🇬🇧 Travel Guides
Vagabonds of the North
Travel doesn’t always require a perfect plan. Sometimes all you need is a map, a camera in your pocket and good company. In this section we gather guides from places we have explored – from the wild cliffs of Ireland, through mysterious ruins in Mexico, to the space centers of Texas.
Here you’ll find inspiration, practical tips, ready-to-follow routes and places that often escape traditional guidebooks.
Because the best adventures begin where the paved road ends.
FEATURED GUIDES
Ireland – The Island of Legends
Wild landscapes, ancient ruins and winding roads along the Atlantic cliffs. Ireland is a place where history blends with mythology and every turn of the road might reveal a castle ruin or a forgotten village.
Northern Ireland – Land of Cliffs and Castles
From the famous Giant’s Causeway to hidden fishing harbours and locations known from Game of Thrones. A land where dramatic cliffs meet Viking history and medieval fortresses.
Texas – Space, Cities and Wild Nature
Dallas, Houston, NASA and the vast open spaces of the American South. Texas combines modern cities with wildlife parks full of alligators and the fascinating story of space exploration.
Mexico – Secrets of the Mayan World
Turquoise Caribbean waters, dense jungle and ancient Mayan pyramids. Mexico enchants travellers with both tropical landscapes and civilizations thousands of years old.
Ready-Made Travel Routes
Sometimes the best way to explore the world is simply to hit the road. Here we share travel routes we have personally tested during our adventures.
You’ll find guides such as:
3 days in County Wicklow
Causeway Coast road trip
4 days in Dallas
exploring Houston and Buffalo Bayou Park
- Caribbean Sea & Mexico Tour
Each route includes must-see places, practical tips and a touch of Vagabond’s humor.
PRACTICAL TRAVEL TIPS
Travel is not only about beautiful views—it’s also about logistics. In this section you will find practical advice about planning trips, renting cars, travel photography, and preparing for longer adventures.
Because even a vagabond sometimes needs a good plan.
“The best journeys often begin with a simple question: what lies beyond the next bend in the road?”