Scuba Diving at the Mnemba Island in Zanzibar
Our diving adventures have taken us from Australia to South America and to lots of places in between. Diving in […]
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10 Truths About Our Digital Nomad Lifestyle
The life of full-time travel can be incredibly exciting. And 90% of the time, it really is. We wake up
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How We Make Money from Our Travel Blog
“How do you make money travel blogging?”. This is by far the most popular question we get asked by our
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What It’s Like to Stay in a Ger in Mongolia
One of the most unique and interesting parts of our recent trip to Asia was the experience of staying in a
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Indochina Junk: A Responsible Alternative to a Halong Bay Cruise
The locals call it the Bay of Descending Dragons, or Halong Bay, an enchanting region in Northern Vietnam, famous for
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What is an Eco Hotel?
Part of the joy of going on holiday is finding the perfect place to stay. And though there seem to
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How we scored a Round the World Flight Ticket for under $700 each
This year, we are traveling with a mission and crossing countries off our Before Babies Bucket List. We hope to grow our
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How to Plan a Responsible Trip to the Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands located some 1000 kms from mainland Ecuador are an incredibly unique and stunningly beautiful destination. It’s one
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How to Choose a Sustainable Tour Operator for Your Next Trip
Whether you’re a solo traveler, a family of five, or on your honeymoon, traveling with an organized tour group is
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21 Easy Ideas to be a More Eco-Conscious Traveler
Whether you travel full-time or are saving up for your big annual getaway, traveling is a big part of most
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Stories from the Amazon: Exploring the Amazon River Basin in Peru
A journey to the Amazon had long been on our South America Bucket List. We were always under the impression
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An Alternative to Machu Picchu: Trekking to Choquequirao, the Last City of the Incas
A journey to Peru has become synonymous with a trip to the ancient Incan ruins of Machu Picchu. The visit
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Salt flat, Volcanoes, Desert and more – Exploring Southern Bolivia on a Salar de Uyuni Tour
Salar de Uyuni (Bolivia Salt Flat) has long been one of the highlights of any South American adventure. The Bolivia
Hotel Finlandia – A Taste of Ecuador in Quito’s New Town
Choosing a hotel in an unfamiliar city can be a daunting task for any traveler, and it’s particularly true for
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Drink Tea & Travel Turns 3 Years Old
3 years ago, on May 1, 2014, we hit the Publish button and gave life to Drink Tea & Travel,
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Laguna Sofia – Hiking To The Top Of Cerro Benitez
There is no shortage of beautiful views and lookouts in Patagonia. Many are located inside the popular Torres del Paine
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Our Commitment to Sustainable Travel
There comes a time in every traveler’s life when they come to the realization that their travel decisions have a
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Waterfall Villas – a Vegan’s Paradise in Dominical, Costa Rica
The small town of Dominical, located about 30 kms away from the tourist hotspot of Manuel Antonio has long served
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Coca Tea (Mate de Coca), the fuel of the locals in the Andes of South America
Coca plant has been cultivated by ancient civilizations in Peru, Bolivia, Colombia and Argentina for many centuries. The consumption of
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What to do in New York City in the Winter
Because each block of New York City bustles with character, the five boroughs of the Big Apple will leave you
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