More Than a Travel Blog
Arimo Travels is a half-flightless travel site that focuses on sustainable long-term travel.
Travel Destinations
Looking for a specific country or region? This destination page will get you started.
Flightless Travel
Flightless travel means traveling overland and overseas without airplanes. These flightless travel guides help you explore the world in a sustainable way.
Travel Tips & Resources
How to travel the world, and how much does it cost? Here are all the travel guides that I’ve written.
Random Generators
These random generators let you pick random vacation destinations and much more.
Travel Stories
Stories from my travels. Curious observations, blunt realism and bad jokes.
...and More!
Articles about hiking, meditation, psychology… Here’s everything else that Arimo Travels has to offer.
Music from Latvia (Travel Memory #27)
I’ve only been to Latvia twice, but I’m sure that number will change in the future.
Reunions in the United Kingdom (Travel Memory #26)
While traveling, you get to know plenty of wonderful people. Unfortunately you can’t see them again very often.
Visiting the Netherlands (Travel Memory #25)
Unlike most people who’ve been to the Netherlands, I have never been to Amsterdam. Still, I’ve been impressed by the smaller towns.
Food Travel in Greece (Travel Memory #24)
If you ask me, local food is one of the greatest experiences one can have while traveling.
The Plants of Portugal (Travel Memory #23)
People and nature. I believe that most reasons to travel fit in those two groups. I got to enjoy both on my stay in Portugal…
Losing Three Cameras at Once (Travel Memory #22)
In 2012, I got mugged and lost two cameras at once. A year later, I lost three.
Getting Mugged in Turin (Travel Memory #21)
I’ve survived my travels with relatively few misfortunes. However, I did get mugged on my first solo trip at the age of 20.
At the Mayor's House in Andalusia, Spain (Travel Memory #20)
When I was a child, our family’s home exchange trips let me experience life in very different locations.
Home Exchange in Killarney, Ireland (Travel Memory #19)
When I was a child, my family participated in house swapping all over Europe. Our last home exchange took place in Ireland in 2000.
Staying in the Bubble in Hungary (Travel Memory #18)
We travel to expand our view of the world, but how far can we actually get? In Hungary, I was once again surrounded by like-minded…