Lifestyle Product Review – The Tesalate Workout Towel

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I’m really quite in love with Tesalate towels. It’s hard not to like an innovative product that makes an old product new again. I started out with the Uber cool Tesalate beach towel. You choose the pattern on your towel when you order. It folds up into a small size to easily fit into a bag or your luggage. It dries you with ease and sand shakes off with a flick of the towel.

A Tesalate towel rolled up in its carry pack

And I’m happy to say that Tesalate has now added workout towels to their product line. I’m in love again with the new workout towels. They are perfect for workouts anywhere including when you travel. Here are 4 reasons why you should grab a Tesalate workout towel:

  • It’s personal equipment – From now on, I need my own dedicated towel. I don’t want a public towel. The Tesalate workout towel has your chosen design on one side and black and white on the other. One side face down on equipment; the other side for wiping sweat from you. I know right now that I won’t wash it every day but it won’t smell with its fast-drying fabric.
  • It’s versatile – If you are like most (and me), your workout routine includes a variety of activities. Fast walking, running, yoga, weights, boot camp. You name it and this workout towel works for whatever you are doing. It’s a perfect size and rolls up nice and small when you are done.
A Tesalate workout towel on a yoga mat
  • It’s Australian Tesalate cool – If you have a Tesalate beach towel, you know how cool this company is and how good the product is. They deliver outstanding products in over 100 countries around the world. If you are thinking “a towel is a towel”, think again. Over 30,000 five-star reviews can’t be wrong!
  • It’s designed to help keep you safe – The Pandemic has taught us that health and safety are paramount. In addition to its size and quick-drying, Tesalate workout towels have a safe antimicrobial additive built into the fabric. It’s the workout towel re-imagined. Antimicrobial helps protect you from bacteria as well as mold, mildew, and algae.

Summary:

It’s a different world out there. We all want peace of mind and this is just one more small piece. All in all, a quality functional product for home, outside, travel, or gym. You can get your workout towel from Tesalate here (join their mailing list and get 10% off).

A man working out with a Tesalate workout towel
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How to Make the Most of Your Long Australian Vacation

A view of Sydney Harbour and the Sydney Opera House at night

Have you decided to take the plunge and plan a long Australian vacation in this beautiful faraway country? Well, that’s excellent considering Australia is one of the most gorgeous countries in the world. And while most tourists will say that it’s simply too far away, it’s definitely worth the time, cost and the long flights. However, if you’re considering going to Australia for a vacation you need to make a serious plan because it’s simply impossible to see all there is to see in a week. Two weeks is the least you should spend traveling across Australia and even then, good organization is the key. Read on to learn some tips on how to make the most of your long Australian vacation and this trip of a lifetime.

How to plan a longer trip

Koala bears sitting on a tree in Australia

The first thing you need to take into consideration once you start planning your nice long vacation in Australia is that the country is huge. This means that it’s basically impossible to see the whole country by simply driving from one end of the country to the other. A better way to spend your vacation in Australia is to focus on one type of vacation. So instead of lots of packing and unpacking, spending time in airports, bus terminals and long road trips simply decide whether you prefer an adventurous trip, a beach vacation, or maybe something else. While it’s difficult to accept the fact that you won’t be able to see everything, with time constraints and budget limits, it’s definitely better to start planning your trip with some focus in mind.

Places to visit

The skyline at night in Australia

As already mentioned, there are plenty of places to visit in Australia and this is why it’s important to prioritize the things you really want to see. If you don’t like going to the beach, skip Bondi beach in Sydney and visit all the museums you’re interested in. Before you start planning your trip, think about your vacation preferences. Do you enjoy finding a good place to relax or you are more interested in parties? Do you want to visit historical sites or  you prefer adventurous vacations? Would you like to see the cities or maybe the coastal or outback areas or do you just want to enjoy Australian food and wine? By defining what you want to see, it’ll be easier to plan your trip. And make the most of your Australian trip by doing the things you enjoy.

Types of travel experiences

When it comes to vacationing in Australia, there is something for everyone. From busy, vibrant cities, quaint and cute small towns, superb wine regions, to amazingly beautiful ancient rainforests, enchanting mountains, amazing reefs, gorgeous beaches, vast deserts and stunningly unique wildlife. One thing is for sure; you’ll never be bored in Australia.

Think about flights and accommodation

A man looking at sunset from a beach in Australia Once again, organization is the key to having a full experience once on a vacation. Some of the things you need to pay attention to are accommodation and how you’re going to get to Australia. It’s best to choose the destinations which are the closest to your origin in order to save time and not spend too much of it on commuting. Another important thing to think about is accommodation. If you’re staying longer, and you should stay as long as possible, avoid hotels and hostels if you can. Something that you should take into consideration is renting a place while you’re on your vacation. One of the frequently asked questions by travelers is “Can you pay rent with a credit card?” and not only is the answer YES but you might even get rewarded for it by earning points for future travel. So renting a place for yourself can be practical both money-wise and organization-wise.

The flag of Australia imposed on a brick wall

Stop just looking at the pictures of Australia! Instead book those airplane tickets, start planning and packing and go on the best vacation you’ll probably ever have in your life.