There are hundreds of families the world over, many of them our personal friends, who have figured out how to have their cake and eat it too.
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A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by Nathan over at wandrlymagazine.com to help provide some information on how we make a living while on the road.
Ever fantasized about taking the family to India but not sure where to start or a little apprehensive about visiting India ... here are 8 fantastic blogs from families who have spent time in India.
Australia is huge and beautiful. You can spend a week exploring Australia and have an amazing time, but if you really want to see all the natural beauty of the country you need to think longer. A LOT longer. Here are six families doing just that.
Today is the first of our new series of "Family Interviews" that I will be publishing every Wednesday. I think it's about time that we all got to know a few families that are here on VagabondFamily.org. The lucky first family to be interviewed is the Denning Family who are currently in Mexico on their journey from Alaska to Argentina. I'd like to thank them for their personal commitment to getting up at 4am in the morning to work on their blog (you'll see what I am referring to a little later in the interview).
Would you like to meet up with another travelling family or find out whos in your next destination to get advice? Or do you just want to know where we all are across the world? Weve just added a new mapping feature to Vagabond Family to help you do just this. It's easy to use and you can even intergrate it into your own website!
The Vogel Family (Family on Bikes) have recently completed a 2 1/2 year journey from Alaska to Argentina. Their sons were hoping to be Guinness World Record holders for the Youngest Person (well persons) to pedal the length of the Americas but while they were cycling the rules have changed. Is GWR being responsible or unfair?
