Goats On The Road Posts
Our Trip to San Gil, Colombia: An Adventurer’s Dream Destination
San Gil wasn’t always on our Colombian itinerary. In fact, it wasn’t until we were in Salento that we heard about the city and all of the adventure sports on offer there. We’re big on adventure, but not extreme sports like whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, skydiving, paragliding, etc. We’re more about camping, caving and trekking! ...
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Why This UK Couple is Still Travelling in Their Mid-Thirties
When we first went travelling together all the way back in 2005, it was the thing to do at that time in our lives. We had just graduated from University and most of our friends were also packing backpacks for an exciting nomadic adventure. After years of hard work and study we can understand why ...
The Best of 2016 – Our Top Travel Picks of The Year
This is a roundup of our top travel picks of 2016. This list includes our favourite memories, accommodation, cities, gear, countries and more! Hopefully this article gives you some inspiration and ideas for your 2017 travels 🙂 Enjoy! Our Favourite Cities Normally I would choose only 3 cities, but this year we had 5 that ...
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5 Incredibly Cheap Travel Destinations for 2017
As we enter into the new year, travellers begin to daydream and plan their big adventures for 2017. It’s an exciting time! Vacation days have been reset at the workplace, and for those with common New Year’s resolutions like “I want to travel more”, everyone’s getting excited for another year of exploration! No matter your travel status or style, 2017 ...
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3 New Year’s Resolutions That Can Be Achieved By Starting a Blog
It’s that time of year again. The time when we all try to set up goals and aspirations for the new year. Three common New Year’s resolutions for 2017Â are: “IÂ want to travel more”, “I want to earn more money” and “I want to work less”. These are great resolutions to plan for, but what if ...
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The Big City of Bogotá – Our Visit to The Colombian Capital
“No dar papaya!” This was a term that we heard many times during our two-day stay in Bogotá. “No dar papaya” is a common saying in all of Colombia, and it directly translates to: “Don’t give papaya”. You’re probably wondering why you can’t share a delicious fruit with someone, but in the case of Colombia, what ...
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