While many people head to Ubud to delve into the world-famous markets, this place isn’t just about shopping; this is a paradise for adrenaline junkies and culture vultures alike.
The Coromandel truly is nature’s playground, with natural gorges, rainforests, and beaches all on the table for adventures. There’s so much to see it would be impossible to get through it all in a day, let alone a week if you’re really an intrepid explorer, but here’s where to start.
One of the absolute best things you can do in Barbados is explore it, in all its dilapidated, natural beauty – the real Barbados sits outside the picture-perfect tourist resorts, though I can promise you’ll find picture perfection elsewhere.
Thailand’s capital bursts at the seams with energy that beeps and bustles its way through the streets all the way from the glinting metallic skyscrapers of the centre to the tangled power lines and backstreets of the outer districts.
More commonly known to its locals as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam’s largest and most populous city, full of things to do, see and most importantly, eat.
With so many unbelievable reefs and wrecks and such varied marine life across the earth, you’ll never find a definitive list of the very best – but some are definitely a cut above the rest.
