Wondering what food you must eat in New Orleans? You’re in the right place. Even if you only have one day in New Orleans, one of the best things to do is to discover the city through your stomach. There’s just so much delicious food on offer on every corner! One of the cities we…
Over the course of five months living in a van (our van Elvis), we narrowed down the items we consider to be van life essentials pretty quickly. This essential gear for van life helped us live comfortably without overpacking our van. We refined our camping and best vanlife accessories over the months and now we’ve…
Mexico is one of those countries that has always been super high on my “must-visit” list (and I got to go to Tulum and Isla Holbox this year!). At the top of my list when we visited Mexico was to dive into a cenote (or three!) Of course, during my Mexico trip, I also wanted…
The town of Marfa in Texas is a strange, but very cool place. As we left the city of Austin behind after enjoying several days there exploring the city and its uniqueness, we headed out into the desert as we headed to Western Texas as part of our 3-month road trip around America. Along the…
Lindeman Lake in Chilliwack is a great lake hike this summer. This Fraser Valley lake hike is one of the best-known in the area, and you’ll see why when you visit. There’s ample opportunity for Lindeman Lake camping, and you can extend your hike by visiting Greendrop Lake and Flora Lake near Lindeman Lake too….
Death Valley National Park in California was one of the most beautiful American National Parks we visited Death Valley during our USA trip where we spend 3 months going south, west, and north across the country. I hadn’t quite expected there’d be so many awesome things to do in Death Valley National Park either. Given…
The South Kaibab trail was one of the best hikes in the South Rim of the Grand Canyon that we did during our trip there. I kind of made it my mission to do at least one hike in every National Park we visited and our trip to the Grand Canyon National Park was no…
Alongside wanting to know where we shower when we’re living in our van, Elvis. People tend to wonder where we get water. I hate buying small bottles of water and so stocking up on these just wasn’t an option for me. I’d wondered about where we’d find water fountains or taps before we moved into…
Before we came to Vancouver I’d seen plenty of pictures of a suspension bridge high up in the forest above the city. In most cases this was Capilano suspension bridge, but not always. What I hadn’t realised was that there’s another, less busy, and is a free suspension bridge Vancouver, well technically North Vancouver, has…
Our USA road trip ended a month ago (a month already!) and it was incredible. We saw so much and we’ve pretty much been enjoying summer since mid-March. Which, if you ask me, is well deserved having converted our van in the freezing cold of a Home Depot car park in Toronto. Below is the…