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Ireland road trip – The perfect one week itinerary
Read our travel guide for the ultimate road trip around Ireland, week-long itinerary with tips on what to see and do from the countryside to small towns and big city adventures
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6 best things to do in Doolin
Road tripping through Ireland? You can’t miss Doolin, a small coastal village, known as the traditional music capital of Ireland, and home to the magnificent Cliffs of Moher. Here are the 6 best things to see, do and eat in Doolin.
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Dublin food tour
Planning a trip to Dublin? Check out this food tour where you can taste traditional food, Irish whiskey, fine cheese and ice cream.
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Visiting Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park and lessons learnt
‘Eli ‘eli kau mai – let awe possess me Let me start by explaining. This post is the definition of procrastination. You know how that goes, right? You think you’ll write a blog post about that awesome experience “soon” and you procrastinate and procrastinate some more. Then you realise one day that the post went
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Healing in Hawai’i
A year can be amazing and long, brutal and loving, fulfilling and humbling all at once. Sometimes, this kind of year that shakes your foundations and pushes you out of your comfort zone can leave a few battle scars. “You need to come out to Hawaii,” my sister said after her move there last year. “The island
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3 days in Jordan
I’ll admit, Jordan was never on my travel wish list. For someone who has lived in the Middle East all her life, what new experiences could Jordan possibly offer? A whole load apparently, as I found out for myself 10 days ago. From walking the many hills of Amman and taking in the limestone-clad buildings,
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4 days in Singapore – a detailed itinerary
Food is one of Singapore’s national pastimes. Some eat to live and others live to eat. I think I fall into the second category and maybe that’s why, I have a special place in my heart for this city. Singapore is perfect for a quick 3-4 days city break. Of course, if you have more
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Street Foods of Singapore
Supplied image Do you know your nasi lemak from your nasi goreng? Singapore has its own food language, much like the informal lingo of the locals, called Singlish. The hybrid vocabulary reflects the broad range of the country’s immigrants, taking words from Malay, Tamil, Hokkien, Cantonese, Mandarin and other Chinese languages. Be prepared to hear words