to let life take me where it wished.
“See Simi Travel | tales from a wandering woman“ is the account of an ex-20-something year old exploring the world, usually solo, and on a very tight budget.
Every other week I bring you a story about the friends, food, fun and fails I’ve had along the way.
