Goats On The Road Posts
How We Saved $40,000 For a Year of Travel
We are constantly asked how we saved enough money to travel, which is a legitimate question! We were recently featured on CNN Money and the article focused on just that – how we saved for our first big trip abroad. This made me realize that we have never really written about it here on our own site. ...
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7 Amazing Places to Travel in Vietnam
There are many stunning sights around Vietnam and after spending 3 months there, we feel like we truly had a chance to explore the country from top to bottom. From incredible rice terraces and tribal villages in the northwest, to fast-paced Ho Chi Minh City in the south, Vietnam has something for every traveler and if you’re ...
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10 Frequently Asked Questions About Travel Blogging
For travel lovers, there’s no better job in the world than travel blogging, but there are a lot of misconceptions about the job and what it entails. Of course there are! Few bloggers are actually turning their blogs into a business these days, so most people have no idea what is involved in the life of ...
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Lake Ohrid: The Ultimate Travel Guide
The Republic of Macedonia (or, FYROM) is a landlocked country in Eastern Europe, which is bordered by Greece, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Albania and Serbia. Even though there’s no ocean in sight, this country has a beautiful body of water that’s worthy of a visit. Lake Ohrid is one of the deepest and oldest lakes in all of ...
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Our Experience at J’ouvert – Carnival Grenada 2016
If you’ve been following us on Twitter, Facebook or watching our stories on Instagram, you’ll know that we’ve been having a blast here in Grenada during this Carnival season. Grenadians look forward to this time of year like westerners look forward to Christmas and birthdays. This is – without a doubt – their favourite time of ...
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A Mini-Guide to Travelling in Namibia
Having traveled through 7 different countries in Africa I can say without a doubt that travelling in Namibia is like no other. Driving through the country is like a feast for the eyes. The topography constantly changes and if you happen to nod off for a nap you will definitely miss out on the bizarre, ...
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