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Category: Wanderlusters

  • How To Make The Most Out Of An Atlanta Weekend

    Atlanta, the hotbed city, has a lot to offer but cramming it all into two days can be difficult. Whether you are just visiting or you’re planning to move to Atlanta, the more you know about the city the better prepared you’ll be for the trip.

    Atlanta Airport Info

    Most likely you will arrive in Atlanta at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. It has been named among the world’s busiest airports. That being said, build in plenty of time to get there. Security and baggage claim can both be extremely long processes. Plus, rush hour traffic around the airport can be intense.

    How to Navigate Around Atlanta

    Once you’ve touched down in Atlanta you will need wheels. While there are public transportation options, the easiest way to get around is by car.

    If your weekend trip will eventually turn into a permanent move, be sure to make a visit to the DMV within 30 days

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  • Offbeat Rail Journeys That Offer an Unforgettable Multi-Destination Escape

    By Charli Moore

    I have to confess, I rarely travel by train. My overland trips to date have all been road trips and take inspiration from my destination bucket list; I never seem to consider the option to ride the rails.

    With this in mind I’m hoping to make 2019 the year I book a rail road adventure. At the moment I’m looking at destinations in Europe, however my research has led me somewhat off the beaten path and I’m finding routes across India, Australia, and Canada have made their way onto my bucket list.

    Looking for an offbeat rail journey that offers an unforgettable multi-destination escape? Here’s what my sense of wanderlust rates highly right now.

    Coastal Pacific Route, South Island, New Zealand

    Read my best New Zealand travel guides below.

    One of New Zealand’s great overland journeys the Coastal Pacific Route wends its way from Picton (the port

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  • My Nevis Travel Guide: The Caribbean Island You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

    Intoxicating natural vistas, deserted beaches, long dormant volcanoes, and the legacy of a once thriving sugar industry defines the landscape of Nevis; an off the beaten path Caribbean destination that’s making a name for itself as the place to be seen.

    Visiting Nevis? This Nevis travel guide will give you a great overview of the island. Use the subheadings to navigate to the content that is most helpful to you.

    Boasting a unique island charm that sets it apart from the region’s established vacation haunts such as Barbados and St Barts, Nevis is unspoilt, relaxed, and easy-going. Here wide open spaces and a rich cultural heritage implore visitors to ditch the clichéd holiday itinerary of all-inclusive sea, sand, and sun, and instead immerse themselves in the real Caribbean.

    Without a single traffic light nor even a hint of rush hour madness (unless you count the donkeys and goats

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  • 10 Beaches Your Simply Must Add To Your Beach Bucket List

    Taking a vacation to an exotic destination is the most wanted thing by people all around the world.

    And to be honest who wouldn’t rather be sunbathing instead of doing anything else or even working from the comfort of a sunbed on an island or a bay.

    There are many activities you can have on vacations other than getting a tan or while doing it. There are virgin beaches for the lonely ones out there or other interesting places on the shores of seas and oceans or even lakes.

    However, what makes a beach great really depends on the visitor. Some like the cliché of relaxing under the sun, but some like the rocky and cold ones where you can take beautiful photos. On that matter, here are 10 of the most beautiful beaches that you may want to visit sometime.

    1.      Hawaii

    Not long ago, Hawaii became one of

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  • Adventure Activities in Hokkaido: My Seasonal Guide

    Defined by the volcanic coastlines of Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido is the ideal destination for active, outdoor lovers seeking an authentic wilderness experience.

    In October 2018 I spent five days exploring some of its most inspiring natural wonders; donning a pair of hiking boots and with camera in hand, I sought out the region’s most scenic sights.

    As I sit here contemplating my visit, I’m thanking my lucky stars that Hokkaido offered me my first taste of adventure in Japan. In this article I’ll highlight some of the best adventure activities in Hokkaido, and to make it simple to navigate I’ve categorized them by season.

    Autumn adventure activities in Hokkaido Head to Shiretoko National Park

    Encompassing a magnificent, mostly uninhabited peninsula that protrudes from Hokkaido’s north eastern corner and is within sight of (disputed) Russian territory, in the native Ainu language the Shiretoko region is known as ‘the end of

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  • The Best One Day Road Trips From Las Vegas

    If your luck has run out in the casino and you’ve had your fill of buffets, a one-day road trip from Las Vegas can provide the perfect remedy.

    With affordable car rental a desirable alternative to coach tours and internal flights, it’s easy to plan an adventurous escape from Sin City.

    Contemplating a once in a lifetime Las Vegas escape and want to explore the real Nevada? Here are six destinations that you can drive to from the city in just one day.

    VALLEY OF FIRE STATE PARK

    Drive time from Las Vegas: 55 minutes

    Founded in 1935 the Valley of Fire State Park is America’s oldest and largest. Noted for its vast sandstone rock formations (from which it takes its name), petrified forest, and 3,000 year-old petroglyphs, the park offers picture perfect views at every turn.

    DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK

    Drive time from Las Vegas: 2 hours

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  • The Top Five Travel Destinations in the World for Hiking Enthusiasts

    The world is a big, beautiful place, and no one knows that better than people who love to hike.

    Sure – you could fly, boat, or drive your way to the world’s most picturesque locations and get to take in the scenery along the way, and you may need to in order to get close enough to start. However, to truly appreciate the sights, sounds, smells, and sensations that make our world incredibly diverse and unique, you need to strap on your most comfortable shoes, and start walking!

    Hiking not only allows you to truly absorb every aspect of the environment, but also provides numerous other benefits as well. Exercise is an obvious one, there’s a level of connection and stimulation you can only get by walking. If you’re in a car, or any other vehicle, there’s a buffer – an impenetrable space between you and the surrounding landscape.

    Hiking

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  • Thoughts on the Realities of Travelling as a Couple

    I can imagine that to a lot of people, travelling long-term with your significant other is a daunting thought…

    How will we function spending 24/7 together? Will I be able to have my own space?  What if we want to do different things?

    The whole concept can seem very overwhelming but it really shouldn’t be like that. If you’re in it for the long-term then take it as the ultimate test of your relationship and SMASH it! Believe me, if it’s meant to be, you’ll come out the other end closer and more in love than ever.

    Myself and my boyfriend have travelled together for the past four years of our relationship; hopping on countless planes to various city breaks, road trips, and adventures.

    Travelling is our thing, it’s where all of our money (literally all of it) goes and I wouldn’t want it any other way. Our

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  • Quick Facts on Trekking Everest Base Camp

    Have you ever wondered how long it takes to get to the Everest Base Camp? Or, who the first person was to take an Everest base camp trek? This article will answer those and many other questions.

    Trekking in Nepal to reach Everest Base Camp is an adventure of a lifetime. You can explore the mountains and valleys around the massive peak of the mountain. While spending time in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, you can learn about the cultures and traditions of the Sherpa people and rest in Nepalese teahouses.

    Why is it called a “Trek”

    The trek to Everest Base Camp is called a “trek” and not a “hike”. Trekking tends to be a more rigorous and challenging activity and it test one’s ability, endurance and psychological capacity. However, when you reach the summit of Everest Base Camp, there is no equipment requirement and the view is incredible.

    In

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  • Stargazing Destinations in India That Will Leave You Awestruck

    The thought of universe’s vastness is definitely something that leaves one humbled. The stars are a reminder of the millions of lives that have been spent on a speck of dust hanging on a sunbeam as described by Carl Sagan.

    This sometimes adds a melancholic tinge to one’s thoughts when witnessing the immense beauty of the sky at night adorned by the stars. Even on nights when the sky is clear and pristine, the city lights definitely conceal the innate darkness that nature has, making the vast skies look less magnificent at night.

    There are many stargazing locations in the world and across India, with many stretches of wilderness which present many revealing sights of the expansiveness of the universe. Whether you would like to see a meteor shower or the Milky Way, these locations will definitely leave you spellbound.

    Neil Islands- Andaman and Nicobar Islands

    Situated in

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