Travel. Eat. Repeat.
Our Story
Thanks for stopping by. Hope you’re hungry!
We’re Darah and Garrett, two mistake-prone wanderers with a mad love for food. Our story began in June 2016 when we eloped in a pink Cadillac in Las Vegas. We quit the 9-5 life two years later to move abroad. Now, unexpectedly, we’re digital nomads who teach English online. Life is full of surprises!
We created this blog to share some budget-friendly advice and offer a unique point of view on travel destinations around the world. We hope our fellow wanderers can find our words useful and in turn feel inspired to travel and eat the world! Join us as we follow our stomachs from country to country. We’re keeping notes to make that world recipe book one day!
Traveling on a Budget: Save Money and See the World
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Traveling on a Budget: Save Money and See the World
Free budget calculator and interactive itinerary!
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