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CPAP Backup Battery for Camping and Power Outages – Bluetti Power Stations Review
Some of the best accommodations in the world’s most beautiful places do not have electricity and that can be a problem if you sleep with a CPAP. Before you read this review of the Bluetti EB3A Power Source, you should know why you need one. A portable solar-powered battery pack is great for camping. You can use it to charge phones, computers and other electronic devices when there is no power source onsite. But if you have sleep apnea, a CPAP backup battery can be essential for your health. Not having a power source for my CPAP machine has limited the amount of tent camping we have done in recent…
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Venustas Heated Jacket Review – Embrace the Cold with Style and Comfort
As winter approaches, the search for the perfect cold-weather gear intensifies and a high-quality winter jacket is at the top of the list. Where I live in Canada, winter temperatures can drop below minus 40 degrees Celsius (-40°F) and I’ve had my eye on a battery-powered heated jacket for months. It’s one of those modern luxuries that might just make winter bearable. Those who have endured harsh winter conditions know that a quality heated jacket can make all the difference in staying warm and comfortable. In the world of heated apparel, the Venustas Heated Jacket has emerged as a popular choice – offering style, innovation, affordability and functionality. Read our…
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Mist Mountain Hot Springs: Nature’s Serene Oasis
As a lover of natural hot springs and hiking, Mist Mountain Hot Springs has been on my bucket list for quite some time. Located in Kananaskis, Alberta, the hike leads you up a trail that provides gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains before arriving at several warm natural hot springs to soak in and enjoy the spectacular views. If you’re not too tired, you can continue up to the peak of Mist Mountain from here, but we only adventured to the hot springs and it was well worth it. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these links, Wander Woman Travel…
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Rock Climbing in Krabi: Conquering New Heights in Nature’s Paradise
As someone who has always been captivated by the beauty of nature and the allure of adventure, trying out rock climbing had been on my bucket list for quite some time. So when I discovered that Krabi, Thailand was not only a stunning vacation destination, but also a prime spot for beginner rock climbers like myself, I knew I had found the perfect opportunity to challenge myself and fulfill a lifelong dream. I’ll admit it wasn’t my first choice when deciding what we should do for the day, my partner Garrett suggested we go rock climbing in Krabi. After taking a few moments to consider, I realized it would be…
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Porcupine Ridge – A Wonderful Hike in Kananaskis
I always feel like the summer flies by in a blink and I am never able to complete as many hikes or camping trips as I would have liked. This year, Garrett and I made it a priority to go hiking whenever we both have a free day or even a few spare hours in the afternoon. It was a surprise when we both realized that we didn’t have plans on a random Sunday in June and we quickly decided to head out to the mountains. Since we made these hiking plans super last minute (that very morning!) We were looking to do a hike near Calgary. I was also…
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10 of the All Time Best Hikes in Kananaskis Country
Kananaskis has some of the most beautiful hiking trails in all of the Canadian Rockies and oftentimes it has fewer crowds than many of the hiking trails near Banff or Canmore. Being born and raised in Alberta and living only an hour away from Kananaskis has allowed me to explore the area extensively. I’ve compiled a list of ten of my all-time favourite hikes that you’ve got to add to your hiking list for this summer. The hikes range from beginner to advanced so there is something for everyone. Read on to discover some of the very best hikes in Kananaskis. There are affiliate links in this post. If you…
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Alberta Open Farm Days – Taste of the Heartland in Stettler
Alberta Open Farms Days is an annual event that lets you see where your food comes from and meet the people who produce it. In Stettler, the event is called Taste of the Heartland, an appropriate name since it literally is a chance to taste the food produced in Alberta’s heartland, one of the most productive agricultural regions in the province. The day starts with fascinating educational tours of local farms where you can meet agricultural producers, ask questions and see their farms up close. It’s a chance to learn what it takes to produce the food we eat and what farmers are doing to ensure long-term sustainability, productivity and…
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A Week in Bermuda Itinerary: The Island’s Must-See Spots
I didn’t know much about Bermuda before I spent a week there with my mother. I had seen pictures of the island’s gorgeous pink sand beaches on social media. I had also heard about the old legend of the Bermuda Triangle, a mysterious area where ships and airplanes went missing. Fortunately, one of those things turned out to be true and the other did not. During our visit, we planned a Bermuda itinerary that took us to some of the most beautiful beaches I had ever seen. We also planned flights to and from Bermuda that not only landed safely – they were on time. Our trip was full of…
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Fine Dining Phuket – Jampa Restaurant Review
Phuket’s newest Michelin Green Star-awarded restaurant, Jampa, gives guests a unique culinary experience that emphasizes sustainability through its zero-waste philosophy and farm-to-table cuisine. Fine dining in Phuket is becoming more sought after among tourists and restauranteurs are rising to the challenge. Wander Woman Travel Magazine visited Jampa for dinner and we were blown away at not only the unique flavors and dishes served but also the dedication to health and the environment. Read on to hear our honest thoughts on dining at this establishment in this Jampa restaurant review. An Escape from the Busy City Jampa is located in Tri Vananda, a wellness resort 15 minutes away from Phuket International…
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Gear Review – VSSL First Aid Kit -Great for Backpacking and Outdoor Adventures
There was a day not long ago when my wife wished she had carried the VSSL First Aid Kit. It was a beautiful day in Waterton Lakes National Park when Debbie and her brother enjoyed a leisurely cycling excursion on Red Rock Canyon Parkway. Cycling the 9 km (5.5 mi) road is always an adventure, but on this particular day it ended up being more of an adventure than they imagined. As they arrived at the parking lot near Red Rock Canyon, they discovered an injured cyclist. The person had lost control of their rented e-bike. They had a deep gash in their leg and needed help. Fortunately, my wife…
