r/TravelVlog

My fiance and I are backpacking around Europe (Thailand and NZ later this year). We both read and were inspired by Vagabonding by Rolf Potts. While our knees and our backs are still strong, we want to go experience the world without the constraints of time limits. At least not the time limits of corporate PTO policies.

As travellers, we are striving to avoid tour groups, tourist traps and the like. We are backpacking and tent camping wherever possible and couchsurfing too trying to avoid hotel and Airbnb.

Now we are trying this Micro podcast idea. We are documenting for ourselves but also for others and hoping to build a strong community. We are learning as we go and looking for any feedback, recommendations and commentary. Try to keep it civil, we are open minded and receptive to change.

Couple questions for those who are more experienced:

1. What do you wish you knew when you got started?

2. What ideas do you have for making money without a work visa in any of the places I mentioned? Or perhaps saving money? 😁

3. What's your best vagabonding story/experience?

It drives me absolutely crazy when travel vlogs cram in a bunch of pointless music and sound effects, drowning out the authentic audio. I want to hear the waves, the rain, the train, the birds, the Vespa, the buzz of the restaurant, and so on.

Do you have any recommendations for music-free vlogs? An intro with music is fine, but after that, it should be the original audio.

Come along for a peaceful boat ride through the historic canals of Amsterdam! 🛥️✨ It’s a sunny day, and we're cruising past iconic canal houses, charming bridges, and vibrant houseboats. It's the perfect way to soak in the relaxing atmosphere of the city. Enjoy the real, authentic sounds of Amsterdam as we move through the water.
We hope this little journey brings a bit of calm and joy to your day! 🌷😊
If you enjoyed the video, please consider hitting the like button and subscribing to our channel for more adventures. We would love to hear from you — do you have any funny, memorable stories from your time in Amsterdam? Or maybe you have some tips or constructive feedback for us? Let’s chat in the comments! 👇

Visited at the beginning of June and managed to captures some shots over the town and also from the Ivanovo rock churches.

I think this was one of the best day trip experiences in Bulgaria and I would recommend it for others as well. Day trip started from Bucharest.

Spent the day in Estepona, a town just up the coast from Marbella that we almost skipped entirely while planning the trip. Turned out to be one of the more genuine stops we've found on the Costa del Sol: flower-covered streets in the old town, a Roman ruin we stumbled onto without expecting it, and a slower pace that felt more like a real town than a resort strip.

This one was actually a mother-daughter trip rather than our usual setup, so it's got a bit of a different feel to it. Sharing in case it's useful for anyone weighing Estepona against the bigger names on that stretch of coast, or just curious what's actually there beyond the beach.

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Join us aboard the Durango & Silverton Narrow-Gauge Railroad for one of the most spectacular scenic rail experiences in the United States! We chose to take in the sights and sounds of the journey from Durango, CO to Silverton, CO in an open-air carriage for the entirety of our there-and-back journey between two drastically different altitudes and environments in the Colorado Rockies!