Lash teaching scuba diving in Thailand How To Afford Long-Term World Travel pt 5: List of Income Sources while Traveling In this post on my series How To Afford Long-Term World Travel, I present a list of the many different ways that myself, travelers I’ve met and travel bloggers I know are earning a living right now to finance their world travels. As it turns out, there are many ‘travel the world jobs’ available around the planet! This list is p…
…specific tales from the list below ADVENTURE CATEGORIES: CYCLING ( 19 ) SCUBA DIVING( 14 ) SKY DIVING ( 1 ) HIKING / CAMPING ( 3 ) SURVIVOR TV CREW ( 15 ) MOTORBIKE TRAVEL ( 6 ) TRAVEL MISADVENTURES ( 10 ) WWOOFing ( 3 ) CYCLING ADVENTURES BALI: Cycling Adventure Bali: Overview Bicycling Day 1: Seaside Resort Town.. Bicycling Day 2: Volcano Climb! Bicycling Day 3: Cruising Volcanic R.. Bicycling Day 4: Cruising N Coast Bicycling Day 5: Flying…
…es I’ve living & worked 3-6 months in one location (usually while teaching scuba diving). And I’m continually re-visiting my favorites cities, towns, islands and countries. In fact one reason I’ve been ‘stuck’ in SE Asia so long is that I love these countries and really enjoy re-visiting all my favorite spots. Lash teaching scuba diving in Thailand Although it might not look like it, I’ve actually set out to see the whole world. Which means that a…
…t. I’m just off-grid, wandering around and island hopping for three weeks… scuba diving in Thailand Come New Year’s Eve, perhaps I’ll be dancing on a white-sand beach under a sky full of stars. If I’m lucky I might have a cocktail or two. But maybe I’ll be enjoying some quiet reflective musings on the year 2013. Who knows? I do hope to go scuba diving on the Andaman’s pristine coral reefs to kick start 2014. So, hopefully on January 1st or 2nd I’l…
…ing, camping, mountain climbing, visiting orangutans, jungle trekking, and scuba diving. On board the ship I’d made some new friends: a well-mannered Filipino family with their four dapper, strapping pre-teen sons who were vacationing from Manila. The father worked for WWF, helping conserve coral reefs at one of the Philippine’s most pristine reef areas. As a newly-licensed diving instructor, I was very excited to meet such a venerable man. mosque…
…ough rice fields, visiting local villages, learning to cook Balinese food, scuba diving, surfing lessons, learning Balinese gamelan music and dance, among other fun options. These great tours and classes give you plenty of exciting and educational things to do with locals in Bali. You might even make life-long friends with your guides and teachers. You can easily find a huge variety of tours and classes online, from your guest houses and at local…
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…ld. You’ll learn interesting facts about dozens of diverse countries, best scuba diving spots in Asia, cultural customs in far-off worlds, useful travel tips, advice and great attitudes to help you travel anywhere in the world. What inspires you? Exotic photos? Beautiful scenery or architecture? Insights into different cultures? Exhilarating outdoor adventures? Factual country information? Narrative travel stories? How-to tips and advice? Good men…
…is a huge bonus, considering how much I love traveling, tropical islands, scuba diving and alternate cultures. Cheap domestic flights all over the USA Florida is one of America’s most popular vacation destinations. People flock to Florida for holidays from all over the US as well as Europe and beyond. As a result, flights to Florida from just about every US city are quite inexpensive. The bonus for me if I lived in Florida would be that cheap fli…
…t. Still, I never attempted to drive one myself until 2010. I was teaching scuba diving in remote Amed, Bali. My usual mode of transportation around Bali was by bicycle. But the extremely hilly terrain in Amed turned me off of bicycling on a daily basis to and from diving jobs. In fact, it wouldn’t have been possible as I would have faced a serious risk of decompression sickness. Besides, I never would have had enough energy on top of daily scuba…
Hi! I'm Lash, an American nomadic world traveler who's been traveling solo since 1998. I’m passionate about traveling the world nomadically and then sharing it all with you. I hope to inspire you to travel the world, to entertain you with tales from the road, and to help you reach your travel dreams. Welcome! 
