Don’t Stop Living – a lifestyle of travel brings you ongoing travel tips from all seven continents!
“You’re turning every modern theory on its head” – Gryff Rhys. Nauru is a real enigma for your travelling mindset. Before arriving here, you hear all sorts of fake stories about how it is the most remote island in the world, it’s the most isolated country in the world, it’s difficult to get to, the…
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Whether you think it’s important or not, the logo of a company sticks and it becomes part of the culture of any brand. The Don’t Stop Living logo has remained constant and consistent since 2013, however I had a few different logos before that, all in a similar style and all using the colours blue,…
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Do you go camping with family and friends on a regular basis? Is taking care of the environment important to your value system? Are you interested in finding out how you can make your camping experience more environmentally friendly? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this article will serve as a very…
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A prominent name in elite traveling and tour is the Royal Holiday Vacation Club. The facility is serving its members for many years and bringing the best traveling and accommodation options for vacationers. The Club has a strong association and presence in some of the most desirable holiday destinations in the world, and it covers…
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Look, I’m not going to dress up a dream. But the fact is, I’m older now. Maybe not wiser, but older. In my late 30s I didn’t expect to be in this position. I’m within touching grasp of visiting 200 real countries, with two blogs I am proud of and with friends from almost every…
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Traveling abroad requires a substantial amount of paper works and legal document; without a visa, you can’t enter any foreign country. Obtaining a visa can be a complicated process where you might roam around a variety of agencies to understand the documents required for the visa process. There are a variety of agencies who offers…
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When I used to live in England (Bournemouth, Dartford, London) I used to love heading out to eat and drink in the country’s truly diverse and eclectic range of bars, pubs, restaurants, eateries and clubs. I spent 6 years living there and I still try to pop back once a year, especially to watch my…
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Nauru as an island and country is split into 14 provinces and it has 19 villages. Ronave is a village and settlement in the province of Ewa and is basically a large complex that acts as a place to buy everything you need all in the same place!! On an island such as this, Ronave…
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Nauru as an island and country is split into 14 provinces and it has 19 villages. Boe is the smallest province in the country and sits sandwiched in between two bigger and more boisterous provinces – Yaren and Aiwo. But here, Boe boasted seven main sights so I felt I’d compile them onto one of…
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Ewa province in Nauru had me remembering my wonderful life in Poland due to the name – I met quite a few ladies called Ewa in Poland, pronounced “Eva” and this place had a beauty to mirror those girls. Two Ewas that stood out were the lovely Ewa Pykosz who backpacked with me in Azerbaijan…
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