If you want to find out but aren't quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, you can gain credit towards the PADI Open Water Diver or PADI Scuba Diver course, or carry on and... read more
The World of Fusterlandia in Havana, Cuba
When we were in the Cuban capital of Havana at the beginning of 2020, we were finally able to visit somewhere which had captured our imagination many years previously. Fusterlandia is a colourful and... read more
Puglia Know How | Eating Out in Puglia
Benvenuti in Puglia - welcome to Puglia. Puglia has become famous internationally for its stunning beaches, rolling olive groves, medieval white towns and wonderful food. Food is an integral... read more
Red Rocks and Beyond: A Guide to Moab and Its Incredible Natural Parks
Often regarded as the gateway to Utah's astonishing red rock canyon country, Moab serves as an ideal base for hikers, cyclists, kayakers, and nature enthusiasts. Enveloped by imposing crimson... read more
Vagonetto – Take a ride in a mine
Vagonetto is a mining park in Fokis (Fokis Mining Park), on mountain Parnassos, near Arachova and Amfissa. It is the only thematic park of this kind in Greece and one of the very few in Europe... read more
Puglia Know How | Make the Most of Your Trip to Ostuni
Benvenuti in Puglia - welcome to Puglia. Ostuni rises up from the Valle d'Itria, crowning the hill it sits on. The white walls and buildings of the old town gleam in the distance and can be... read more
Explore El Cotillo Lagoons and Beaches
We spent about half a day in El Cotillo while we were in Fuerteventura, in the Canary Islands, and it sure is one of the ‘Top 10' places to visit there. The main thing – absolutely lovely white... read more
Austria is my home away from home. Since the first time I visited, I have felt a peace and belonging like nowhere else in the world. I first visited Salzburg for a few days during a high school study... read more
When I tell people I'm travelling, usually solo, the stock response is 'Aren't you brave'? I first travelled on my own, to Germany, on the train, when I was 15, so you might say I'm used to it. But... read more
Kashmir – A Paradise on Earth: Quick and Handy Travel Guide
One day, out of nowhere I decided to solo travel to Kashmir in December for my birthday. It was a very strong urge to explore Kashmir that I could not convince myself to not travel alone. It was... read more
Group Travel: Choosing Travel Partners
Before Covid, there were tons of fun awesome looking pictures of group travel and I'm sure many were tempted and inspired to put a travel group together. I spoke on an earlier blog about travel... read more
Everyone knows that I'm a big fan of coffee, I love my coffee to be black and no sugar. The aroma gave me a sense of wake up in the morning, evening and so on. When I traveled to India for the... read more
Japan: Onsen or Sento? What the Right Choice?
Japan is a unique country. It combines innovating technology and beautiful nature and the Japanese people know how to live in harmony with it. This is reflected in everything: clothing, food... read more
The Best Harry Potter Locations in London
Some of the most beloved moments in the Harry Potter films are set in London, and guess what? You can visit them! JK Rowling wrote most of Harry Potter in Scotland. Did you know? (said in my best... read more
We spent a thoroughly enjoyable few days in Puebla last year. Only a couple of hours by bus from Mexico City, UNESCO World Heritage Site of Puebla is a vibrant and engaging city. Many people visit... read more