A busy weekend exploring the Juan de Fuca coastline of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, filled with camping, hiking, ziplining, beachcombing and more.

Two days of canoeing, apple picking and ferry spotting on Gabriola Island, only twenty minutes from Nanaimo on Vancouver Island

Tips and tricks for a perfect campfire feast, the cheap and easy (read: lazy) way to have a great meal while camping!

My experience at Wildcoast’s Orca Camp, kayaking and viewing marine wildlife on Vancouver Island’s Johnstone Strait

Curtains are out, and foil insulation is in! An update on our home converted campervan.

Take a look inside two DIY van conversions built by friends in Canada – the first being a Plymouth Grand Voyager and second a Mazda 4X4

A run-down of my favourite car camping foods, tried and tested during a road trip across Europe and another to the Canadian Arctic.

The second update to our homemade Astro Van camper conversion with details of bed construction, mattress and storage spaces.

The first construction update in our Astro (Safari) Van camper conversion. We first built a basic bed at the back of the van as a test.

All about our home converted car camper which we used for a three month UK to Turkey and back trip in 2011

Take a drive with us on the Transfăgărăşan, one of Europe’s highest and windiest roads!

Visit (and climb on) quirky looking rock formations in beautiful Otago, NZ

ould you like to work and travel in Canada for a year or two? The most common working holiday-related questions answered by an IEC veteran

Our experience driving around Europe in a converted Toyota Lucida for three months visiting 18 countries, many cities and the edge of a new continent

If you’re visiting New Zealand for longer than a few months, I’d strongly recommend you to buy a car. The freedom it offers in this beautiful country is incomparable. Here’s everything you need to know about buying a vehicle in New Zealand

Hostels aren’t always just a place to sleep. There are some that are almost tourist attractions in themselves, in that they have the potential to add so much to your experience of a particular area. I found New Zealand to have such a high standard of accommodation. This post will reveal a few of my …

Whether if you’ve got six months or just two weeks to explore this beautiful country it’s easy to find a way off the beaten track, no matter if you’re a first-time backpacker or long-term traveller. From hop-on hop-off buses to campervans to trains, here’s all you need to know about travelling around New Zealand