Adventurous Kind Compassionate Vegan Travel
Kenya is most famously known for it’s national parks teeming with wildlife, with one of the most popular being Masai Mara. Our last visit together was 7 years ago, so we felt it was due
// Africa, Kenya, Masai Mara, Safari, Video
I am so extremely excited to say that, thanks to the new found consciousness in local Egyptians who care about their health and animals, Cairo has become incredibly easy to find vegan food! The last
// cairo, Egypt, Vegan Food, Vegan Reviews, Vegan Travel
Prior to arriving in the occupied territories of Palestine, I learned about PAL (Palestinian Animal League) through personal research. PAL is an animal, and human rights organization located in Ramallah, that works to empower youth, and
// Israel, Occupation, Palestine, Palestinian Animal League
Last December we entered a contest through a website called Vegan Travel. They were throwing a contest to win a 6 month all expenses paid trip around the world (You choose your own destinations). So
// Contest, Italy, vegan, Vegan Travel
We boarded our 11:45pm bus for Panama City, and prepared to hunker down for a 15 hour journey. I tend to whine every time we take a bus ride that exceeds 8 hours, but it’s
// Central America, Panama, Panama City, travel
The locals call her Umm ad-Dunya–The Mother of the World–but we know her as Cairo. She is busy, noisy, teeming with people and vehicles, and by the end of your visit you will be clearing
Kenya is most famously known for it’s national parks teeming with wildlife, with one of the most popular being Masai Mara. Our last visit together was 7 years ago, so we felt it was due
I am so extremely excited to say that, thanks to the new found consciousness in local Egyptians who care about their health and animals, Cairo has become incredibly easy to find vegan food! The last
Prior to arriving in the occupied territories of Palestine, I learned about PAL (Palestinian Animal League) through personal research. PAL is an animal, and human rights organization located in Ramallah, that works to empower youth, and
While driving through Italy to arrive in Ljubljana, we weren’t expecting Slovenia to be as green as it is. This young nation is one of Europe’s most forested countries (over 60%), and it is this
After an 8 hour overnight train ride, we arrived in our third destination with VeganTravel, Budapest, Hungary. We were tired but excited to discover what was ahead of us. Check-in time for our Airbnb
Last December we entered a contest through a website called Vegan Travel. They were throwing a contest to win a 6 month all expenses paid trip around the world (You choose your own destinations). So
We boarded our 11:45pm bus for Panama City, and prepared to hunker down for a 15 hour journey. I tend to whine every time we take a bus ride that exceeds 8 hours, but it’s
The alarm sounded at 5:30am. We peeled ourselves from bed, got dressed, and hastily made our way through breakfast. Despite rush hour in San Jose, we managed to hail a taxi immediately, and we were
After 3 dry scorching hot weeks of sedentary living in San Juan Del Sur, we were just itching (more like sweating) to leave Nicaragua. Before our departure, I had secured a housesitting gig through TrustedHousesitters.com
There was a time when I thought I would never get tired of travelling. I don’t mean getting bored with discovering the world, I am talking about simply becoming warn out. Achy feet, low energy,
Steeped in indiginous history and culture, San Cristobal De La Casas, Mexico is a town centered in the highlands of the Chiapas province. It is a charming town filled with bars, and cafes; lined with colourful
When the Mayans discovered chocolate 2000 years ago, little did they know that it would later become a most coveted superfood worldwide. In Mayan society, all classes, rich and poor alike, were entitled to this
Cody and I awoke moments before our alarm was to go off and quickly jumped out of bed. We got dressed, had a quick breakfast, walked to the bus station just a couple of
Arriving by taxi to a local San Salvadoran neighbourhood, we were dropped off in front of a charming red building draped with plants. This was our stop. Arbol De Fuego Eco-Hotel. We walked into a simply
The images in our minds of Guatemala were the same images that a few people back home had about Mexico. We were warned to be very careful; that it was dangerous, and that we
Laguna Lodge Eco Resort and Nature Reserve sits at the waters edge of Lake Atitlan surrounded by it’s own nature reserve. The resort is not accessible by car, so Cody and I hopped on one
To some, Mexico City may have a less than desirable reputation, but like all city’s (and people) it has it’s good, and bad parts. Do your research, and you’ll be glad you visited this city
Tulum is well known for its beautiful emerald coastline, cenotes, and artsy laid back vibe. All along the main street you can find local artist shops, jewellery stores, colourful Mexican folk art, and stylish clothing
With the amount of travel Cody and I choose to do, there is no getting away from seeing how poorly animals are treated around the world. We’ve seen baby elephants get kicked in Thailand, yelled
Although Puerto Vallarta is not our favourite Mexican destination, it’s a good place to begin our travels-plus it has some great vegan restaurants! Our world wanderings pretty much revolve around us stuffing our faces with
Food is a very important part of every culture. All over the world people gather around food to celebrate births, milestones, marriages, religious ceremonies, and often times to mourn. It is the heart of family gatherings,
