Island Travel Podcast

Did you know that Kiribati has only one cab driver? Learn his name in this episode. Kiribati is also one of the least visited countries on earth and Gunnar Garfors explains why it is so amazing! Garfors spent considerable time of the island while writing his book "Elsewhere" about the 20 least visited countries on earth. Kiribati is a collection of 34 islands spanning a wide stretch of space in the Pacific Ocean. It is hard to get to, as we discuss transport options in this episode, but very worth it!
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The Island Travel Podcast delivers a weekly 15-20 minute episode on a special island. The host is Marc Jorgensen who is the author of "Internet Revolution: A Generational Story"

Joanna Krupa from the travel backpacking company "Querido Mundo Reisen" shares her philosophy of more human focused and personalized travel, why she loves visiting Cuba is and the reasons she believes that everyone needs to visit at least once in their lifetime!
Joanna shows you where to go throughout the island including Havana, Santiago del Cuba, Trinidad, and other memorable places in Cuba which is full of history and beautiful nature, and unique experiences. Also, Joanna shares practical information like using the Internet, where to find good music, and how to find lodging at a "casa particular".
Special Island Travel discount! If you book a tour with Querido Mundo use the promotional code: islandtravel and you will receive a 50 euro discount (~$60)
Find out more about Querido Mundo Travel on their website, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

In this episode on Dominica you will learn where it is safe to get in the ocean, how to find world class hot springs, locate splendid trails throughout the island, and what makes this less known island of just 70,000 such a magical and a well kept secret in the Caribbean.
University Professor Dr. Robert "Bob" Maguire has been visiting the island of Dominica every year since becoming enamored with the island as a U.S Peace Corp volunteer nearly 50 years ago!
Dr. Bob has a deep knowledge of the Caribbean and is has been called on by the U.S Congress, New York Times and other major outlets for his expertise.
Dr. Bob has many friends on Dominica and is happy to help people with questions or need some kind orientation or assistance to have a great Dominica experience.
You can contact Dr. Bob on his AirBnB listing: shorturl.at/uABNS

Is Manhattan "The truest melting pot in the United States"? Filmmaker Mathew Taylor, who produced "Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible" believes so and he walked every street on the island of Manhattan to learn firsthand. Taylor shares a funny stories, insider tips, on the ground anecdotes, and explains why the funnest thing to do on Manhattan, perhaps the worlds most famous island, is to just walk around!

It's hard to get to Christmas Island. It's located ~1,000 miles west of Australia and few direct flights. It took Stefan Krasowski, founder of the "Every Passport Stamp" world travel group, several years for the stars to align to make a visit in the middle of the island's renowned annual crab migration!
I knew very little about the Christmas Island so I found our discussion fascinating! Stefan has visited all the countries of the world and offers many useful travel tips!