This is part one of a two-part, review of Wimdu.com. I was provided with a voucher for the purpose of reviewing their services during my stay in Lima, Peru. All opinions are my own. Click here to read part two. After traveling around the world for 15 months, I was certifiably burnt out on hostels. The […]
Accommodations
Capsule Hotels in Tokyo
Capsule hotels are commonplace in Tokyo, and offer a fun experience for visitors to the city.
Couchsurfing Tokyo
I had a local connection, a place to sleep for 4 nights, and an extra $160+ in my pocket.
The Eco-Friendly Bulungula Lodge
Bulungula Lodge is situated amidst the rugged landscape of South Africa’s Wild Coast.
Why You Should Be Using Couchsurfing Groups
People participate in Couchsurfing groups because they like sharing their knowledge and helping. Learn more about this useful feature.
The First Pan American Couchsurfing Collective
The Pan American Collective was a week of events, ranging from parties to sightseeing.
Is Couchsurfing Really That Safe?
Under no circumstances do you Couchsurf without doing your research.
So, How Do I Become A Couchsurfer?
You can simply meet for “coffee or a drink” and you do not even have to offer your couch!
So, What Exactly Is Couchsurfing?
People mistake this awesome travel community for simply free accommodation…
Couchsurfing Uganda: A Mzungu in the Midst (Part 2)
Post by new contributor Lindsay Clark of Nomadderwhere. The first mission of the day was to make it to the city, as the locals do, wandering up weaving lames and jumping garbage heaps until Entebbe road appeared, in all its smoggy splendor. On the way, I began to re-experience the wonder of being a walking […]
