travel gear
The best travel gear to meet your mountain trekking, beach hopping or city dwelling needs.
What You Should Know Before Buying a Caravan
Have you found a new caravan that you feel is perfect for you and your needs whilst travelling? Before you get too excited and make the purchase, it is important that you are confident the van itself will be perfect for your holidays – both now and into the future. Buying a caravan is an investment after all, so take the time to ask yourself these questions to make sure this particular van is the right choice for you.
By robprosenik6 years ago in Wander
Crucial Items to Pack for Colder Climates
With the winter popping its head out, it is that time of year again to dust off the thick coats and comforters. Snow days occur on the regular where I live, making hot coffee and layers an everyday occurrence in my home. Depending on where you live, you might not have cold climates or have ever even seen snow. Therefore, traveling to these places might have you unprepared for just how cold it can get in some regions.
By Ashlyn Harper6 years ago in Wander
Backpacking Australia Packing List
There's a lot of pressure when you're packing your bags for long term travel. You don't want to leave anything essential at home and you don't want to have to buy things while you're away. The items on this list may seen like common sense, but sometimes we just don't realise until it's too late that you need these things to avoid any hiccups whilst you travel. Here are my packing essentials that I need to make sure I can rest easy.
By Nicole Lauren Blake7 years ago in Wander
Must-Have Gear for Hiking and Camping
Did you know that Northern Thailand is a dream destination for trekking? If you want to experience an adventurous journey through the pristine forest and mountainous regions, this Southeast Asian country has a lot to offer. Thailand is more than just the warm tropical waters and the heavenly beaches.
By Rebecca Siggers7 years ago in Wander
Must-Have Items to Pack for Your Next Solo Vacation
When traveling with a friend or a family member, you have the safety blanket of being able to borrow an item if you forget to pack something specific. But if you go on a solo vacation, you have no one to count on but yourself. It can be expensive to stop at the store every time you need a product, and it does help to carry some protective items with you for safety purposes.
By Marshall Stevenson7 years ago in Wander
Luggage Carry-Ons for Travel: Finding Carry-On Luggage
Traditional carry-on luggage usually came in a particular color that made it easy to pick it from a group of others. They were sturdy to withstand constant pulling and pushing. Contemporary carry-on luggage is more advanced and makes travelling more comfortable and convenient.
By Patty McDaniels7 years ago in Wander
2019' Best Seven Gifts for Camping and Hiking Enthusiasts
Do you have a relative or friend who has a great interest in hiking? Then the best thing you can do for them is getting them a nice gift to boost their hiking experience. Hikers need many items, and some of them are not in their budget. The list of items a hiker needs is endless.
By Harold Camaya7 years ago in Wander
Hiking Shoes: How to Select the Right Kind
Hiking boots are one of the most specialized forms of footwear. They are designed to protect feet from the harshest elements while providing comfort and support in the process. These boots are also built with a great amount of durableness. It isn't uncommon for hiking boots to last a few years even with extensive use. Because of the wide variety of styles and designs, many people find it difficult to choose the right hiking boot. In the interest of making this process easier for everyone, here are some tips for finding the right kind of hiking boots.
By Kari Oakley7 years ago in Wander
To Go or Not to Go Camping Alone?
While doing anything alone is not all that weird, you might have questions about wanting to go camping, hiking or trekking alone. Traveling alone isn’t a problem or an issue at all. There are plenty of solo travelers who keep taking solo trips to different places across the globe. Traveling alone has been known to be very liberating, challenging and confidence building at the same time. There are many people who prefer traveling alone so that they are not bound by someone else’s routine or restrictions. However, there are also those who do not prefer traveling alone due to security and safety reasons. Then there are those who get bored alone and require someone to accompany them on their trip.
By Billy Trotter7 years ago in Wander
The Best Gear for Winter Camping
Okay, unpopular opinion time. Winter is my favorite season! I don’t need your stare right now. I just need you to know that somehow the sky is a lot clearer on winter nights, snow makes everything still, and we’re reminded of the strength life possesses even in the direst of circumstances. This makes for a promising and very rewarding camping trip.
By Michelle Estevez7 years ago in Wander
