In 2016 we spent 3 weeks in Bolivia and it was wonderful, however, diabetes can present some challenges...keep reading to find out how to deal with them!
I spent a month in Argentina in 2016 backpacking with diabetes and it was wonderful. You deal with the heat and wilderness, so keep reading to get prepared
When driving through Bosnia Herzegovina, one of the best things you can do is the Mostar Bridge jump! It's only 23 metres high, think you can handle it?
Your guide to the top things to do in Split, Croatia. The beautiful seaside city is filled with sights to see, stunning beaches, great wine, and much more!
Tips and tricks I learnt from travelling with type 1 diabetes. From dealing with the climate, food, culture and alcohol! You can handle it with this guide
A Guide to the best things to do in Hallstatt on a budget, the beautiful town of Austria that offers wonderful things to see and do on a day trip or more.
April has been an incredible month, filled mostly with days spent in the sun working and evenings sipping wine watching the sun set over the Adriatic Sea.
We visited Hanoi in September 2017 and spent hours researching the best Halong Bay cruise for backpackers. So, to help save you time and money, here it is!
Here's a look at exactly how we make our money and are able to afford to travel the world (p.s. it's not through a trust fund or because our families pay!)
Your Prague City guide showcasing the top ways to see Prague on a budget. With the best things to see, eat, drink and do in the wonderful city of Prague.
Your guide to the best hotels in Vietnam as experienced by us on our three weeks travel throughout Vietnam. With pros, cons and links for you to book too!
Hue holds incredible importance in Vietnam's history, and it's no surprise there are so many wonderful things to do in Hue. Here's 19 to get you started!
A city guide to help you discover the top things to do in Innsbruck in one day. From were to visit, what to eat and how to get there, we have you covered.
If you're planning on visiting Vienna on a budget, then check out our ultimate guide of things to do, where to eat and where to stay. We've got you covered
Looking for the best things to do in Hoi An? Well, the Hoi An Ancient town should definitely be at the top of your list. Here's what you can get up to ...
A guide to prepare you with the ultimate 10 things you should know about flying with diabetes. With tips and advice to ensure your journey is a smooth one.
If you're looking for a break from the endless heat, and want to head into the mountains, then check out these 10 best things to do in Da Lat, Vietnam.
A travel guide to Vang Vieng in Laos covering the top things to do, other than the famous tubing experience. Discussing when to go, how to visit and more.
Your guide to the insulin travel cases on the market to help keep your insulin cool. Their benefits, disadvantages and where to find them for purchase.
A guide to managing your blood sugars in the cold and diabetes in cold weather. From how it affects your body, and tips on achieving level blood sugars.
Pai is a beautiful area of Thailand, and I've put together a guide to the top things to do in Pai alongside how to get there, when to go and where to stay!
A guide to enjoying alcohol with type 1 diabetes. Whether it's a causal Friday night tipple or a party, follow these tips for drinking with type 1 diabetes
Your guide to the top things to do in beautiful Chiang Rai, located in Northern Thailand. From temples, to waterfalls, we've got your itinerary sorted!
Your guide to the top things to see and do in Cambodia's unique city, Battambang. From bat caves, to killing caves, we've got your itinerary covered....
If you're looking for things to do in Phnomh Penh, then you must visit the Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center. In fact, here's 8 reasons why you must go.
Here's my journey to Bangkok, Ko Samui, Ko Phangan, Phi Phi, Krabi and other exotic destinations! Enjoy my complete guide to island hopping in Thailand.
Some tips & tricks for managing type 1 diabetes at a waterpark. You don't have to miss out, there is some steps to take to ensure you have the best time!
Probably like yourself, I had never even heard of a Sak Yant tattoo, but I was so drawn in by how unique it was that I quickly decided I had to get one.
Here's our tips and tricks for taking a road trip with type 1 diabetes. Whether it's a few hours, a week, or a couple of months, we've got you covered.
Have you ever worried about counting carbohydrates whilst travelling abroad to new countries? Don't worry. Check out this complete guide with tips & tricks
I've been fortunate enough to review two Myabetic cases, designed specifically to help you travel the world more easily when you have a lot of supplies.
Kampot lies in the South of Cambodia and it’s a far cry from the manic nature of the capital Phnom Penh; an oasis of tranquility which I fell in love with.
Have you ever had the feeling of anxiety when heading through airport security with type 1 diabetes? Well, hopefully experience will help to reassure you.
Inspiring fellow diabetics to live their dreams and travel the world with type 1 diabetes. Be prepared and nothing can stop you from achieving your goals.
After 3 weeks spent living in Bali and exploring as much of the island as possible , I thought it useful to share our thoughts on where to stay in Bali.
The best way to get around Bali, Indonesia, whether it's by taxi, car, bus or bike, we have you covered on all you need to know for the perfect getaway.
Travelling Amsterdam on a budget isn't impossible. I've done it- twice! Here is your guide to an amazing time in Amsterdam whilst sticking to a budget.
A guide to eating healthy on holiday with type 1 diabetes no matter where you are in the world. With personal tips from my own experiences on the road!
In the past on my birthday, I've done Venice, Verona and Rome, but this time I wanted to go for the “lost” capital of Italy; Turin, or in Italian, Torino.
First off, "why 22?" I hear you ask. Well, these are the 22 awesome things to do in South America that gave us the most memorable 4 months of our lives!
A reflection of 4 months travelling in South America. Here's what I did right and what I will do differently on our next trip. Also, a bit about type 1!
What is an insulin pump? Are insulin pumps worth it? How do I get an insulin pump? Questions, Questions, Questions! Maybe it's time for some answers ...
I really love food! I love eating, cooking and smelling food; so one of the best things about South America was being able to try all sorts of new foods!
In Bolivia at the moment, due to a lack of Government subsidy and support, test strips are both very expensive and also very hard to come by for type 1's.
I may not be a parent yet myself, but I know plenty of mothers and fathers who worry about taking their child away on a trip if they have type 1 diabetes.
There is a common theme in what people think causes diabetes…sugar. I'd like to clear up that little misconception- Diabetes has nothing to do with sugar.
4 months from away from home is simply too long for any hardcore fried chicken lover like myself, here’s your go-to-guide for eating KFC South America.
Happy world diabetes day! This is our day, to celebrate how far we've come, to share our stories and to spread much needed awareness. This is my story ...
YES they can. Type 1 diabetics can trek Torres Del Paine...just like everyone else! It took a lot out of me, but here's my story and how you can do it too!
What is the “W” trail? How much does it cost to visit? How do I get there? Here's all the information you need when camping in Torres del Paine, Chile.
Ever wondered what it's like to cruise down the Amazon? Plenty of people do it between 2 Amazonian cities called Belem and Manaus. So we gave it a go ...
A week on the Amazon on a boat with no luxuries and a limited supply of equipment and food. This was not set to be the best environment for my diabetes ...
As part of our ongoing fundraising campaign, 25% of the funds raised will go to a charity called T1International. They've been fantastic in supporting us.
We want to summarise why we decided to raise money for diabetics in Bolivia during our travels in South America, and what your funds will be going towards.
Vitoria was a stop off point for us to break up the journey to Salvador, but even so, I had Googled there, and the place looked beautiful and interesting,.
The start of our 4 month journey in South America began with a fantastic 4 day stay in Rio de Janeiro. Here's the things you can’t leave Rio without doing.
Diabetes is far from perfect. There's no such thing as perfect blood control. Let me talk you through a few of my travel mishaps and how I overcame them!
Whenever I come across anything that I think will benefit fellow type ones like me, I like to share it! Anything to make life a little easier can't be bad.
I was diagnosed when I was 22, and I will be 51 next month. Cazzy and Bradley asked if I could talk a bit about my experiences with cycling and Type 1.
I thought it was a good time to discuss, what to do in an emergency. So...I have made a list of all the things that are worrying me, and how to solve them!
I first googled diabetic ID's 7 years ago, and a list of bulky silver necklaces came up. Now there's all sorts of diverse and pretty medical ID’s on offer!
So it’s a Saturday night and I have nothing planned so I decided to do one of my favourite things and write my thoughts out! So here's what I'm thinking...
This isn't an easy job necessarily but neither does it have to be hard! Here's some top tips on what to be aware of when you travel with a type 1 diabetic:
