Without Syrian visas we headed to the Turkish-Syrian border at Bab Al-Hawa with hopes of being admitted entry to our next destination.

With no time to waste, and reports on the ground of an end to fighting in Lebanon, we head through the mountains to Beirut.

Times are a-changing in Lebanon. Just days removed from civil war, a major agreement between resistance factions and the government bro...

Sunday in England means football...of the British variety. We headed to a local pub to catch London's bitter rivals Chelsea and Arsenal...

Home to some of of Sri Lanka's most prosperous ancient civilizations, Anuradhapura still draws thousands to its numerous historic sites.

The clouds, rain and general muck rolled out the carpet for us on our first full day in London.

After a walk in the Nairobi Arboretum with our friend Benard, we jump on the train to Mombasa and head to the Indian Ocean.

We pack our bags and head for the equator on a 10-day jaunt through Kenya.

This place seems straight out of our dinosaur books when we were little kids: an island made by two volcanoes in a lake so big it looks...

On our second day in Railay, we decided to jump right in and enjoy all the positive aspects that this beautiful place had to offer.

We set out to explore the south coast city of Galle, including the Old Town and the Dutch Fort.

We may have hit our rock bottom. Trying to find something to do in San Jose - all we can do is nurse our sorrows with a local beer.

On day two in Rome we headed to Vatican city to explore the grandest of Catholic churches, the Basilica of St. Peter.

Taking it easy, we just head to the beach to catch the sunset and see the Gulf of Mexico.

After an eventful stay in Hamburg, we said goodbye to Ben and the house mates and caught a ride to Berlin, Germany's hipster cool capital.