Goats On The Road Posts
Montserrat, Spain: A Guide to Planning Your Visit
The iconic Montserrat in Catalonia, Spain, not to be confused with mountainous Caribbean island, is an exquisite site to visit. At 1236 meters high, this fairy tale like spiritual retreat is the highest point of the Catalan lowlands. Surrounded by natural park and shaped by nature’s elements, the Montserrat rock formations are a ‘must see’ sight, if ...
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Silom Road, Bangkok: Everything You Need to Know
Silom Road Bangkok is a great place to explore just beyond the usual popular sights of the city. Great food, accommodation and attractions can be found along this busy 2 km stretch running from Lumphini park, westwards towards the Chao Phraya River. There are so many things to do in Bangkok! We spent over 3 ...
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Travel to Grenada: The Ultimate Budget Guide
If you’re planning to travel to Grenada, you’re probably expecting that it will cost a fortune for your trip. Grenada is located in the Caribbean, a region of our world that isn’t known for being very budget friendly. And while it’s true that many of the things to do in Grenada are costly, there are ...
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A Digital Nomad Guide to Living in Malta
Is Malta a good place for digital nomads? What’s the wifi like in Malta? Are there cheap apartments in Malta? These are just some of the questions we had before deciding to pack up and move to this beautiful Mediterranean archipelago for two months. We knew very little about Malta before going there, and yet, it ...
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The DIY Guide to Traveling London, England
Ah, London. Everything’s fancier and more dreamlike in London – the land of royalty, The Beatles, Shakespeare, and Mary Poppins. London has no shortage of attractions, but many DIY travelers soon find one obstacle to their travel plans: London is expensive and can cost you far more than it should when you don’t explore options ...
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Cienfuegos, Cuba: A Mini-Guide for Travellers
Situated on the Caribbean coast of southern-central Cuba, Cienfuegos is a compelling place to visit. With its colourful facades, wide streets and charming French colonial architecture, it rightfully deserves the Perla de la Sur (Pearl of the South) title. Founded by the French in 1819, Cienfuegos is one of Cuba’s newest settlements and feels quite different ...
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