My father once said that London is the centre of the world. From London you can travel direct to almost anywhere. Not only is it a city where you can experience most global cultures with the aid of a travel card, its a platform from where you can sate wanderlust and visit the rest of the world.
With the cheap airline seats and friends / acquaintances gathered and lost at the fault of London’s transience, there are always people to go and visit or recommendations which lead you to authentic travel experiences.
Holding a British passport is like finding Willy Wonka’s golden ticket in life. Free to travel easily without visa complications has led to some pretty random and thrilling experiences, ones I want share on this blog.
From dangling off mountain roads in Albania, to a near death-by-waterballon experience in New York, I’m not sure if I’m particularly unlucky when I travel or whether these things are just part of what happens when you’re young and fearless (or just plain stupid!)
Read about my experiences in these wonderfully intoxicating places:
Balkans: Albania and the deadly journey trying to get there. Kosovo and Skopje, Macedonia
Greece: Crete
Italy: Puglia, Sicily, and Napoli.
Morocco: Marrakech
Turkey: Istanbul
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