Indie Travel Podcast
The Best Travel Podcast – Travel tips and advice for independent explorers of the world.
Helping people like you travel well since 2006
Meet Your Travel Podcast Hosts
Indie Travel Podcast hosts Craig and Linda Martin started travelling full-time in 2006. From their home in New Zealand, Oceania to Asia, Europe, South America, North America, and Africa. Antarctica remains out of reach!
We love meeting people to share experiences (and drinks!). We seek out lesser known attractions, strange festivals, and plan trips with the breathing space to change plans and explore.
We bounce between hiking (often the Camino) and staying in hostels or AirBNBs to lux accommodation while following our love of wine and spirits.
Explore the site, with over 15 years of travel stories and experiences, download the podcast on iTunes, and — most importantly — travel well!
Recent Travel Podcasts and Stories

Best Tours in San Marino to explore the city, stories and history
San Marino is an amazing place: a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a beautiful micronation, and just fun to visit. But what are the best tours in San Marino? I’m glad you asked… Best Tours in San Marino by Type We’ve searched out the best walking tours of San Marino, found an excellent e-bike tour in…

Spaceship Campers in the UK – everything you need to know
Spaceships are compact campers that are available in England and Scotland without any add-on European travel or one-way fees – and that makes them perfect for exploring: fly into one city, road trip to another, and fly out with no added costs! In the UK, Spaceships has two types of vehicle: camper vans and motorhomes….

Spaceship Campers in Australia – everything you need to know
Spaceships are compact campers that are available from seven Australian locations without any one-way fees – and that makes them perfect for exploring: fly into one city, road trip to another, and fly out with no added costs! I love to hire Spaceship Campers because they drive and park like a car — they’re converted…

Spaceship Campers in New Zealand – everything you need to know
Spaceships are compact campers that started in NZ and are now also available in Australia and the UK. I love to hire Spaceship Campers in New Zealand because they drive and park like a car — they’re converted people movers — but give you the freedom and flexibility of a full-sized motorhome. This is especially…

Nine Spectacular Things to do on Kangaroo Island
Kangaroo Island, South Australia is jam-packed with things to do, for local visitors and international tourists. Our favourite things to do on Kangaroo Island.

3 Incredible Day Trips from Buenos Aires
Get away from the crowds and the noise of Buenos Aires with these three easy day trips to Tigre, San Isidro, and Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay.
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Most Popular Travel Blogs

Best Tours in San Marino to explore the city, stories and history
San Marino is an amazing place: a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a beautiful micronation, and just fun to visit. But what are the best tours in San Marino? I’m glad you asked… Best Tours in San Marino by Type We’ve searched out the best walking tours of San Marino, found an excellent e-bike tour in…

What to pack in your under-seat carry-on bag
What to pack in the carry-on bag that you put under the seat in front of you, for a comfortable short- or long-haul flight. Listen to our carry-on-bag packing podcast.

The Best Day Trip from Salzburg: Konigsee and the Salzburg Salt Mines
While there’s plenty to do in the picturesque town of Salzburg, if you want a day out then it’s easy to create an independent day trip across the border to Germany.

My Cotswold Way packing list — and what I wish I had left behind!
A light pack is always your friend, and when packing for the Cotswold Way, it’s easy to keep that weight down. Check out our Cotswold Way packing list.

The checklist: How to pack for Burning Man (2022)
Packing for Burning Man, be it your first time or not, is an overwhelming experience. This what to pack list will help you be prepared for anything.

Sherry Tours – The Best Wineries of Jerez (Visited and Reviewed)
Not all Jerez winery tours are created equal, though, so make sure to consider your needs carefully before choosing which winery to visit.
More Popular Travel Podcasts and Stories

How to celebrate the Vardavar Festival in Armenia
For a unique experience, head to Armenia in July to take part in the Vardavar Festival, when everyone takes to the streets to throw water at each other.

How to get around Italy – Your Best Transport Options
Once you’ve decided to head to Italy (and let’s be honest, that’s not a hard decision to make) you have to consider Italy transport: how will you get there, and how will you get around?

How to visit the Alhambra in Granada
The Alhambra is a must-do activity when you’re in Granada, but you need to be a little prepared to get the most out of your visit.

Travel diary: Five months in New Zealand
Five months in New Zealand (and about five weeks in Australia) have shown us that there’s no place like home… and also, no place like the open road.

MassKara: the festival of smiles
Vibrant colours, parades, costumes, food stalls – you name it, the MassKara festival has it! Find out more about this vibrant event, which is held in Bacolod, the Philippines, every October.

Riga and Rundale: the Latvia podcast
Riga’s the biggest city in the Baltics, the most-vibrant city, and the place with the best nightlife. In English-speaking Europe, the capital of Latvia is also known as the stag- and hen-party capital of the region.

How to travel by long-distance bus podcast
Long-distance bus is one of the most common forms of transport out there. As an independent traveller, you’re sure to find yourself on one or more long bus trips. Find out how to travel by long-distance bus in this episode of the Indie Travel Podcast

7 Ways to find lesser-known attractions when travelling
Talk to locals or other travellers, find information online or off, or just head out to explore. Here’s how to find lesser-known attractions in your travel destination.

How to be a good hostel guest
Staying in hostels is a great way to save money and meet other travelers. Make your experience better by following these tips for being a good hostel guest.

What clothes to pack podcast
Learn how to pack smart. Clothes make up a fair percentage of the things in your backpack. If you take too many clothes, you end up with a heavy bag or no room for other essentials, and if you take too few clothes – well, let’s not go there.

Travel toiletries podcast: slim it down!
Your toiletry kit can be one of the heaviest things you pack, or it could be one of the lightest – which sounds better? Find out how to achieve the second option.

Hostelling podcast: 7 reasons hostels rock and how to really enjoy them
Seven reasons that hostels rock. The pros of cheap accommodation for travellers.

Travel to Cusco, Peru podcast
Cusco, Peru is definitely worth a visit. Make sure you see what Cusco has to offer, don’t just get caught up in the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.

Ten podcasts to travel with
Ten excellent podcasts for travellers. Best travel podcasts for people on the road.

An alternative guide to London
London is (with good reason) a tourist hotspot, and most of it has already been discovered. This alternative guide to London has some lesser-known options.

Top 10 things to do in Greece
Packed full of history, favour, and islands, Greece is a destination that’s unlikely to disappoint. The only question is — what are the best things to do in Greece?

How to get from Lanzarote to Fuerteventura, Spain
Sometimes it makes sense to fly to an alternative airport and make your way to your final destination by ground transport. In the Canary Islands, if you’re going to Fuerteventura, you might want to fly into Lanzarote.

Top dishes to try in South Korea
Some of the best food to try while is Korea is also some of the most commonly found — so get tasting!

Auckland rocks: why you should visit our home town
Auckland’s a great city that deserves its high quality of living rating. It’s definitely worth spending a few days in when you’re in New Zealand.

How to use a Eurail pass
Eurail passes are pretty easy to use, though there’s a little bit of admin to do.

How to visit the Itaipu Dam from Ciudad del Este, Paraguay
An independent trip to the Itaipu dam is an easy, cheap day out from Ciudad del Este using the public bus system — much more fun than an organised tour would be!

How to get around in Malta
Bus travel in Malta is a fun, if sometimes bumpy, experience.

Top ten things to do in Salzburg podcast
What are the best things to do in Salzburg? After our recent time in Salzburg, we talk about what we got up to, and our top ten picks for your visit.
Three day-trips from Sydney
Sydney’s a fantastic place, with a lot to do in the city itself, and it also offers some great options for day trips — head to the Blue Mountains, Berry, or the Hunter Valley.

10 ways to make friends while travelling podcast
It’s possible to feel lonely while traveling — even if you’re travelling with a partner, friend or family member! That’s why making friends while travelling is so important.

What to do in Bath, UK
Travel to Bath, England and be rewarded with Roman Baths and Georgian architecture, all in a World Heritage site. Attractions and things to do in Bath, UK.

Spaceship Campers in New Zealand – everything you need to know
Spaceships are compact campers that started in NZ and are now also available in Australia and the UK. I love to hire Spaceship Campers in New Zealand because they drive and park like a car — they’re converted people movers — but give you the freedom and flexibility of a full-sized motorhome. This is especially…

Things I look for in a luxury getaway
What do you look for in a luxury getaway? Here are a few of my favourite things… and they might not be what you expect!

Get to know your South Pacific coffee
Wherever you go for coffee in New Zealand and Australia, you’ll need to know the local parlance to help you find the right brew for you.

Spaceship Campers in Australia – everything you need to know
Spaceships are compact campers that are available from seven Australian locations without any one-way fees – and that makes them perfect for exploring: fly into one city, road trip to another, and fly out with no added costs! I love to hire Spaceship Campers because they drive and park like a car — they’re converted…

Travel in Vilnius, Lithuania podcast
While Lithuania might not be the first country one thinks of when travelling to Europe, its capital Vilnius is definitely worth a stop. It’s the European capital of culture for 2009, and for good reason – Vilnius is packed with character. A long and turbulent history has resulted in an edgy, engaging city.

Baby Boomer Travel: the good, the bad, and going solo
You might have dreamed of travel all your life, but now you think you’re too old for it. You’re not. The pros and cons of baby boomer travel as a solo woman, by experienced independent traveller and solo travel author, Leyla Giray.

4 great things to do in Córdoba on a Sunday – Not everything is closed!
Sunday is a great day to visit Córdoba, as many of its attractions are open.

What to eat (and drink!) in Madrid podcast
Madrid, Spain’s capital, is a melting pot of Iberian culture and cuisine… So what to eat in Madrid? Lauren Aloise tells all!

Nine Spectacular Things to do on Kangaroo Island
Kangaroo Island, South Australia is jam-packed with things to do, for local visitors and international tourists. Our favourite things to do on Kangaroo Island.

One day in Zagreb, Croatia
You definitely need more than one day in Croatia’s capital, but you can make your first day in Zagreb excellent by following this itinerary.

Prague in 13 Instagram photos
Prague holds a special place in our heart, partly because it’s just so gorgeous. See for yourself by checking out these Prague Instagram photos.
48 hours with a Solo Female Traveller: Budapest
My journey through Budapest is one of my favourite memories, and my only Eastern European destination.

Travel in Prague and Vienna podcast
What would you do with a few days in Prague and Vienna? Vysehrad gardens, Old Town touring, castles, galleries, gardens, and lots of eating and drinking.

Travel diary: Panama adventures
Panama is a skinny, twisting country that links North and South America, and separates the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. It’s also where we spent the last month or so, and where we’ll spend six months later this year.

Five free things to do in Lisbon
There’s heaps to do in Lisbon for free — save your sightseeing dollars for the tapas.

Eating utensils: self-catering equipment on the road
The utensils you carry will influence what you eat and what food you are able to prepare on the road.
Five top English seaside towns
If you’re heading to England, don’t skip a trip to the seaside.

22+ things you wanted to know about Moldova
Moldova’s one of those countries that doesn’t get much press, though that has been changing recently. In this post we answer all your questions about this eastern European country.

Ten female bloggers you should follow
Women are amazing. Men are amazing too, but this post is about the female half of the species, specifically about ten female bloggers.

How to learn a language podcast, part two
It can be hard to learn a language, especially after you’ve picked up the basics and you’re ready to take it to the next level. Learn how (with our mistakes).

Top 3 things to eat in Tokyo, Japan
Japan is known for its delicious food, and the top three dishes (sushi, ramen and pancakes) can be found throughout Tokyo. Check out our top things to eat in Tokyo, Japan.

Travel diary: Cartagena, Taganga, and a lost city
Colonial ruins, literary adventures, a visit to a local youth centre, time with friends (local, foreign, and new), the beach, and a lost city. It’s been a busy couple of weeks.

Off the beaten track in Lanzarote
Despite Lanzarote’s undoubted popularity it still offers plenty to interest the independent traveller.

How to easily get around Australia podcast
Australia is a land of huge distances, so choosing the right transport is a big deal! Find out how to get around Australia in our Australia transport podcast.

3 Incredible Day Trips from Buenos Aires
Get away from the crowds and the noise of Buenos Aires with these three easy day trips to Tigre, San Isidro, and Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay.

Volunteering: an affordable way to see the world
If reducing travel costs while helping those in need and immersing yourself in a new culture sounds appealing, then seeking out affordable volunteering options may be right for you.

Vegas for the non-gambler
No matter who you may be, gambler or otherwise, Vegas offers something for any season, for any mood, and for any age — it’s not just for gamblers!

Food and travel podcast
Trying local food is an important part of travel — not only do you get to try some brand-new flavours, food can also give an insight into the culture of your destination. Listen to our food and travel podcast with Tommo and Megsy.

Porto and the north podcast
We visit Porto, the Douro Valley, Guimaraes, Braga, Bom Jesus, Santa Luzia, Viana, and Ponte de Lima in the North of Portugal in the first week of IndieRail. Here’s what you need to know.

Be smart, pack light: what to pack for a sailing trip
Packing for a sailing trip isn’t like packing for other types of travel. You’re more space-limited, for one thing! Find out how to pack for a a sailing trip!

Every Type of Sherry Wine Explained
There are more types of sherry than you might have thought — from the super-dry to the cloyingly sweet. And some of them are extremely delicious.

Day trip from Auckland: Matakana, New Zealand
An easy day trip from Auckland, New Zealand, Matakana is a great place to visit. Enjoy the markets, visit the wineries, and make sure to try the food!

How to celebrate the Loi Krathong Festival in Chiang Mai
Thailand’s Loi Krathong festival is a time of new beginnings and lanterns — head to Chiang Mai to release a lantern of your own and take part in the festivities.

Photo Essay: Quintessential Panama
Once a feared warrior culture, this small tribe of the Emberá Parara Puru of Panama now shares their customs and culture as part of an ecotourism venture.

Is it safe to visit Transnistria?
Transnistria is a breakaway republic that’s technically part of Moldova, but doesn’t regard itself as such. Some people think it’s dangerous, but we didn’t find it so.

Angkor – A travel app from Travelfish
The Angkor iPod app is an iPod touch/iPhone guidebook to Angkor Wat, Angkor Thom and Siem Reap.
Five pieces of advice for travel in Honduras
Travel in Honduras can be an amazing experience. Use theses five pieces of advice to get the most out of your time there.

Australia’s Bibbulmun Track in eight amazing photos
The Bibbulmun Track is one of Australia’s great walks, stretching along almost 1,000km of Western Australia’s coastline. You don’t need a backpack to take a look at the photos.

Burning Man: when you get past the glitter, it’s all about metaphor
The fun of Burning Man is that you never know what will happen next — for me, this year, it’s about preparing mentally for that which cannot be prepared.

Travel diary: Cuba
I should have known from the start that it was futile to try to wrap my head around the mix of contrasts and contradictions that is Cuba. We tried, though, and had a great twelve days there.

How to spend half a day in Graz, Austria
From the Schlossberg to the Murinsel to the Hauptplaz — and everything in between — there’s heaps to do in vibrant Graz. Check out our half-day itinerary for Graz, Austria.

Spaceship Campers in the UK – everything you need to know
Spaceships are compact campers that are available in England and Scotland without any add-on European travel or one-way fees – and that makes them perfect for exploring: fly into one city, road trip to another, and fly out with no added costs! In the UK, Spaceships has two types of vehicle: camper vans and motorhomes….

Siem Reap, Battambang and Phnom Penh: the Cambodia podcast
Travel Cambodia with us: we visit Phnom Penh, Battambang, Phnom Penh and cross borders on the way to and from Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok.

Dalian travel guide: what to do and where to stay in Dalian, China
Enjoy nature, explore the central city, visit Zhongshan and Xinghai Squares — there’s plenty to do in Dalian! Check out our Dalian travel guide for our top tips of what to do in Dalian, China.

Tomato madness podcast: How to celebrate La Tomatina, Spain
La Tomatina, the world’s biggest tomato fight, is held just outside of Valencia, Spain each year. We tell you how to prepare and get the most out of this mad event.

Travel diary: Ukraine
Ukraine is a stunning country, full of beautiful buildings, friendly people and delicious dumplings. We’ll be back.

Prague travel guide podcast
In this Prague podcast travel guide, we talk about our experience of Prague, Czech Republic and how you can enjoy it too.

Easter podcast: Celebrate Semana Santa in Spain
Semana Santa is a great time to be in Spain — experience the processions, eat delicious food and generally soak up the atmosphere of Holy Week (or Easter, if you prefer).

How to travel when the coronavirus keeps you home
It’s a difficult time for the world right now, but we’ll get through this! Here are some tips for travel-lovers on how to keep the travel mentality alive.

What to do in Tokyo
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the world’s most populous metropolitan cities and has been ranked as the 11th most expensive city in the world for expatriates. Formerly known as Edo, Tokyo is an urban city with an impressive skyline as well as museums, restaurants, theatres and clubs of international standards that, all…
Road-tripping New Zealand
Road trips are part of New Zealand culture, come and give it a go for yourself.

A drink-lover’s guide to Europe
Need a drink after a long day’s sight-seeing? Head to the pub, and grab a cold one. But you don’t want to drink the same old stuff you have back home. How do you know what to get? This guide will show you the way.

How to celebrate the Wonderfruit festival
If you’re interested in Burning Man, and are in Thailand in December, then head to the Wonderfruit Festival. Music, wellness, talks, sustainability, and more, all combine into an unforgettable three-day event.

A guide to 2017 Asia-Pacific festivals
From fun-filled water fights to sparkling headdresses and nature’s finest displays of beauty, the Asia-Pacific region hits the festival circuit running in 2017. Better yet, festivals give you the perfect excuse to travel and experience the wonder of cultural displays! Are you ready for the adventure? Here’s a guide to 2017’s Asia-Pacific festivals. Songkran, Thailand…

Soft drinks of the world
You can tell a lot about a country by the food the inhabitants eat, and the flavour of soft drink the residents favour also says a lot.

Top tips to improve your travel photography
Want to take better photos when you travel? Check out Ralph Velasco’s top tips for improving your travel photography.

Salzburg travel guide: what to do in Salzburg, Austria
Want to know what to do in Salzburg, Austria? Where to stay, what to see, how to get around? Check out Salzburg travel guide.

Best summer festivals around the world podcast
Festivals are a great reason to travel, and summer is a particularly good time to head to an event. Check out our list of the best summer festivals around the world.

How to live out of a suitcase
You may wonder how on earth you can live out of a suitcase or backpack. I can’t say it’s easy, but with a few of these tips, you’ll at least make sure your whole ‘home’ doesn’t smell like your dirty socks!

Travel Gear podcast
Travel gear is important — as much for what you leave behind as what you bring: everything has to be considered in terms of both utility and weight. Here’s our current toolkit and recommendations.

Sicily: Undervisited Enna
To get a fuller appreciation of Sicily, a change of scenery is needed. Persephone’s Island is anchored in the Mediterranean, but its interior reveals a perspective bound not by the sea, but rooted in the soil.

Travel in Auckland, New Zealand podcast
Auckland, known as the “City of Sails” is New Zealand’s largest city. It’s surrounded by sea and is studded with volcanic mountains, and is a very pleasant place to live or visit — it ranked third in the 2011 Worldwide Quality of Living Survey, up from previous years.

How to choose a NZ hike podcast
How do you choose a hike in New Zealand? There are a number of factors to consider, which will be more or less important depending on you and your group.

Explore your backyard: travel your own country podcast
Travel in your home country doesn’t have to be a second-best option. Thousands of people visit your home area every year. Why shouldn’t you be one of them?

Time by the Rhine: the Bonn and Cologne podcast
What are some of the best things to do in Cologne and Bonn? We find out in this Bonn and Cologne podcast from our four-month trip through Germany.

Cervantes and tapas: the Alcalá de Henares podcast
Alcalá de Henares is a charming city that is definitely worth a visit while you’re in Spain — just be prepared for Cervantes to be ever-present!

How hosting makes you a better traveller podcast
When we discovered Couchsurfing a couple of years ago, it changed our style of travel. Now we look at what hosting travellers can do for you.

How to plan your Europe trip podcast
Europe is full of imagery and experience, and if you’re planning your first trip to the Continent, it can be a bit overwhelming to know where to start. Listen to our Europe planning podcast for advice!

The Cotswold Way: end-to-end hiking resources
The Cotswold Way is a multi-day walk through some of England’s most picturesque landscape. Listen to our Cotswold Way podcast to learn about this English hike.

How-to guide to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Want to know how to get the most out of the weird and wonderful Edinburgh Fringe Festival? Check out this guide for tips on what to do and see, where to stay, and how to get there.

Eurail or InterRail?
Most travellers don’t get to choose whether they buy a Eurail or an InterRail pass, but long-term travellers might just have a choice. So which is better?

Top ten things to do in Spain podcast
Spain is one of our favourite countries in the world — something just keeps drawing us back! Since our first visit there in 2008, we’ve set up temporary bases in three Spanish cities, walked four Caminos de Santiago, and tasted countless tapas. With its huge regional variation, a visit to one part of Spain could…

Travel diary: Medellin
It’s been a busy couple of weeks for us, with big projects on the go, but we loved our time travelling in Medellin, and are already planning a return trip.

5 life-changing things to do in Bolivia
Bolivia is full of things to do while being rich in natural beauty, wealthy in authentic culture and loaded with raw, powerful experiences.

Life on an Uruguayan estancia
A trip to a rural estancia in Uruguay will not only give you a chance to connect with the origins of your food, it’ll give you an insight into the world of the local farmers and gauchos who run the land.

How to enjoy the Tahiti Heiva festival
A rich part of the Tahitian culture, the Heiva festival celebrates the history and culture of French Polynesia. If you’re in Tahiti in July, you can’t miss it!

Top 10 things to do in England podcast
Choosing just ten things to do in England was a challenge — there’s so many options! In this podcast, we talk about our favourite things to do in England.

Ten more photos from the Bibbulmun Track
Ten more photos from Western Australia’s longest hiking track: the Bibbulmun Track passes forests, coast, and everything in between. Submitted by Indie Travel Podcast Community member Guy Spouge.

Straying through Thailand and Laos
We begin our journey on the Stray backpacker bus in Thailand, heading for Laos on the Tom Yum pass. Our first tour in over four years of full-time travel.


Cheap things to do in Phnom Penh, Cambodia podcast
Cheap things to do while you travel in Phnom Penh, Cambodia including Royal Palace, FCC club, Phnom Wat and cultural documentaries.

Edinburgh travel guide podcast
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and the second most-visited city in the UK – and for good reason. Things to do in Edinburgh with travel writer Andy Hayes.

Things we no longer travel with
No matter how well you pack to travel, there will always be some items that don’t make it onto the list for the next trip.

Five must-do things in my city – Blog your backyard
Find five interesting things about Auckland, New Zealand … that shouldn’t be too hard as we find more things to do in Auckland for the Blog Your Backyard project.

How to make the most of the Aroma Festival, Sydney
Every July the Rocks Aroma Festival is hosted in the center of Sydney CBD. Aficionados swarm here to celebrate the finest beverage in the world: coffee.

Visit Iguaçu Falls podcast
A visit to the Iguaçu Falls is a must on many travellers’ itinerary of South America. And for good reason – they are incredible. You can view the falls from both Brazil and Argentina, and each side provides quite a different experience.

Wine tasting at Ambalavao, Madagascar
Madagascar has it all. Lemurs, chameleons, baobab trees, fresh bread and pâté, and yes, wine.

Travel diary 2010
All of Craig and Linda’s 2010 adventures compiled into one, handy, enormous post. Read about the Indie Travel adventures of 2010!

Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro podcast: an itinerary
Podcast talking about a travel itinerary from Buenos Aires, Argentina through Uruguay to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 17 days. Annotated by Indie Travel from an Intrepid Travel trip.

Camino de Santiago podcast
The Camino de Santiago is a famous pilgrimage walk finishing in Spain. In this podcast, we discuss planning for the Camino Frances & Via de la Plata (or any long walk).

Spain by train – the last #IndieRail Podcast
In this travel podcast, we travel to Jerez de la Frontera, Spain by way of Barcelona, Zaragoza, Cordoba, and Granada in the last leg of #IndieRail.

Top 5 things to do in Champagne podcast
If you’re a wine drinker, a trip to the Champagne region of France is a must! Check out our top things to do in Champagne podcast.

Great places to visit in northern Italy – Venice, Florence, Pisa, Padova and more
Explore some of the best places to visit in northern Italy based on our recent IndieRail trip – Venice, Florence, Pisa, Padova and more!

Solo female travel in Santiago, Chile
As a solo female traveller visiting South America for the first time, Santiago, Chile is a very good place to start.

Six weeks of the Via de la Plata
In March and April 2012, Craig and I walked the 1000km from Seville to Santiago as an outside-the-box way to celebrate ten years of marriage.

Things to do in the Bay of Islands, plus how to get around and where to stay
Travel the Bay of Islands, Northland, New Zealand with things to do, where to stay and how to get there as an independent traveller.

Top things to do in Croatia podcast
Croatia is a fascinating country that has now been well and truly incorporated into the backpackers’ trail, so infrastructure is good while prices are still pretty cheap.

Christmas in Jerez, Spain – The Best Things to Do!
There’s plenty going on in Jerez at Christmastime.

Estonia in 11 amazing Instagram photos
Take a short trip around Estonia in 11 amazing Instagram pictures. Follow along with #jaywaybaltics.

How to get from Siem Reap to Bangkok
Although the route involves a taxi, a small bus, a walk, a ute, a larger bus, and another walk, travelling from Siem Reap to Bangkok is relatively straightforward.

Vienna travel guide podcast
Vienna, known for its elegance, its opera, and its schnitzel, is the capital of Austria and one of our favourite European cities. In response to requests for location-based podcasts, we discuss one of the jewels in Europe’s crown.

Top 10 things to do near Vilanculos Mozambique
From diving to horse-riding; picnics on the beach to exploring the local market — there’s plenty to do in Vilanculos, Mozambique.

Take the train: the best way to travel around Spain
Train travel is an excellent way to get around Spain — you can save time, stress and maybe even money compared to travelling by plane, bus or car.

The Top 5 Galician tapas to tickle your tastebuds
Galicians love to eat out, and a lot of the names on the menu will be new to you. Here’s five of the best Galician dishes for your trip to northern Spain.

More than just beer gardens: the Munich podcast
Munich: the home of Oktoberfest! We found beer gardens and beer halls, but we also found a whole lot more: a city with an outdoor vibe; with museums, palaces and galleries; and great people too.

What is indie travel? Our 300th podcast
For our 300th episode of Indie Travel Podcast, we revisit our roots and discuss what indie travel means to us.

How to spend a day in Nuremberg — in five different ways
Nuremberg is a large city that feels like a small one, and it has plenty to do for all kinds of visitors.

The added benefits of Eco Travel
Travelling in a more eco-friendly way can help to tackle global warming, curb your carbon footprint, and be very rewarding. Plus — your trip might even be easier!

Swaziland: A safari setting like no other
Swaziland may be the smallest country in the southern hemisphere, but it’s big on experiences. Read about how to make the most of your Swaziland trip.

Best cities in Austria podcast
What are the best cities to visit in Austria? We tell you, along with our thoughts on coming back to travel in Austria after several years away.

German Christmas Markets From A to Z
If you’re in Germany at Christmas time, you can’t miss the Christmas markets. Read how to do them well.

Explore the Splendor of Royal Palace Phnom Penh: A Photo Essay
The Royal Palace in Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh, is the city’s most-visited tourist attraction. And for good reason: the buildings are beautiful and the atmosphere tranquil.

Top 10 tips for car hire while travelling podcast
Renting a car while travelling can be daunting, but these top ten tips for travel car hire will help you save time and money. Listen to our car hire podcast!

Walking the Camino Inglés podcast
The Camino Ingles is one of the many routes of the Camino de Santiago. In this podcast, we talk about this pilgrimage from A Coruna, Spain.

American South West road trip podcast
South west America road trip to four beautiful spots: Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Virgin River in Zion National Park and Bryce National Park.

Trains in Spain – Rail Passes, Buying Tickets and How To Plan Your Train Travel in Spain COMPLETE GUIDE 2022
A great trip starts with good planning, so here are some helpful tips for train travel in Spain.

Best backpacks for travelling (or, five backpacks I haven’t bought)
What are the best backpacks for travelling? Cheap backpacks often don’t stand a chance for long-term travel, but here are five great backpacks I haven’t bought.

Home Sweet Home, the next steps for vandwelling
Pimp your van – Jessica Spaulding outlines how to take all the comforts of home with you while living out of a vehicle.

Sleeping on the road: five useful items
Sleep is an important part of life, and getting good sleep is an important part of travel. Make sure you budget enough time in your day to get your eight hours in, and use these items to make it a quality rest.

London Travel Podcast and Free Audio Guide
Heading to London? Check out our London travel guide with advice about what to do, where to stay, and how to get around in this amazing city.
Varanasi, India and the Ganges River
Backpacking into Varanasi, India. Varanasi, or as it was once known, Benaras, is considered a place of pilgrimage for many Hindus.

Travel diary: nine days in Prague
We planned to spend our time in Prague working, but ended up doing a nine-day gastronomy tour and spending time with friends. Read our Prague travel diary.

Top 10 tips for long flights podcast
Preparing well for a long flight can make your trip that much smoother and more comfortable. Have a great plane trip with our top ten tips for long flights.

How to enjoy the Dinagyang festival in Iloilo, Philippines
Dinagyang Festival, a religious and cultural event, is one of the most popular and much-anticipated festivals in the Philippines – find out how to enjoy it!

Toiletries on a plane: what to put in your toiletries kit
Purging your toiletries can be a great way to lighten your packing, but there are some things that you really shouldn’t be without.

A Coruna Itinerary: The Best Day in A Coruña, Spain (travel podcast)
It’s easy to spend a week or more in the Spanish seaside city of La Coruña, but one day is okay too! Check out our guide to how to spend one day in A Coruña, Spain.

The saga continues: getting a Ukrainian visa, part two
I was recently stupid enough to try to enter Ukraine without a visa. It took several days and a lot of waiting around, but I got one in the end!

Three ways to improve your homecoming
For better or worse, at some point you’ll almost certainly have to return home from your travels. And how do you deal with homecoming?

Cheap places to stay in Hawaii
Hawaii on the cheap? Yup. It can be done — We show you some cheap places to stay in Hawaii.

The best women’s travel stories, from #WeGoSolo
A positive and thoughtful look at solo travel for women, with some of the best stories from #WeGoSolo.

How to get the most out of your city card
City cards vary wildly in terms of price and inclusions, with some being exceptional value while others barely save you anything. Wring the most value possible out of your card by following a few simple steps.

Top reasons to buy point-to-point tickets instead of a Eurail pass
A Eurail pass could save you time and money when travelling through Europe… but then again, it might not.

Is indie travel right for me?
Independent travel is awesome, but it isn’t for everyone. Check out the pros and cons of going it alone versus going with an organisation.

Kerouac’s Big Sur: don’t get hung up on Bixby
The Bixby Creek Bridge is certainly worth a stop on a trip along California 1, but no matter how much you want to be a Dharma Bum, don’t let it eat up your day.

24 Hours in Jerusalem
24 Hours in Jerusalem – After a brief visit, I’ve put together my perfect to do list for a short visit to Jerusalem.

The Salta podcast
This Salta podcast covers things to do, places to see, where to stay, how to get around in Salta, Argentina. Rounded out with good stories & nice pictures.

Berlin travel podcast with Paul Sullivan
Berlin is a vibrant city full of art, history, and fantastic people doing interesting things. We speak with Paul Sullivan from Slow Travel Berlin and try to get to grips with the best clubs, best restaurants and most interesting things to do in the city.

Bay of Islands cruise on the Ipipiri
An overnight cruise in the Bay of Islands is a wonderful treat, and a great way to see the area’s wildlife and natural beauty.

How to visit Ritsurin Park, Japan
Ritsurin Park is considered as one of the most beautiful parks in Japan. Find out how to visit Ritsurin Park in Shikoku Island, Japan!

Taking the waters in Bath
You don’t need a time machine to see a lot of Bath as it was in both Roman times or aristocratic Georgian England, but you might want to bring your wallet — Bath is the perfect spot to splash out on a luxurious day at the spa.

Solo female travel in Sucre, Bolivia
Sucre is a great destination for solo women travellers, with its good mix of warm weather, good food, character, and things to see, do, and buy.

Things to do near Madrid podcast
Things to do in, and daytrips from Madrid. We visit Madrid, Toledo, Aranjuez and Segovia, and suggest things to do in each place.

Travel in Saigon/Ho Chi Minh City podcast
Saigon is the largest city in Vietnam and considered the financial hub. However even though it’s Vietnam’s most modern city, you will be amazed at how ‘old fashioned’ it seems.

Hiking the Via Alpina podcast
The Via Alpina hike runs over 5,000km through eight European countries. We speak with adventurer and author Brandon Wilson about his experiences on the trail and slow travel in Europe.

Things to do in New York City podcast
New York is an incredible city – we’ve just discovered that six days is in no way enough. We caught a lot of the highlights though, such as the Empire State Building, MOMA, the Met, and the Circle Line Cruise.
7 reasons hostels suck, and how to deal with it
Hostels, youthhostels, hostals, backpackers hostels, jugendherbergen … Call them what you will, Karol doesn’t like them.

Cuba in 16 Instagram photos
Travel in Cuba is an experience like no other in a country that’s like no other: stopped in time in some respects, inching into the future in others. We found it frustrating, invigorating, interesting and welcoming, and we’re sure you’ll have a great time there when you travel to Cuba. In the meantime, enjoy these Cuba Instagram photos.

The best places in Cadiz, Andalusia
We look at the best places to visit in the province of Cadiz, Andalusia: Cadiz, Jerez de la Frontera, and the White Villages. Andalusia is one of the biggest regions in Spain and there’s heaps to do!

Travel in Bilbao, Spain podcast
Bilbao is an attractive city set on the Nervión River. It’s the capital of the Biscay province and is the largest city in the Basque Country, an autonomous community in northern Spain.

Durga Puja: A Bengali Tradition
Durga Puja in Kolkata, India is the biggest festival in Bengal. It occurs around the end of September to the middle of October and is both busy and energetic.

The Ultimate Tokyo City Guide
Tokyo is one of the biggest, safest and most culturally diverse cities on the planet. Find out what to do and where to stay in Japan’s capital city in our Tokyo city guide.

Seven great things to do in New Zealand podcast
There are plenty of things to do in New Zealand — here are 7 great tips for making the most of your time in the Land of the Long White Cloud.

The Camino Primitivo podcast
The Camino Primitivo is our favourite Way of Saint James so far. If you’re planning to do a Camino de Santiago, we recommend this one — but do a bit of preparation before you go!

Gung-ho on Gurgaon
You’ve never heard of Gurgaon, but this Indian city is becoming ever-more popular. Close to Delhi, it offers temples, nature, and — of course — shopping.

South America travel podcast: Peru and Bolivia
We’re getting to the end of our four months in South America. We talk about the first two with our travel companion Ange.

How to buy travel insurance podcast
How to buy travel insurance? Look online! But how do you find the best travel insurance? What do you look for? What questions should you ask? Find out.

Staying warm, keeping cool when vandwelling
Living in a vehicle while on a road trip means dealing with the weather, no matter how bad.

Poverty, travel and micro-lending: an interview with Kiva’s Giovanna Masci
Travel can bring us face to face with poverty that seems to have no solution. We talk with Giovanna Masci about microlending through Kiva.

New York City – A Free Audio Travel Guide Podcast
New York City travel guide with information on cheap New York accommodation, activities, transport, food and drink.

How to prepare for your first solo overnight trek
Hiking alone is an experience like no other. Prepare for the experience by making sure you have everything you need for your first solo overnight trek.

Buenos Aires city guide podcast
Buenos Aires is an amazing city, full of vibe and interesting people. Learn more about travel in Buenos Aires in this podcast city guide.

How to take a taxi in South America
Taxi culture varies from country to country – learn how to catch a taxi in the South American countries of Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Uruguay.

SleepPhones – Review
SleepPhones are a great way for us podcast-listeners to comfortably fall asleep without trashing headphones.

Top things to do in Utah
Although Utah is known to many outsiders for its awesome outdoor adventures, Utah offers tourists a greater variety than you might think.

Relax in Peru’s Sacred Valley
Peru has a lot more to offer than just the one big attraction. Make sure you relax and soak in the atmosphere.

Travel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, that bustling, muggy, shopping mecca, is a great place to start exploring Asia. It’s been referred to as “Asia lite” – it’s definitely Asia, but most home comforts can be found somewhere in the sprawling metropolis.

What clothes to pack for short and long trips podcast
Packing for travel can be a challenge, and it’s important to have the correct clothes for the trip you’re on. Listen to our packing podcast for our top tips on what clothes to pack for short and long trips.
Six practical tips for your first time in Wellington
I often feel like Wellington doesn’t get the attention it deserves among New Zealand’s great cities and towns. And it’s a shame, really. Because, as cliché as it is to say, Wellington really does have something for everyone.

A guide to Osaka, Japan
Japan has seen visitor numbers plummet after the recent earthquake and tsunami. It shouldn’t have, because there are many awesome areas in the country that are perfectly safe to visit, such as Osaka.

Money for travel podcast
Listen to our money for travel podcast for tips on saving for travel, making money while travelling, and how to spend less while travelling.

Become a vagabond master
To determine if you can hack long-term travel to remote countries, I’ve put together a little four-week travel training plan to prepare your mind and body for vagabonding.

Yoga podcast: Surfing, yoga, and sustainable living in Fuerteventura
Jamie Isaac tells how his surfing holiday turned into a sustainable business that’s changing people’s lives in Fuerteventura, while we’re in Ireland and Croatia. Features Irish music from the streets of Dublin.

Eurorail and Eurail pass tips and tricks podcast
Travel by train in Europe using a Eurail Pass, also known as a Eurorail pass. In this podcast we share some Eurail pass tips and tricks for better travel.

Yucatan, Chiapas and Campeche in Instagram photos
We did our best to visit as much of the Yucatan Peninsula as we could on our visit to Mexico. Check out our Yucatan, Chiapas and Campeche Instagram photos.

Rum, cigars and classic cars: the Cuba podcast
Cuba is unlike any other place in the world, and travelling there requires a different travel strategy. Find out how to travel in Cuba with this Cuba travel podcast.
48 hours with a Solo Female Traveler: Amsterdam
Getting lost in Amsterdam was probably one of the scariest situations I had been in while travelling alone.
Three ways to improve your American road trip
Internet tools to help improve your American road trip.

How to choose the best travel medical cover
It’s important to have the correct insurance to cover medical events and accidents while travelling. So how to choose the correct travel medical insurance?

Air travel podcast: how to choose the best flight
How do you choose the best flight? If you’re travelling long-term, you’ll probably need to book several. These notes help you choose the right flight.

Why use public transport when travelling
Travelling by public transport is an experience in itself when visiting a new city! Listen to our public transport podcast.
London 101 – Five tips for London travel
Five tips for London travel. Explore London but make sure you have enough time for it!

How to catch a bus in Chile and Peru podcast
You’ll probably spend a fair amount of time on buses in Peru and Chile – follow these tips to make it easier.

What to eat and drink in New Zealand
New Zealand has some amazing options for food and drink, from home-grown specialties to variations on international favourites. Don’t miss New Zealand wine!

How to catch a long-distance bus in Brazil
Travelling by long-distance bus can be a good way to get around Brazil — just make sure you’ve got all the paperwork and you’re ready to go.

Travel diary: Bogotá
It was never our intention to spend three weeks in Bogotá. But we ended up staying longer than expected, working, exploring, and spending time with friends. Read our Bogota travel diary!

How to be a tourist in your own backyard podcast
It’s always possible to keep the travel mentality alive, by being a tourist in your own backyard! Listen to our local travel podcast for advice.

Four things to do in Jaipur, India
Jaipur, India, offers a multitude of cultural, religious, and historic sights and has the ability to excite even the most seasoned tourist.

Tasty things to try in Lisbon
Lisbon is a haven for the foodie: there’s great savoury food, sweet treats, and alcoholic drinks to try.

Ill at ease: a guide to homesickness
Homesickness deserves to be treated with respect and forethought — after all, we all suffer from it to some degree.

Adventure, food and fun: the Belize podcast
Adventure, food and fun are all to be found in the Central American country of Belize… at least according to today’s interviewees. We speak with Kristin Fuhrmann-Simmons and Lebawit Lily Girma about the time they’ve spent in what seems to be a marvelous country.

Home on the road: the housesitting podcast
Housesitting is a great way to immerse yourself in a destination and live like a local. In this housesitting podcast, we talk about how we started housesitting and how you can try this alternative (and cheap) form of accommodation.

How to keep your stuff safe: the travel security podcast
Theft is never fun, and if your money or belongings are stolen while travelling, it can cast a shadow over the entire trip. While insurance goes a long way to mitigate your loss, and interactions with police make a great story down the road, it’s infinitely better to do what you can to avoid being…

China’s Terracotta Army: Suspended in time
Deep in the heart of China’s mainland, sits the city of Xi’An, one of China’s Four Great Ancient Capitals and host to the Terracotta Army.

One day in Jaén, southern Spain’s inland paradise
Jaén isn’t short on things to do, and you can easily fill a day in this Spanish regional capital.

Solo female travel in La Paz, Bolivia
La Paz, Bolivia, is a city of extremes which solo women travellers can enjoy — though a few precautionary measures will increase your enjoyment.

Attending a Ganga Aarti: how to worship the Ganges River in Haridwar
Haridwar’s Ganga Aarti has taken place nightly – rain or shine! – at Har-Ki-Pauri Ghat since 1910. Find out how to experience the Ganga Aarti for yourself.

Do I want a Eurail pass?
A Eurail Pass could be exactly what you need to get around in Europe, but then again it might not be. Consider your options carefully before buying one.

Ukraine in Instagram photos
Ukraine is a beautiful country: see for yourself in these Instagram photos.

Where to find street art in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires has so much street art, it can be hard to know where to start looking for the good stuff — but there are two neighbourhoods where you’re sure to find what you’re looking for.

How to celebrate Oktoberfest Tulsa
Heading to Oktoberfest in Tulsa? Here’s everything you need to know about the festival, including how to get there and what to drink.

Travel guide to Paris, France
Paris is one of the most well-known cities in the world. It’s the city of love, the city of lights, the city of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, the Revolution – it’s one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations, one of the most advertised cities, and sadly (according to Tripadvisor users) the most overrated city in Europe – perhaps because of all the press it gets.

How to make Champagne – just try this at home!
A tour of Champagne houses in the famous region is something that could appeal to people of all levels of wine appreciation — a pilgrimage for connoisseurs, or an interesting and informative trip for enthusiastic amateurs.

Cruising Titicaca: Taquile Island – home of Peruvian textiles
Taquile Island, forming part of a Lake Titicaca tour from Puno, is picturesque, pleasant and great place to find high-quality woolen textiles.

Quintana Roo, Mexico in Instagram photos
Quintana Roo, Mexico’s eastern-most state, is the tourist hotspot of the country. It’s a place to relax and soak up the sun, or enjoy some Mayan ruins.

Should I get a Salzburg Card?
The Salzburg Card is reasonably priced and offers value for money, especially if you want to see a lot of this gorgeous Austrian city.

Salzburg Open Air Museum: more lederhosen than you can shake a maypole at
Lederhosen, dirndls, beer and may poles… It’s the start of spring in Salzburg.

More recipes for travel
A great way to save money and eat healthily when travelling is to prepare your own meals — these three recipes can be prepared with just a knife and something to cut on.

Grand Bassam, Cote d’Ivoire
The of Grand Bassam is only 40 kilometres from Abidjan, the capital of the Ivory Coast, and has rebounded from a yellow fever epidemic and a recession to become an arts and crafts hub.

How to spend one day in Munich
Munich is a lot more than just Octoberfest; this Bavarian city has a side for all visitors. In one day, you won’t begin to see it all, but you can try!

What to do in Potsdam, Germany
Palaces, gardens, Russian and Dutch areas, a film museum… there are plenty of things to do in Potsdam, just 25 minutes from Berlin’s main station.

Latvia in 15 fantastic Instagram photos
Take a short trip around the Baltic country of Lativa with these 15 Latvia Instagram pictures. Follow along with #jaywaybaltics.

Hiking the Hondo — A volcano walk on Fuerteventura
Walk around the crater of Calderón Hondo in this travel photo essay. There are cute squirrels. Promise!

The Via de la Plata and the Camino de Santiago
The Via de la Plata is one of the famous routes of the Camino de Santiago. Having just completed it, in this podcast we share some stories and learnings to inspire and prepare you.

Travel diary: Mexico
Mexico has been absolutely delicious. Apart from eating far too much, we also relaxed in Cancun, explored the Yucatan peninsula, and visited Mayan ruins.

How to Book a Eurail Pass with ACPRail.com
If you’re going to be flying a lot, or are just travelling in Europe for a short time or are going to few destinations, a Eurail pass isn’t going to do you much good. However, if you’re planning to travel for two weeks or more and you want to visit a lot of places, there’s a good chance they’ll save you money and time.

Boating Vietnam’s Mekong Delta
What better way is there to explore one of the most extensive delta networks in the world than by boat? The mighty Mekong River meets the sea in the far south of Vietnam and before doing so, it meanders through some of the most colourful countryside in South East Asia.

Top tips for travel insurance podcast
Travel insurance is an important part of any trip. But how do you know which policy is right for you? We talk with travel safety expert Phil Sylvester about all things travel insurance.

How to celebrate Ramadan in Chefchoen
Get away from Morocco’s big cities, and celebrate Ramadan in the charming blue town of Chefchouen, and break your fast with locals at the nightly iftar meal.

One day in Maribor, Slovenia
Maribor is a cute city, and one full day is enough to see most of what it has to offer — if you organise your time well.
Is Sweden really that expensive?
Scandinavia has a bad reputation for being the most expensive region in the world.

The pack light podcast: how to travel carry-on size
One of the biggest lessons we’ve learned in ten years of travel is to pack light. Learn how to travel with carry-on size luggage.

How to choose your travel destination podcast
Choosing a destination for travel is part of the adventure! Check out our top tips on how to choose the best travel destination for you.

Top 10 things to do in Scotland
Whisky, haggis, bagpipes, the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow — there are so many good things to do in Scotland! Listen to our Scotland podcast for our tips.

World Cup Wines of South Africa podcast
World cup wines! We talk about the main and distinctive varieties of South African wine, Pinotage and Chenin Blanc, then get down to business: how to travel the wine regions.

How to make the most of your German Rail Pass
How can you make the most of a German rail pass? We travelled five days over one month in order to find out how far we could push it (and us!).

Why do a walking tour in Lisbon?
A walking tour is a great way to get to know a city like Lisbon.

Easy recipes for travel
Eat well on the road with these tried-and-true travel recipes.

Top 10 things to do in Portugal
Portugal is an amazing place, full of delicious food and drink, amazing buildings, and cultural experiences. Listen to our top ten things to do in Portugal in this Portugal travel podcast.

Travel photo: Knights of Malta Keyhole, St. Peter’s Dome through the Keyhole, Rome, Italy
Amazingly clear travel photo of St Peter’s Dome in Rome, through the keyhole of the Knights of Malta garden gate.

Travel diary 2014
Craig and Linda’s 2014 adventures compiled into one handy post. Read about the Indie Travel adventures of 2014!

Asia travel ideas and resources
When you’re staring at a map of Asia, it can be hard to decide where you’re going to go and what you’re going to do. Here’s some Asia travel ideas and resources to help you get past the map and onto the plane.

What to do in Croatia podcast
There’s plenty to do in Croatia, from adventure sports, to wine and food experiences, to spending time in its charming cities. In this podcast, we speak with Select Croatia’s Maja Gudelj about her home country.

Top things to do in Dublin podcast
From books to beer, Ireland’s capital is full of things to experience.

Seven ways to save Africa’s rhinos
Rhinos are a decreasing species worldwide. It’s estimated we have less than a decade to save them… so here’s 7 ways ‘normal’ people can help.

48 hours with a Solo Female Traveller: The Swiss Alps
After years of anticipation, I finally made it to the Swiss Alps, and with the aid of a friend, made my first attempt at snowboarding.

How to get around New Zealand podcast
Want to know how to get around New Zealand? Check out our New Zealand transport tips in this NZ travel podcast.

Travel ink: the joy of passport stamps
Who needs a permanent scar when you can have your passport stamps serve as your travel memory?

How to get around in Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland is a sprawling city, stretching 100km from north to south, and travelling distances are vast if you’re trying to get anywhere at all.

Cusco, Peru city guide
Awesome architecture, ancient culture, and delicious food — Cusco is for everyone. Check out our travel guide to Cusco, Peru.

Travel scams, travel cons and other nasty travel stories: the safety podcast
Travel is generally as safe as staying at home, however there are travel scams, travel cons and nasty criminals can take advantage of travellers.
From Bungee Jumping to Mountain Hiking: Eight Adrenaline-Pumping Adventures in New Zealand
New Zealand, known by many as the adventure capital of the world, is certainly not short on things to do. From the highest peaks to under the water, here’s eight adventures to have in New Zealand.

Kawiti Glowworm Caves, Northland New Zealand
However long you have to spend in Northland, New Zealand, a stop at the Kawiti Glowworm Caves is highly recommended.

How to get around in Spain podcast
Spain is a large country, and there’s a lot to see in the different regions that form the country. There are plenty of ways to get around in Spain, including land, air and sea — check out the options in our Spain transport podcast.

How to get around in A Coruna, Spain
Getting around in A Coruna, northern Spain, means one of two things: walking or catching the bus.

Cities and cowboys on a South American tour: the Uruguay podcast
Uruguay is an excellent country to explore independently. The long-distance buses run frequently and are clean and comfortable, and there are lots of hotels and hostels to choose from throughout the country. That said, we recently travelled through on a tour and learnt a lot from that experience too.

Explore the street art of Buenos Aires
Many cities have a vibrant street-art scene, but Buenos Aires takes graffiti to whole new levels.

Health and safety in Asia podcast: Is it safe to travel in Asia?
Is it safe to travel in Asia? It sure is! But there are risks to mitigate. We give you the low-down on the best health and safety advice for travel in Asia.

Best Things to Do in San Marino (plus how to get there & more)
San Marino is a tiny, touristy country, but it’s certainly worth a visit. We’ll tell you how.

Visit Leeds: Britain’s most under-rated city
Why would you want to visit Leeds? A better question is: why not?

One day in Prague
What would you do with just one day in Prague? We had just half a day, but fit in so much thanks to a walking tour and an excellent guide.

Best places in South America podcast
The best places to visit in South America, as chosen by Indie Travel Podcast hosts, Craig and Linda. Our favourite places and places we still want to visit in South America.

Rottnest Island, Western Australia
Once you make it west to Perth, make sure to reserve at least a couple of days for a relaxing stay on Rottnest Island.

North Macedonia travel guide
North Macedonia is amazing! Nestled to the south of the Balkan Peninsula, just north of Greece, North Macedonia doesn’t get the attention it deserves. Check out our North Macedonia travel guide and visit for yourself.

The Pha That Luang Festival in Vientiane, Laos
Envision thousands of monks, wrapped in bright-orange robes and aligned in rows that extend to the rising Golden Stupa, with tens of thousands of Laotians prostrated in front of them. This is the Pha That Luang Festival in Vientiane, Laos.

Ride-sharing: the way to go?
In many parts of the world, ride-sharing is one of the most popular ways to travel. It’s easy, convenient, and good value for money. Our first experience wasn’t perfect, but we’ll definitely do it again.
Why teaching English is the perfect job for travel addicts
If you’re planning on working while you travel, choosing to teach English could be a good option.

Top five things to do in my hometown of Portland, ME, USA
Portland, Maine has a lot to offer despite its small size.

Top 5 things to do in the New Zealand summer podcast
Get on the water, on the road, to local events! Want to truly experience the Kiwi summer? Check out our top five things to do in the NZ summer.

Colombia travel podcast
Colombia is an amazing place, full of flavour, colour, and music. Listen to our Colombia travel podcast for tips and stories about travel in Colombia.

Things to do in Auckland harbour
Things to do in Auckland harbour, for visitors and locals alike! Includes water sports, island visits, wineries and a couple of goodies outside downtown.

How to find cheap transport podcast
Transport is one of the biggest costs when travelling, especially if you’re going on a long-distance trip: how can you save money on transport? We show you in this travel podcast!

Travel to Berlin and Düsseldorf podcast
Berlin and Düsseldorf are two very different cities, but we found a lot to love about them both. Here are some ideas on the things to do and travel in Berlin & Düsseldorf.

Top 10 things to do in New Zealand
Drink wine, eat pies, visit the Bay of Islands — there’s plenty to do and see in New Zealand. Check out our top ten things to do in New Zealand.

How to use the tube: A guide to the London Underground
The London Underground, commonly known as the Tube, is the quickest and most efficient way of travelling around London.

A lovely city: the Nuremberg podcast
Nuremberg has a beauty and loveliness all of its own, and it’s now our second-favourite city in Germany. Listen to the Nuremberg podcast.

Things to do in Pontevedra
Pontevedra is a tiny little place, but there’s plenty to see; especially if mediaeval European cities are your thing.
Solo female travel in Bilbao, Spain
Bilbao is an excellent place to go for amateur or seasoned solo female travellers.

Top 5 tips for clothes shopping while travelling
Shopping while travelling can be a great experience! Check out our top tips for clothes shopping during your trip.

Travel in Perth, Australia podcast
Perth, Australia’s western-most city, is the capital of the imaginatively named state of Western Australia. Sure, it’s a bit far away from the rest of the country, but it more than makes up for its isolation and diminutive size with character and energy.

Cruising Titicaca: Amantani Island and natural religion
Secluded Amantani Island on Lake Titicaca is a great place to incorporate into a Lake Titicaca trip from Puno.

Toiletries for Travel: Ten ways to reduce your toiletries on long trips
It’s important to maintain personal hygiene whilst travelling, but some people go overboard when packing toiletries for travel – everything in the bathroom cupboard gets thrown in, regardless of how often it’s used. Linda explores how we can we reduce the amount of toiletries in our bags.
