Standing at the iconic marker in Dawson Creek, BC, where my journey began, I can feel the weight of history. (If you missed our deep dive into the heritage and murals at the start of this epic route,...

Over the years, the road has drawn me through some of the country’s most remarkable corridors. I have traced the footsteps of gold seekers north along the historic Cariboo Gold Rush Trail to Barkervil...

Central Bosnia is a region of lush nature, medieval towns and rich Ottoman heritage. Here's a day trip to central Bosnia from Sarajevo.

North or South Vietnam? We’ve been to both – but if we had to choose, we’d pick the north for its dramatic landscapes, mountain adventures and that feeling of getting closer to the Vietnam we came to ...

If you have followed along with my adventures before, you will know that long, unscripted Canadian road trips fill my annual summer adventures. Last year’s cross-country trek was a whirlwind of coastl...

From bustling cities and war history to tropical islands, lantern-lit streets, and imperial palaces, our route packs South and Central Vietnam’s best contrasts into 10 unforgettable days.

This self-guided walk takes you to the most beautiful buildings in Antwerp, Belgium. See the famous Antwerp architecture gems, from the central station to the main square, and the stunning design of…

Here are some of my favourite bridges around the world to walk across for scenic views and an exhilarating experience.

This summer the wild north called my name. Preparing for an extended Yukon summer road trip in a campervan requires embracing spontaneity alongside practical realities, and this season's loop proved t...

There is magic in the moment England’s iconic chalk cliffs rise out of the grey-blue waters of the Channel. After weeks of road tripping across the northern European mainland, watching that brilliant ribbon of white draw closer felt like turning the final page of a grand novel. Our epic journey had taken us from the vibrant canals of Amsterdam through medieval gems like Bruges and Ghent, down into the historical crossroads of Dunkirk, Amiens, and Rouen. We toasted sunny afternoons with champagne

Standing on the edge of northern France, watching the grey swell of the English Channel churn against the shoreline, brings a quiet realization that a major leg of our European adventure is drawing to...

As the salty breeze off the English Channel met us on the high chalk cliffs of Normandy, Dieppe felt like an important stop in our road trip. We were on a grand journey that had begun amidst the bustl...

Often, the best part of a long journey is the sudden shift in landscape—that exact moment the urban noise gives way to salty sea breezes and open horizons. As we neared the final stretches of our cros...

This grand European road trip was always meant to be an ambitious affair, stretching from the historic, winding canals of Amsterdam to the bustling streets of London. By the time we crossed into Franc...

Every great road trip has its bridge cities—those places that sit quietly between the headline acts, waiting to surprise you. As we mapped out our journey from the winding waterways of Amsterdam towar...

Sometimes the best travel moments are the ones you don't overthink. While our broader travel plan mapped out a massive driving route from Amsterdam all the way to London, it was the spontaneous, mid-a...

Our multi-country road trip kicked off in the bustling, canal-lined streets of Amsterdam, marking the start of an incredible journey across borders that would eventually culminate in London. Navigatin...

Our journey began amidst the vibrant, bustling canals of Amsterdam, charting a course that would eventually lead us across the channel to London. But a grand road trip is defined by the spaces in betw...

There is a distinct, shifting energy that takes over when you trade the peaceful, postcard-perfect canals of Belgium for the wind-swept, monument-lined coast of northern France. We were on an evocativ...

Sometimes the most unforgettable travel moments happen in the quiet spaces between major destinations. When we plotted our cross-border European road trip—a grand journey starting amidst the bustling ...

They say that travel is about the journey, not the destination, but whoever coined that phrase clearly never had to navigate Europe during a widespread airline strike. My highly anticipated transatlan...

If you are searching for a fabulous Maritime beach break, you’ll find it within the boundaries of PEI National Park. Stretching along the province's north shore, this coastal park is a landscape of dr...

Walking the sun-drenched, red-brick streets of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island (PEI) feels like stepping into a living postcard where Victorian elegance meets modern maritime energy. Whether you a...

Summerside, Prince Edward Island (PEI), was originally known by the Mi'kmaq as Eptek—the "hot place" due to its unusually warm coastal waters—and later dubbed the "summer side" of the island by a loca...

Moncton, affectionately known as the "Hub City," is defined by its resilience and central role in the Maritimes. Whether you are chasing the mystery of a car rolling uphill or watching the power of th...

Shediac, New Brunswick, is the beating heart of Acadian culture and the undisputed Lobster Capital of the World. This charming town is famous for having the warmest saltwater beaches in Canada. Geogra...

On my cross-Canada road trip, I left the province of Quebec and drove to the northeast coast of New Brunswick to spend some time on the banks of the Miramichi. Known globally as the "cathedral" of Atl...

Rimouski is the urban heart of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, serving as a vital hub for oceanography and maritime culture. Geographically, it sits where the river widens into the Gulf of St. Lawrence,...

Quebec City is the only remaining fortified city north of Mexico; this UNESCO World Heritage site offers a slice of European charm right in the heart of North America. Whether you are wandering throug...

Walking the Caminito del Rey near Malaga should be on any bucket list. Here's everything you need to know for the experience of a lifetime.

There is a specific kind of magic that settles over the Ottawa River during the summer, where the morning mist lifts to reveal emerald forests and the grandest log cabin you’ve ever laid eyes on. If y...

Ottawa in the summer is a revelation. Once the famous tulip beds of spring have faded, the city sheds its buttoned-up, bureaucratic winter coat. It transforms into a vibrant playground of sunny patios...

They call it "The Soo," a phonetic nod to the old French Sault, meaning waterfall or rapids. But to me, Sault Ste. Marie is the rugged, pounding heart of the Great Lakes, a city defined by the rushing...

For any traveller crossing the vast Canadian Shield, Thunder Bay isn't just a place to refuel; it's a transition point. Situated dramatically at the northwestern tip of Lake Superior—the "Head of the ...

Mention Winnipeg to many Canadians, and they'll likely think of two things: the dead centre of the country and famously cold winters. However, as someone who has visited on multiple trips, I'm here to...

When you picture the Canadian Prairies, what comes to mind? Is it just endless golden fields stretching to meet a vast, impossibly blue sky? What if I told you there’s a city, a true prairie hub, that...

Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan, is a city that constantly defies expectations. As a major government centre, the economy is also stabilized by the administrative and public service sectors. Its b...

There’s a certain magic to a prairie city that goes deeper than the skyline, and nowhere is that more true than in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. For many, the Prairies mean endless flat land and sweeping s...

Barbados is a stunning tropical island nation in the eastern Caribbean. Here are my suggestions for things to do in Barbados.

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Welcome to Calgary, Alberta, nicknamed "Cowtown." This dynamic city is a combination of Western tradition and high-tech corporate centre, and serves as the ultimate gateway to the Canadian Rocky Mount...

There are always surprises around the corner in Newfoundland. When driving the "Irish Loop", a scenic self-drive along the Avalon Peninsula, I discovered one of these delightful surprises. I was thor...

St. John's Newfoundland will charm visitors with colourful rowhouses and shops with whimsical names and signs. National Historic Sites, lighthouses, coastal trails, bustling nightlife, wildlife and br...

Ten blog posts. Thousands of kilometres logged. We’ve driven from the misty, mountainous shores of the Pacific (a lifetime ago, check out Road Trip Routes Through BC) across the vast Canadian Prairies...