We’ve been nomadic and traveling full-time for 6 years and we have gone through a lot of iterations of our packing list. We have swapped a lot of items for better and more travel-friendly items. We have also added items that we didn’t think we needed initially but added more comfort. When you have limited space to carry your life’s belongings around the world with you, you become very selective on those items. In this nomad packing essentials list, we cover 16 must-have items for long-term travel – including tech, toiletries and compact essentials. Many of these items aren’t obvious for a trav ..read more

Prioritizing health and wellness is a cornerstone of our lives, with a fitness goal of staying active well into our 80s and 90s. We draw immense inspiration from the blue zones—regions of the world where residents often live past 100 years, thanks to their healthy lifestyles. If you’re not familiar with blue zones, they are areas known for their exceptionally long-lived populations, including Okinawa, Japan; Sardinia, Italy; Nicoya, Costa Rica; Ikaria, Greece; and Loma Linda, California. There was also recently a great Netflix series on this topic “Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zone.”  ..read more

Embarking on a nomadic lifestyle is an exciting adventure that requires careful planning and preparation. When we first took the leap and started our nomadic life in 2018, it was very thrilling but also very stressful and overwhelming. We’ve put together a comprehensive nomad checklist of 9 things to prepare for nomadic life to ensure you have a smooth journey. Some of these things take time so make sure you plan well in advance to avoid a last-minute crunch ..read more

Top 9 destinations for nomads based on affordability, comfort and other nomad-specific criteria. 1. Chiang Mai Thailand 2. Ubud Bali Indonesia 3. Danang Vietnam etc ..read more

Experience the tropical paradise side of Japan by visiting the Kerama Islands in Okinawa. The Kerama Islands are a chain of islands that are the perfect place to experience the gorgeous ‘Okinawa blue’ waters that this area is famous for. The mainland of Okinawa is actually quite developed and not where you will find the idyllic paradise island images seen on postcards. To experience pristine beaches, crystal clear waters and amazing snorkeling/scuba diving, you must visit the Kerama Islands. In this 3 day itinerary, discover things to do, how to get there, where to eat, where to stay and other ..read more

As aspiring minimalists, we made the conscientious decision to live with less as it turns out that less is more. So when it came to packing our stuff, we decided that we would travel the world with carry-on only ..read more

Lets face it, women have different and more challenges packing than men do. We have more toiletries, makeup, products, bags and outfits than men do. And where are we supposed to put all of our shoes ..read more

Driving in Japan with a foreign license requires either an International Driving Permit or a JAF-translated license, depending on your country of origin. In this guide we give you an easy way to figure out how to make sure you can drive legally in Japan as a tourist ..read more

Embark on a snowy adventure as we explore the charming village of Nozawa Onsen in Japan. From thrilling ski slopes to rejuvenating hot springs, follow along for an unforgettable journey you don’t want to miss ..read more

This interview introduces Helen and Tim, a dynamic couple who have embarked on a journey of full-time travel. Motivated by concepts like Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE), Helen and Tim meticulously saved and strategized to make their dream a reality. Their story underscores the significance of financial preparation, overcoming limiting beliefs, and embracing a life of adventure while maintaining financial stability ..read more