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Posted : 7/28/16 | July 28th, 2016 (Updated prices and links on 7/7/2020) It’s been a long time since we’ve had a blog post on family travel on this website so today, I’m excited to introduce to you Cliff. His San Francisco based family spent ten months traveling the world on a career break. They homeschooled and enrolled their kids in schools overseas, spent time with family, saw the world, and bonded as a family. And, they did so, on a budget this nomad is impressed with. Today, Cliff is going to share how his family did it — and advice for other families looking to do a big round the world adventure! My dream of taking my family on a world tour began in Nicaragua in the summer of 2012 with my two daughters, who were three years old and six months old at the time. Most people thought my wife and I were crazy to go to Central America with two little girls. But, for three weeks, we relaxed at the beach in San Juan del Sur, rode horses through the countryside, and hung out in the

When we told our North Carolina friends we were going to spend 3 days in Winston Salem they asked why? According to them, there weren’t many things to do in Winston Salem or see. As always we like to go into a city with no expectations and judge based on our travel experience. Winston Salem surprised the heck out of us, there were a ton of things to do in Winston Salem, the food was amazing, and we loved the Southern hospitality. After our trip to Winston Salem, we convinced our North Carolina friends to give it a second shot and we gave them this list of fun things to do in Winston Salem 13 Fun Things To Do In Winston Salem 1. Old Salem Museums & Garden One of the city’s most famous tourist attractions is the historic district of Old Salem. Founded in 1766 Old Salem was formed by members of the Monrovian church. Old Salem Historic District was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1966. Old Salem shows the Moravian Culture back in the 18th and 19th centuries complete with

QUEENSTOWN HOSTELS:  Best Overall  |  Best for Solo Travelers  |  Best Cheap Hostel  |  Best Party Hostel Interested? PIN NOW, read later! Although it is New Zealand’s 27th largest city, Queenstown’s action-packed reputation has made a name for itself as one of the country’s premier travel destinations. But as popular as Queenstown is, there are only a handful of well-reviewed hostels, and they can get booked very quickly, leaving other travelers having to book expensive hotels. Which is exactly why we put together this guide of the best hostels in Queenstown, New Zealand.  With the help of this brutally honest review, you’ll know exactly which hostel in Queenstown you want to stay in, so you can book (before it fills up!) Our guides are written for travelers, by travelers, so you know they are authentic, and written to get you exactly where you need to go. We’ve organized the best hostels in Queenstown by YOUR needs, so you can easily book, and focus on what matters – enjoyin

When creating your Thailand packing list, it’s important to consider a range of factors when deciding what clothes to wear, such as the weather, cultural etiquette, and where exactly you’re heading that day. Generally speaking, it’s expected that shoulders and knees are covered, for both men and women. You won’t be arrested for wearing a tank top, but it’s best to cover up with a cardigan or sarong to keep your outfit modest. Alongside following certain rules and nuances, it’s always best to back with the heat in mind and bring light and airy clothing made from breathable materials such as cotton and linen. Although, you should know that if you’re visiting the Thai islands, many people will be wearing swimsuits, shorts, etc. Please, dress up when entering restaurants, travel agencies, etc. The locals are dressing up, and so should you.   General Attire   Of course, Thailand is hot and humid, so you will want to pack light and airy clothes for daily wear. But remember that Thai peo

Have you ever considered taking a Carnival Cruise with kids? I hadn’t! When we travelled to the USA, I had a week at the end of our trip and I wanted to do something fun and exciting, something the kids would enjoy. We found Carnival Cruise Lines very affordable departing from the USA, particularly for a family of 5 like ours.

When you’ve been around the world and back, it’s difficult to find something new to do. And while Scandinavia may have been already been scratched from your list, finding new ways to explore it could completely change the perspective. For instance, if you’ve been to Iceland already or were thinking of going, a campervan road trip could be the perfect way to spice things up. For one, Iceland is a relatively small island, and you could get to see a large part of the country in your own campervan. This will not only allow you to fully take in all of its natural beauty but have more autonomy as well. But there are tons of other reasons why going on a road trip could be the absolute best way to enjoy Iceland. Here’s why you should consider going on an Iceland campervan road trip on your next vacation.   The Ring Road is Perfect for a Campervan Road Trip   If you didn’t know, Iceland has a huge road that circumvents the whole country called the Ring Road . You could actually get around

To stand outside the Sedlec Ossuary in the Czech town of Kutna Hora, it doesn't look all that extraordinary. It's just a little Gothic-style church and cemetery. But the church and burial ground in Sedlec has always been a bit special. The legend goes that, in 1278, the local abbot of the Sedlec monastery was sent by the Czech king to Jerusalem. There, he scooped up a handful of soil from Golgatha (the place where Jesus was crucified) and brought it back, scattering it over the Sedlec Cemetery. Because the cemetery was blessed with soil from the Holy Land, it became a desirable place to be buried in Europe. Today, though, Sedlec is special for another reason. Inside, the Ossuary is decorated with the bones of 30,000-40,000 people. Yes, that's a bone chandelier. The Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church) The history of this Roman Catholic church and its cemetery is actually quite fascinating. The original cemetery dates back to the 1100s, and the Gothic church was erected in