
Welcome to Can Travel Will Travel!
Can Travel Will Travel follows the experiences of my husband Andy and I, as we travel, live and work abroad. We focus on stretches of travel, interspersed with longer stints of living and working abroad.
We set off with modest funds, backpacks, a rough itinerary, each other, and a level of excitement akin to that of a dog with two tails.
You’ll find entertaining anecdotes and valuable information, reviews, and hints and tips. These include accommodation, food, what to see and do, culture, living and working abroad and more.
Previously In
United Kingdom
Currently In
Cambodia
Next Destination
TBC
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Off The Beaten Track in Cambodia
After many visits and having lived there, Cambodia holds a special place in our hearts. In fact, I’d go as far as say we class it as our second home.
Many people only visit The Kingdom of Wonder for a few days to a week. This gives them just enough time to see the temples and maybe one of the islands. This is such a shame as Cambodia has so much more to offer.
Read more about other less touristy places to visit in Cambodia in ‘Off The Beaten Track in Cambodia’ series.
Recent Posts
Best Cyber Monday and Black Friday Travel Deals
It happens every year, Black Friday and Cyber Monday when everything goes a bit crazy. Hordes of shoppers queue up outside shops and department stores, road rage is boiling over and people struggling as they navigate the streets with overflowing bags and boxes piled...
10 Things to Do on Utila That Aren’t Diving or Partying | Honduras
The Caribbean island of Utila in Honduras is the smallest of the Bay Islands. It’s located about 28 km north of La Ceiba on the mainland. A favourite among backpackers, it’s well known as one of the best and most affordable places to learn to dive in the...
20 Useful Travel Gifts for Someone Going Travelling
When it comes to buying gifts for your nearest and dearest, what if they are travellers who are on the road more often than at home? What if they have little room in their bag or life for material things?. What in the world can you buy them that they’ll...
Top 9 Things to Do in Playa Avellanas | Costa Rica
Playa Avellanas is a laid back beachfront town in Guanacaste province in northwestern Costa Rica. A short drive from touristy Tamarindo, it’s still relatively unvisited by the tourist hoards that flock to its neighbour. Playa Avellanas doesn’t have a town...
Exploring Pico Bonito National Park With Hotel Rio | Honduras
We hadn’t heard of Pico Bonito National Park until we arrived on Utila Island, our second bay island in Honduras. We’d spent much of the previous two or three weeks relaxing and snorkelling on beaches and islands in Belize and Honduras and were ready for a...
7 Fun Things to Do in San Pedro | Belize
Ambergris Caye is the largest of the 200 odd cayes (islands) found off the coast of northeast Belize. The 25 mile long, mile wide caye is in the Caribbean Sea just off the tip of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. It’s coastline is protected by the Belize Barrier...
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We love working with tourism boards, travel companies and brands who share our passion for travel.
The only proviso is that you have a destination, product or service that would be a good fit for our niches and of interest to our audience.
We are often available to work as a couple, but equally, Tanya is also available on a solo basis when Andy is busy teaching.
There are many ways we can work together and of course, we are always open to hearing and discussing your own ideas and suggestions.
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Khmer New Year in Siem Reap | Cambodia
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