Go Off The Beaten Path

Off the beaten path travel doesn’t always mean disappearing into the middle of nowhere, although, if I’m honest, I do love a place that feels a little wild, more remote and totally unexpected.

For me, it’s about travelling with curiosity, seeking out the quieter corners, the lesser-visited towns, the local experiences and the places that don’t always make it onto the standard itinerary.

On this page, you’ll find my most offbeat destination guides, from remote adventures in West Africa to lesser-known stops in popular countries like Italy, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Indonesia.

Some places are truly far-flung, others are just a different way of seeing a well-loved destination.

Guides & Stories From the Road

I’ve had a few offbeat adventures that feel like big personal achievements, but my biggest one to date was driving a tuk-tuk from Sierra Leone to England with my dad, crossing West Africa, desert roads and the Sahara along the way.

It was one of those once-in-a-lifetime adventures that most people would probably call a little bit mad, but it pushed me so far out of my comfort zone and gave me some of the best stories of my life.

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Below Are My Most Offbeat Destination Guides👇

Mauritania Travel Guides:

Sierra Leone Travel Guides:

Senegal Travel Guides:

The Best of North Africa:

North Italy’s Hidden Gems:

Indonesia Travel Guides:


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