Blog Posts Tagged ‘autistic travel’

How to Travel as an Introvert

Águas Livres Roman Aqueduct, Lisbon, Portugal

Being an introvert doesn’t mean you should avoid travel, if that’s something you really want to do. Here’s my advice on what it’s like to travel solo as an introvert

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How to get Peleș Castle in Romania: Europe’s Most Enchanting Castle

Peles Castle grounds, Alex Stratikis

Where is the first place you think of for the best castle in Europe? Chances are it’s not in Romania, but Peleș Castle will definitely challenge your preconceptions.

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My 8 Best Tips on how I Enjoyed Venice on a Budget

Venice canals, as seen on my travel blog

A recent trip to Venice was somewhat of a fluke, so I had to get smart with my budget during my time there.

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Weekly Thoughts #6: Houseless not Homeless

Budapest, Hungary, Autism Adventures Abroad

A recent viewing of the film ‘Nomadland’ gave me inspiration for the concept of ‘houseless not homeless’ and my experiences since giving up what many would consider a ‘normal life’.

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2 Weeks in Cyprus over December: The Perfect Winter Getaway Destination  

Ayia Napa waterfront walkway, Cyprus

A winter well spent in the eternally sunny island of Cyprus. Sun lovers take note!

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Weekly Thoughts #5: When Travel Doesn’t Go Right

TrenItalia is shit

My weekly thoughts on a recent bad travel experience dealing with the mess of ineffective public transport in Italy.

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Autistic Travel Voices #1: Joseph Redford

Mount Triglav, Slovenia

Interview with Joseph Redford, for the first edition of ‘Autistic Travel Voices’. Jospeh is a seasoned globe trotter, with a lot of valuable knowledge and experience he has kindly shared.

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My 2 Week Experience Living with Bedouins: The Ultimate Wadi Rum Desert Guide

Wadi Rum, Lawrence Spring

My most rewarding Workaway experience to-date; spending 2 weeks living with Bedouins in Wadi Rum village, to help with tours and take photographs for my host’s new website.

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Weekly Thoughts #4: Why City Life is Better Suited to me as an Autistic Adult

Shibuya Scramble Crossing at night, Tokyo

My weekly thoughts on why I prefer city life – something that may be considered a contradiction to usual autistic traits.

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Japanese Gardens at Cowden – A Guide to one of Scotland’s Hidden Treasures

Japanese Gardens at Cowden bridges

A comprehensive guide based around a recent visit to one of Scotland’s lesser known attractions, the Japanese Gardens at Cowden.

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My 2 Week Guatemala Itinerary: Where to go, what to do, where to stay

Mirador de San Marcos, Lake Atitlán

2 weeks well spent in Guatemala – my guide on where I went went, what I did, and where I stayed.

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Weekly Thoughts #3: Disability and What it Means to me

My thoughts on being considered disabled, and how such labelling affects me/what it means to me to be disabled.

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