Should you dive from a resort or live on a boat for a week? Here’s how to decide what’s right for your next scuba adventure, based on comfort, access, marine life, and crowd levels.

A dive trip with friends, a baby, and some whisky turned into a chaotic adventure—and the beginning of Chickenfeet Travels.

A personal look at how the Banana Pancake Trail and travel blogs helped fuel a culture of sameness, surface-level experiences, and performative travel. And why we must write—and travel—with more care.

Not all elephant experiences are ethical — but that doesn’t mean we should turn away completely. This post explores the real cost of conservation, the signs of a responsible sanctuary, and why these gentle giants still give us a reason to hope.

Why would anyone name a travel company after a weird, bony food? The answer lies in pho, Singlish, and a love of unexpected adventures.

Southeast Asia holds a rich tapestry of tribal cultures—but many are disappearing. Learn why these communities matter and how to visit with respect, reverence, and purpose.

From street food in Hanoi to temple ruins in the jungle, this is the story of how one dare turned into a post-pandemic adventure through some of Vietnam’s most stunning and underrated places.

It started with a dare and turned into a 14-day cycling adventure through Vietnam’s Central Highlands. From misty mountains and waterfalls to whisky-drunk hosts and remote villages, this story pedals through beauty, challenge, and everything in between—one climb at a time.

We follow people, not hype. Our dive trips are built around currents, coral health, and trusted local guides—not crowd-chasing or over-promising. Here’s how we choose where (and with whom) we dive.

Diving shaped my life, my friendships, and ultimately Chickenfeet Travels. This is my story—from the first freezing dives in Australia to a thousand logged dives across the world.

Most dive centres will push you to get certified, but it’s not the only path. Here’s what you really need to know if you’re new to scuba, plus the best beginner-friendly alternatives.

It’s tempting to buy dive gear, but unless you’re diving often, it might be a waste. Here’s my honest advice on what to buy, what not to, and how to prioritise safety and sanity first.

Scuba diving in Southeast Asia is beautiful and budget-friendly—but there’s a vost to cheap dives, crowded sites, and shortcuts. Here’s what to know and how to dive better.

This is the story of how years of immersive travel—from backpacking and diving to meeting indigenous communities—reshaped how i see success, sustainability, and true purpose of travel.

Living on a sailboat taught me more about sustainability than any textbook ever could. From limited water to unexpected privilege, this story captures what happens when adventure meets awareness.

What began as a motorbike detour turned into one of my most surreal experiences: sharing rice wine with a village elder, crashing a Bahnar wedding, and witnessing a scared gong performance. This story is about time travel, community, and what we might lose if we don’t pay attention.