Discover Your Travel DNA – Travel Dudes
Have you ever wondered what type of traveler you are? Swipe and find out or click here. And grab for your next trip a free eSIM card here: If you don’t know where to use…
Last-Minute Undas Trips 2026: Where You Can Still Go
A Manila to Caticlan seat on Friday 30 October was going for PHP 3,704 when we checked fares on 18 October. The same route on Sunday 1 November? PHP 2,238. Same route, same island, 40…
Things to Do in Panama Beyond the Canal
The Canal deserves your time. It’s also where most Panama itineraries end, and that leaves out most of the country. Panama packs two oceans, rainforest, cloud forest, a volcanic crater town, and a modern capital…
The Climb That Changes Your Sense of Scale: Climbing Mount Kinabalu
Partway through the final push toward Low’s Peak, our group moved in near silence, one slow step at a time on steep granite. Then the guide stopped and pointed at a break in the horizon:…
Chianti Wine Tour From Florence: Three Family Wineries
If you’ve done a big commercial winery tour in Tuscany, you probably remember the steel tanks, the quick pour, and the gift shop at the end. Our guests often tell us that’s exactly why they…
Hong Kong Budget Trip from Manila: 3 Days, Real Peso Costs
A Star Ferry ride across Victoria Harbour costs HK$5 on a weekday. That’s about PHP 40, and it gives you one of the best skyline views in Asia. Hong Kong has a reputation for being…
Kenya Safari and Beach Holiday With Wellness Built In
No one forgets their first lion in the wild, walking the plain or dozing in the sun. But at Karibu Kenya, we’ve learned that the trips our guests talk about years later aren’t only the…
Tokyo Travel Cost from Manila: A Week in Autumn 2026
The ginkgo trees on Jingu Gaien’s famous avenue are forecast to turn gold around 26 November this year, a little later than most Filipinos expect. That one date changes your whole trip. Book for the…
Pasta Making Class in Florence: What It Actually Takes
There’s a moment in every class we teach when the room goes quiet. Someone has rolled and folded their sheet of dough, cut it into ribbons, and slid the flat of a knife underneath. They…
5 Days in Sydney: The Perfect Itinerary for First-Time Visitors
Sydney had been on our travel list for a LONG time, but somehow, despite travelling the world full-time since 2008, we had never made it to Australia until recently. We finally fixed that and spent…