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Taiwan is one of those destinations where you really feel that you’re traveling. I don’t speak the language, you won’t run into Western tourists all the time, there’s delicious food on every street corner, and it has the most stunning nature. I have 2,5 weeks to explore this beautiful island and have put together a Taiwan itinerary to get the most out of my time here.
Taiwan is one of those destinations where you really feel that you’re traveling. I don’t speak the language, you won’t run into Western tourists all the time, there’s delicious food on every street corner, and it has the most stunning nature. I have 2,5 weeks to explore this beautiful island and have put together a Taiwan itinerary to get the most out of my time here.
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If you've never been to Africa, South Africa is the perfect place to start. It has it all: incredible landscapes, wild animals, a delicious (both modern and traditional) food scene, and let's not forget the vineyards and wine. In general, it's also more modern than...
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Before we dive into this Bali travel guide I have to warn you. If you're looking for a super active, packed low-budget itinerary, this is not the post for you. There was just one goal I had in mind when I was planning my trip to Bali and that was to enjoy every second...
As you may remember from one adventurous trip into the English countryside, I'm not a big fan of driving on the left side of the road. And yet somehow, during my three months on the road I managed to only visit left-driving countries. Including Australia. Whenever I...
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I'm on my way to Bolivia. For the coming two weeks my sister and I will be traveling around the country. To cities, small towns, salt lakes and jungles. I can't wait! Bolivia is a country I've been wanting to visit ever since I traveled to South America for the first...
It's easy to fall in love with the Corrèze region when all villages have that typical 'France in a Hollywood movie' charm. Only a couple of hours ago I was still in bustling, busy and noisy London and even though the flight to Brive airport took only 1.5 hour, it...
Before this trip, I always associated the Dordogne with memories of summer holidays with the family. Swimming in the river, fresh croissants and baguettes with Nutella for breakfast, barbecuing in the evening, singing along in the back seat with the same cd...
After Reykjavik and our journey along the South coast we arrive at Nesjavellir for the last part of our road trip: The Golden Circle. This is probably the most touristy part of Iceland. Located conveniently close to Reykjavik, this route covers some of the country’s most impressive sights.
The moment I see Reykjavik disappearing in the rearview mirror of our rented car, I’m starting to feel different. The landscape is changing and our road trip has now officially started. You can’t compare a capital like Reykjavik to any other capital in Europe. It often feels more like a village than a city. But you don’t go to Iceland for its urban life, you come to explore its extreme and magical landscape. And that’s what we’re doing now. We’re hitting the main road (route 1), pressing play on our Iceland road trip playlist, still not knowing exactly what’s waiting for us along the way.
It’s impossible to describe Iceland in just a few words. As we were driving through the country I realized that you can’t compare it to anything else. It’s so unique, so beautiful. And of course super photogenic.
I’m working on my photos which I hope to share with you very soon. But I also tried to capture our road trip in a little video, which will give you a nice preview of the upcoming stories and photos.
Rome was only the beginning of my summer holiday in Italy. Because the reason for this trip (as if you need a reason) was that my Italian friend (who's living in the US) was getting married. And since their friends and family are all over the world, they organized the...