The island state of Hawaii is a set of remote, cast-away islands in the North Pacific. Few places on earth come close to equaling the pristine, almost heavenly natural beauty of these islands. Their magnificent beaches and endless expanses of luxury resorts have appealed to travellers — particularly honeymooners –for decades. Amongst Hawaii’s well-documented coastline, the North Shore of Oahu ... Read More »
Author Archives: Sanket D.
What Makes Dahab a Great Experiential Destination
When you consider a holiday to Egypt, it’s practically impossible to imagine any vision occupying your inner mind other than the pyramids. Yet, there’s so much to Egypt than the legends of flailing mummies and grimacing Pharaohs. As proof, look no further than the ancient Bedouin fishing town of Dahab. Image via Flickr by Kyle Taylor Situated on the Sinai ... Read More »
A First Time Snorkeling Guide for Non-Swimmers
Our life, it probably began inside of the ocean. About four thousand million years before now. Probably near hot places, like volcanoes, under the sea. And for almost all of that long time, all the living things were water things, living inside the sea. Then, a few hundred million years ago, maybe a little more — just a little while, ... Read More »
Blogger Of The Month – Wandering Earl
Guess who’s back with another brilliant blogger and some insightful stories this month? That’s right! Dusky’s here and today I’ve got somebody on-board that has been a privilege to have on this modest shanty that is Nomadic Lives. Hope this is as inspiring to you as he has been for me over the past couple of years. Presenting to you – Blogger ... Read More »
Blogger Of The Month – Christa Thompson
Blogger of The Month: July ’15 Preface: This is the first edition of a brand new series on Nomadic Lives. Starting July ’15, I will feature an awesome-sauce travel blogger from around the world. We will mostly talk about travel, life on the road, alcohol, and maybe naughtier things. If this doesn’t interest you, you can always saunter off to ... Read More »
Seychelles Immigration – A Nightmare Introduction to Paradise
I’ve done plenty of stupid shit in my life and gotten away with it. The tragedy of my life though is the fact that I end up getting into shit when I’m following rules almost whole-heartedly and doing everything exactly as is expected off sane-minded people. Questionable Pre-Flight Decisions On the eve of the 3rd of June (5 painstaking days ... Read More »
The Edinburgh Literary Pub Tour – Best Birthday Ever
For somebody in a one-sided relationship with his alcohol, I’m not a very big ‘birthdays’ person – I mean what the devil is the big deal, pray tell me? Yes, you were born – but is that really your achievement? More like your parents’ if you ask me; for going through 9 stressful months to see your ugly little face! Yet, ... Read More »
Pondicherry – First Impressions
The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance. I couldn’t think of a better one-liner to introduce this post. The day I started writing this post, was an exact month from the day I left behind everything I knew and moved to the wonderful little town of Pondicherry ... Read More »
How I Quit My Job to Travel! NOT
I’m neither ashamed nor proud of it, but when I look back at the past few years of my life, I find it incredible that I spent an entire year after graduation, doing absolutely nothing but working my ass off to blisters and drowning myself in a blur of alcohol induced frenzy on the weekends! I blew up virtually all my money shopping ... Read More »
A Weekend in the Lake District of England
For all it’s abundant natural beauty, there’s hardly a place in the whole of the United Kingdom that can remotely match the absolute natural splendor of the Lake District National Park, aka The Lakes (or collectively the Lakelands) in the Northwestern English county of Cumbria. Made up of 885 square meters of lakelands, forests and mountains (or fells, as they ... Read More »