Open Water Diving Part of the Ko Samui–Ko Pha-Ngan–Ko Tao trio, Ko Tao may be the smallest in size, but makes up for that fact with arguably the best beginner scuba diving in the world. Although I grew up in South Florida, I am embarrassed to admit that I never seriously considered getting scuba certified. … More Learning to Dive in Ko Tao, Thailand.
The island with no cars nor public transportation. To get around, one must rely on his own two legs or occasionally, a bicycle. Lamma Island is Hong Kong’s third largest island. But don’t let that fool you. Only 4.3 miles long, with an area of 5.23 miles, Lamma is actually pretty small! Sadly, there are … More Hong Kong (Part 2) – Lamma Island
While in Tokyo with my boyfriend, Nick, we decided to join a group tour and do something naturey for a day. Prior to leaving Osaka, Nick did some research online and stumbled upon a tour group called Tokyo Gaijins. They had a high customer rating and happened to have a trek scheduled that coincided perfectly with … More Trekking through Oze National Park
My time in Japan is flying by faster than I could have imagined. Today, I chose to decompress, reflect, and write this post while indulging in a latte from a newly explored neighborhood, Taisho. Two months. It’s already been over two months since I moved to Osaka, Japan. Didn’t I just arrive to Kansai International Airport yesterday, … More Reflection. 2 months living in Japan.
When You Wander 