Glen Affric Youth Hostel is one of (or is) the most remotely located hostels in the world. Hidden in Strathglass, somewhere in the west Highlands of Scotland. A car can only take you so far as the nearest drivable road is quite far from the hostel. Eight miles to be exact. So travelers must trek or bike the 3 – … Read more
Videos of world travel trimmed down to just a few minutes are actually quite common but this time lapse edit named “Time is Nothing” by Kien Lam is a masterpiece. This trip took 343 days; taking place in 17 countries; taking 19 planes, 58 buses, 18 boats with a total of 6237 photos. If your a backpacker, occasional traveler or … Read more
Happy New Year 2012 From Evaser! Here Are Some New Years Eve Event Photos From Around The World Covering Every Continent. We Hope You All Have a Wonderful Night And an Even Better New Year! -Viewing Tip: click on the large “-” sign on the top right of this post box by the title for maximum viewing pleasure. LONDON, ENGLAND … Read more
Barcelona is a Vagabonding Haven. Facing the Mediterranean Sea with the mountains at her back, this capital of Catalonia is the second largest city in Spain (behind Madrid) but is one of the world’s leading tourist and cultural centers. On the biting edge of architecture, food, fashion, style and music, this exciting city is unforgettable. Backpacking in Barcelona is relatively … Read more
Pamukkale is one of Turkey’s greatest attractions and probably the location of the most incredible hot springs in the world. “Cotton Castle” which is the literal translation of Pamukkale has been an attraction since ancient times thousands of years ago and no surprise a World Heritage Site. People have been bathing in these pools for thousands of years, and you … Read more
This Viking named island in Scotland is most recognizable by the seemingly man-made hexagonal basalt pillars. But this intriguing pattern is all natural, including the famous Fingal’s Cave. Located in an island of the Inner Hebrides in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. While not as hard to get to as Pitcairn Island, Staffa can only be reached at certain times and … Read more
Preikestolen Rock, also known as the Pulpit Rock and Prekestolen is a 600 meter high skyscraper like formation located in Lysefjord, Norway. At a heavenly height of 1,960 feet, it is nearly twice as tall as New York’s Empire State Building. A must for a Norwegian backpacking trip. -coordinates: 59° 2’ 60 N, 9° 40’ 0 E
The Beach to End All Beaches. Navagio Beach is a vagabond and backpacker’s paradise that looks fake in pictures due to the overwhelming beauty and exoticness. Surrounded by vertical rock formations like Phi Phi Island as if it was carved out by the Gods. This “Shipwrecked” beach is in Zakynthos Island, Greece. The cold waters during the summer is almost … Read more
