Where to start?

In general, the best places to start are:

1.     Morocco

2.     Australia

3.     Thailand

4.     Italy

5.     Canada

6.     Costa Rica

Morocco:

Morocco has everything you need. You have paradise beaches with good surfing, sweeping expanses of desert, the riff mountains in the north, the Atlas Mountains stretching through the middle of the country and some beautiful cities with a lot of culture. Morocco is cheap in general (the food, public transport and so on). Some people think that Moroccan people don't like tourists and that it is dangerous to walk alone. In some places I wouldn't recommend walking alone, but there are locals you will meet that are willing to help you. I would recommend starting in Taghazout/Tamraght. It's a small city on the coast with a surfer’s vibe and they like tourists, there are cheap hostels and lifestyle is cheap. It's also close to some big cities like Agadir and 3 hours from Marrakech. I have a contact in Taraght/Taghazout that can get you the best quality and price.

Australia:

If you want to stay for a long time in the same country, have a decent job and meet people from all over the world, then Australia is the place to be. The best time to start in Australia is between September and January. You can find a job quickly and climate is  at his best. Australia is big, that's why it's hard to tell where to start. I would recommend starting in Sydney. First of all, in the summer it's in Sydney about 30° C, but if you are in the north of Australia during summer it can be 50° C and that's way too much. Sydney is a big city with a lot of work opportunities, a perfect mix of nature and city. You're probably asking yourself if it's that big how can I get anywhere cheap and fast? Well, don't buy a car in Sydney because the public transportation is one of the best I know. It's so easy and cheap! You just need to scan your credit card before entrance and when you leave. It costs 60 cents every ride, doesn't matter how long the ride is. It's for busses, the subway, the tram and even by boat. After Sydney you can buy a car and go to the north next to the beautiful East coastline. Or you can go to the west (Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne,...). I can keep talking about Australia, so don't hesitate to book an online meeting or contact me on mail or what's app.

3.Thailand:

If you want to visit Asia, I would definitely recommend Thailand. Thailand offers a wide range of paradisaical islands to choose from, with some of the best beaches you will ever see. On the other hand, you have a lot of tropical jungles up in northern Thailand, these make a great day trip of trekking adventures that could last a few days. In Thailand you will never get hungry, the food is delicious and cheap. Thailand has a lot of culture with some of the biggest temples, there are like 40 000 temples. If you love the ocean and marine life, then Thailand is the place to be, it has some of the best diving in the world. There are some of the best fighting camps in Thailand that specialize in Muay Thai. You can stay there for one to three months, with accommodation, food.... all included. The visa for Thailand normally lasts maximum 60 days, but if you go to immigration department in Pattaya you can extend your visa for another 30 days. For more info about fighting camps, don't hesitate to contact me. You will become stronger in every way!

4. Italy:

Italy is one of the few countries in the world where you can spend one entire month travelling and you won't get bored of it one bit. The diversity across each region in Italy from the Dolomite's to Sicily is incredible. Not to mention all the natural wonders, picturesque cities, and towns steep in rich history you can see along the way as you travel across the country.

In Italy you can spend months travelling and you won't get bored. The diversity across each region is incredible. You have the amazing mountains, beautiful cities and towns, natural wonders, adorable islands, all surrounded by a beautiful coast. Italy provides a lot of farm work in exchange for accommodation and food, perfect to get to know Italy, the language, the Italian habits, the culture and so on. If you don't like farm work you can also work in the big cities like Milan, Florence and so on. 

Canada:

Canada is an incredible country with stunning natural landscapes, multicultural cities and crazy adventures waiting for you. Canada offers budget-conscious travelers the chance to explore this beauty through an affordable experience. You probably think that Canada is expensive, but with some preperation you can discover the country on a budget. For example: Get requisite camping permits to allow cheap/free back country camping. Also in spring, fall or winter are the prices lower than in summer. To work in the agriculture is attractive in Canada. You can apply and look for jobs on this website: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/jobsearch/jobsearch?searchstring=agriculture&locationstring=&fglo=1&sort=M .

The problem with Canada is that it's hard to get a visa, to be able to work there. there are two options. Your employer can sponsor you with a specific work permit to get your work visa. Or you can apply for a working holiday visa, but it's not certain that you will get one, because your name will be placed in a pool and they pick out random names. The longer you are in that pool the bigger the chances are that you get picked.

Costa Rica:

If you want to start exploring South America, I recommend you start in Costa Rica. The country has insane diversity of fabulous places. The combination of a small size country and a good bus system, makes it easy to see a majority of the country in a short amount of time. If you like surfing and you are in love with the ocean, you should spend time on the pacific coast, it's paradise. If you like hiking and you're in love with the mountains, you should go more inland. The country is small so if you like both (like me), it's a perfect country to combine. Costa Rica provides work for backpackers like teaching English, working on a surf camp, working in tourism, joining the conservation efforts and so on.