I was quite sceptical about booking a holiday to Mallorca at this time of the year (we’re talking August baby- am I insane or what?) In fact, the only reason I agreed to visit Mallorca was that my little niece had a dream coming here and I’m too good of an aunty to say no, and to be fair beaches are pretty amazing from what I can remember! (more…)
Morocco was out last stop in Africa, actually our last stop in this one-year long vacation. Because it’s finally time to visit home, right? With only two weeks to spare, I wanted to see many sides of Morocco; from the windy Atlantic Coast to the dry desert heat of Sahara, with crazy souks and sleepy towns in between. But is that really possible in such a short time window? Find the answer on our two weekMorocco itinerary listed below. (more…)
Wine tourism at the tip of Africa has many things making it unique. Enormous diversity in soil type, landscape and climatic conditions result in unique and distinctive wines; they can be fruity but also reveal earthy flavours. Country’s warm climate results in high alcohol wines, with the cool ocean breeze helping them to retain the bright acidity to keep things fresh. (more…)
Namibia is home to dramatic sceneries, stunning landscapes and endless horizons. It requires slow traveling to truly appreciate it. You will witness spectacular sunsets, windstorms and unpredictable temperatures. You will also find peace, beauty and magic in this ancient living space. (more…)
One of the most popular destinations for visitors is Vilanculos, a small coastal town in the southern province of Inhambane. The small beach town has preserved both its culture and beautiful landscape.
On a harshly hot February day we decided to make our way from Tofo to Vilanculos. Using chapas in Mozambique are common, as private taxis are extremely expensive and renting a car isn’t that popular. (more…)
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