Top 5 Brisbane Dive Sites You Must Visit

Brisbane is an excellent destination for scuba divers, offering some of Australia’s best dive sites. People who travel to the city can explore the rich marine life, colourful coral reefs, and abundant wildlife in some of the most stunning locations. However, it can be quite tricky to get from one place to the other. To Read more about Top 5 Brisbane Dive Sites You Must Visit[…]

15 Bars With Interesting Quirky Records I Was In

“Spend your nightlife table hopping, trying to keep your bag of bones in trim” – Noel Gallagher. When travel used to be a thing, I loved the thrill of it all. I loved the crazy stuff, I needed even the sorrow amidst all that. The unrecognised countries, the secrets, the wacaday museums, the sadness at Read more about 15 Bars With Interesting Quirky Records I Was In[…]

Backpacking Centurion Volume 1 - Don't Look Back in Bangor - FINALLY Released 25th June 2020

Backpacking Centurion Volume 1 – Don’t Look Back in Bangor – FINALLY Released 25th June 2020

“Although loneliness has always been a friend of mine, I’m leaving my life in your hands” – Backstreet Boys. The 25th June 1982 was a day to remember for the Northern Ireland football team. By no mere coincidence, and five years later than billed, on the 25th June 2020, I finally release the first volume Read more about Backpacking Centurion Volume 1 – Don’t Look Back in Bangor – FINALLY Released 25th June 2020[…]

Backpacking in Kiribati: Touring Te Umanibong, National Cultural Museum in Bikenibeu

Backpacking in Kiribati: Touring Te Umanibong, National Cultural Museum in Bikenibeu

  I could be forgiven for expecting the settlement of Bikenibeu to be spelt “Bikini Bow” and be a beach full of Kiribati’s hottest babes all relaxing in the sunshine in their swimming costumes. While exotic beaches in Tarawa Atoll (Kiribati’s main part, which houses the capital, the national museum and the main international airport) do Read more about Backpacking in Kiribati: Touring Te Umanibong, National Cultural Museum in Bikenibeu[…]

My 100 Top Football Moments From 100 Countries

“Gerry Armstrong, what a worker he is” – John Motson. In February 2020, when I hit country 186 on my personal list of recognised separate states, one of my priorities was to watch a football match there. That country was Lesotho and I arrived into the capital city Maseru ready for the big match. That Read more about My 100 Top Football Moments From 100 Countries[…]

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! My Top 6 Saint Patrick’s Days Down The Years

Ireland’s patron saint, Saint Patrick is a man of pure oxymoronic nature if today’s commercial excrement could for an ungreedy second be aware of who this guy really was. Money took over the world folks – just ask DickMonalds and Coca Cola. There is no need for Valentine’s Day Thorntons or Interflora or Christmas Santa Read more about Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! My Top 6 Saint Patrick’s Days Down The Years[…]

The Best Family-Friendly Activities on New Zealand’s North Island

New Zealand is one of the best locations in the world to take the family for adventure, relaxation, and fun of all kinds. As New Zealand North Island tour packages become increasingly popular, you’ll want to explore all the fun and excitement you can get your hands on! Here are just a few of the Read more about The Best Family-Friendly Activities on New Zealand’s North Island[…]

Backpacking in Kiribati: Visiting Eita, The Highest Peak of Tarawa Atoll - 3 Metres!

Backpacking in Kiribati: Visiting Eita, The Highest Peak of Tarawa Atoll – 3 Metres!

There are not many countries I have been to where I know I was the highest person at one point. I have managed it in Guatemala and Nauru for sure. And then here in low lying Kiribati, it was easy to head to the capital Tarawa Atoll’s highest point – Eita. However, I was to Read more about Backpacking in Kiribati: Visiting Eita, The Highest Peak of Tarawa Atoll – 3 Metres![…]