Why do we need Travel Insurance?

Travel November 12, 2018November 12, 2018 by Familyonthewheels

Why do we need Travel insurance ?

We are crazy travellers and good luck doesn’t always follow you. Life is uncertain and we all have our own shares of ups and downs while travelling. You’ve planned a beautiful trip to break the monotony of life and what if you lose your baggage , may be passport or miss your connecting flight? Worst being, health may also take a toll, more so when elders or kids are together. What then?

I still remember that day, we were quite excited to explore Colosseum after reaching Rome. But destiny had something else in … Continue Reading

Over the mountains, under the fog! Hello to #TheBlindList

International Sojourns October 17, 2018October 18, 2018 by Familyonthewheels

Have you ever been to a mysterious place and blessed with the Natures magnificence? Its then that you realize how beautiful #TheBlindlist can be. #SayYestotheworld #travelinspiration #traveladdict #traveltale #bucketlist #blinddate

That day was different. The skies were echoing unique tales. As we drove towards our destination, which seemed some 300kms away, the GPS broke. There were no phone connections. It was already 8pm but we couldn’t see anyone around. We continued driving thinking that it would lead us to our destination.
Our souls became apprehensive as the skies roared with lightenings, heavy downpour was about to lash us. The hilly turns became twisty and slippery. There were quite a few waterfalls on the passage, but no life could be seen. Where were we venturing into? There was a feel of … Continue Reading

Travelling to Ayers Rock on a Budget

International Cruising August 30, 2018 by Familyonthewheels

Travelling to Ayers Rock, South Australia?

Travelling to Ayers Rock in Australia on a budget. Embrace the beauty of Nature and magnificent Australia #Australia #ayersrock #travel #traveller #wanderlust

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Northern Territory’s massive sandstone monolith Ayers Rock was first named Uluru by the local indigenous people before the surveyor William Gosse named it after the South Australia Chief Secretary Henry Ayers. This famous postcard-worthy landmark is one of the country’s most famous tourist icons.

If you are planning a trip to Ayers Rock and are working on a budget, here are some tips on how you can save some money. One expense you will not be able to avoid is the mandatory $25 charge to get into Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park… Continue Reading