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- An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel
- Narrated by: Rolf Potts
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- Categories: Travel & Tourism, Adventure Travel
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Publisher's Summary
Vagabonding is about taking time off from your normal life - from six weeks to four months to two years - to discover and experience the world on your own terms. Veteran shoestring traveler Rolf Potts shows how anyone armed with an independent spirit can achieve the dream of extended overseas travel. Potts gives the necessary information on:
- Financing your travel time
- Determining your destination
- Adjusting to life on the road
- Working and volunteering overseas
- Handling travel adversity
- Re-assimilating back into ordinary life
Not just a plan of action, vagabonding is an outlook on life that emphasizes creativity, discovery, and the growth of the spirit. Visit the vagabonding community's hub at www.vagabonding.net.
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- 10-10-16
I wanted to love this book...
But in the end I'm not really sure who it's for. For an experienced traveler this book is very much a sermon to the choir. Ideas like "eat the local cuisine instead of pizza" and "don't just hang out where all the tourists are" seem so obvious as to almost feel condescending (though I know that wasn't the authors intent). I suspect that "the beaten path" has never really appealed to anyone who would be interested in this book so again much of the advice seems like common sense (at least for the books audience) Also travel style is a very personal thing and the author can come across like there's one right way to do it. That said I love the idea of this book and there are definitely some interesting sections, I guess I was just hoping for more.
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- Casey
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Meh
I was quite excited for this book based on the recommendation of Tim Ferris. However, short of some entertaining anecdotes, I did not find that it offered much of value.
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- Lina
- 03-15-16
Loved it! - Great resource
Very interesting book with applicable details related to traveling from prepping before to getting back home.
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- Stephen
- 01-22-15
Great listen!
Has definitely affected the way I think about consuming products (Will this hold me down in the future? Could I put this money toward a great meal in Japan someday? If I lose this object traveling, can I easily afford to replace it, or will it be a huge loss?).
Short enough that it's a relatively quick listen, and well worth it. Long enough to still provoke lots of thinking.
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- JillAnne
- 10-01-15
Not impressed..
I expected to learn a lot about how to travel asks live fairly comfortably on a REALLY tight budget (Vagabond) and it turned out to be more of an empowering lecture that encouraged you to realize that Y.O.L.O. and that you should drop your life and take off, essentially... Ugh..
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- oreneus
- 07-05-15
my advice: pass on to the next book
this was the most obsolete audio I've ever listened to. hearing Tim Ferris literally drooling over this book in his recommendation by calling it a game changer and a 'must read' made me want to know what it was all about, obviously I was disappointed. spare yourselves the money and go travel
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- Ryan
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Excellent book for anyone who travels regularly.
If you enjoy traveling off the beaten path this is a must read. Perfect for those who care more about experiencing life rather than buying happiness.
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- Matteo
- 03-13-14
review of a well seasoned traveler.
I like to read books where I come out with something. I've been thinking about reading this book for a long time, since Tim Ferris was a fierce supporter. But I struggled to see what pointers I could take on this book.
Many of the "conclusions" are opinionated, posing a right and wrong way of traveling. Myself, I travel rather similar to how the author of the book has done, but I find that most of his advice is common sense, the rest is just his opinion, which sometimes coincides with mine, and sometimes not.
For someone that has never traveled outside of package tours, this book my pose a different way of traveling, something that many people can enjoy and learn from if they try. I was expecting to find something creative and different from what I saw, instead I just saw criticism of those that do package tours, drugs or alcohol.
I'm not saying the way he travels is not interesting, I'm saying that if this is what you like, this is what you will do. If someone rather go to a club med, well, there can be something in that too, different tastes make up for different traveling ways.
My self, I like to mix up a bit of everything.
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- Maureen
- 08-17-16
good philosophy
A good read even if you dont want to backpack across Asia give it a try. Travel and exploration can be achieved closer to home too. Open your eyes and heart and enjoy all the moments of your life.
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- Vanploegn
- 12-19-17
Eh. Not really a guide.
I'm disappointed. it's not really a guide so much as an appeal to people to go traveling. I guess it's fine as a book about experiencing experiences, but it is being sold as a guide with advice on so many things that it doesn't deliver.
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- Anthony Sephton
- 12-20-16
A great listen.
The narration was great with bought an easy listing vibe to the book. Full of light hearted theory which really gets you thinking about what travel is really about.
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- Jamie Currie
- 08-23-16
Mostly mundane, common sense.
Any additional comments?
Very dull overall. I expected a lot more from a book that was so highly touted by Tim Ferriss. Nothing to take away I'm afraid, and presented in a tone and style that made listening a struggle.
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- Aneta Milanowska
- 05-29-16
More about why&how we travel than how to payforit
I didn't learn anything new about financing travel or cutting costs during travel, but part about why we travel and how to approach it was realy good!
1 person found this helpful
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- Joe Fox
- 05-13-16
Excellent insight into backpacking
Excellent book written in a friendly understandable manner with great insight into travelling.
A must for anyone considering going backpacking for any length of time.
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- Purpleoak
- 08-10-14
Interesting
What made the experience of listening to Vagabonding the most enjoyable?
Worth a listen. One area I would have liked a lot more depth on is finances. A lot of the excerpts he puts in from vagabonders all over the world seem to be freelance writers - what about the rest of us? That said it is still inspiration to just set off and follow your feet.
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- Matthew Dixon
- 01-02-21
very good listen
very good listen but so point contradict others still one of the best travel books about and highly recommend
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- Amy K.
- 12-13-20
Makes me want to go on an adventure
This book is inspiring, just makes me want to travel more. It confirms some of my understanding of other cultures but also made me realise how I have previously made mistakes. I also enjoy how the authors understanding of vagabonding is confirmed by other vangabonders
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- Turcu Ciprian
- 09-06-20
I’d recommend it for travel
Good tips, good stories. Especially if you’re new to Vagabonding, this book is awesome. There are however great tips for traveling in general too
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- Anonymous User
- 08-07-20
Loved this book.
Great escapism during lockdown. Gave some great practical advice and ideas. Would recommend to anyone.
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- Bex
- 05-24-20
Great advice for the long term traveller
Apart from the really useful insights into long term travel, there is much in the mindset and attitudes required, that can be translated to other areas of life and living.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-31-17
Not sure what the hype is about.
This book delivers advice and motivation for long term travelling that could be mistaken for common sense.
In my opinion this was simply a collection of essential tips for backpacking.
I'll sum up the book in a sentence:
If you want to travel for a long time you will need to have a prior financial windfall, lower your standard of living and be selfish enough to leave everything behind without hesitation.
$20,000 will see you off for a long time if you learn to couch surf, dumpster dive and travel overland. Go for it, but don't take this book.
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- Martin Castilla
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Not as Earth-shattering as advertised.
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- Mehdi
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A book for the American idiot
This book is common sense and portrays the opinions of a person which he pushed as though they're facts. As for the travel tips, they're pretty much common sense as well. I can't understand why tim ferries made such a big deal about this book
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- Carlin
- 03-23-17
Excellent and very helpful
Very thorough and well written, yet also full of practical personal anecdotes. I was impressed at how well read this guy was about the history of travel, culture and society. I really enjoyed it and would recommend it.
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- Matt Masters
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Hard copy to be Bought
I will be buying a hard copy of this book having listened to it. Rolf is engaging and relaxed in his narration. His passion is evident and in his voice you hear his belef in letting go.
His advice is easy and practical. He does not speak of anything that is not attainable by any person.
This is a book that will fill with notes and scribbles as U an about to begin my own journey.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-01-20
Every day is a chance to see through curious eyes.
So much value that I am certain to carry with me everyday. Fantastic travel tips but the philosophical ideas that can be incorporated wherever you are really are just invaluable.
A book not only for travel, but for life. Thank you 🙏
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- James
- 03-09-20
Listened multiple times
Very simple and straightforwards with practical advice and littered with nuggets of wisdom and philosophy for life.
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- Lincoln
- 06-06-19
Amazing advice
Great read especially while traveling, an awesome guide to travel. Looking forward to taking the steps and keeping the advice in mind.
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- Jared
- 11-05-18
a pre-travel must read!
I relisten to this before every big trip. it always helps to set me off with the right mindset to have the best time and connections possible.
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-29-18
Great book for would be travellers
Love it. I listen to it over and over again. Plenty of travellers wisdom to make you want to go see the world