DAY 6 (21.4.23) An early alarm jolted me awake for the 8:30 AM ferry. But the groggy start was quickly redeemed by witnessing the best sunrise yet—pink hues lighting up the cliffs above Orsola, ...
DAY 4 (19.04.23) The day kicked off under a cloudy sky. Things quickly went south when the previous night’s salad decided to stage a revolt, leaving me desperately seeking a restroom. To add insult to ...
FEZ (22-23.11.23) Even after such an eventful and tiring day, before making it to bed, I managed (don’t ask me in which state) to book a free walking tour for the following morning. Aware that it was ...
MHAMID and the SAHARA (19-20.11.23) With relief and a bittersweet taste in our mouth, we left Agdz and drove along the old caravan road: a 5 hours drive through the palm groves and clay houses of the ...
Well let’s cut to the chase right from the start. Christoph joined me for the second half of my trip to Morocco. I didn’t want to make such a big thing out of it and I didn’t bring it up with most ...
COPACABANA Days spent: 1 Days recommended: 1 Where we slept: Disney-esque ultra-comfy suit in the surprisingly inexpensive and eco-friendly Hostal Las Olas. This place alone is a good enough reason to ...
POTOSI’ Days spent: 1 + 1/2 Days recommended: 1 + 1/2 Where we slept: dorm where all the backpackers stay in Potosi, Casa Blanca Hostel. A safe and central solution with a very laid back attitude and ...
(For the first part) What to do (continues): After a quick breakfast at the salt hotel we jumped on our 4WD jeep and drove through some pretty bumpy and irregular uphill paths (not even sure they can ...
Days spent: 4 days (3 as part of the Salar de Uyuni tour) Days recommended: 3 (if you manage to make arrangements for the Salar de Uyuni tour before heading to town, or also, simply arrive late in the ...
Living in London is exhausting. I’m not joking. Everything spins so fast around you and you have the constant feeling of not being able to keep up with your multitude of commitments. Me and Isabel ...