We have just passed the summer solstice and the longest days of the year. Although every day is getting shorter and darker now the sky is turning more and more beautiful. Here are some photos to serve as reminder of what to look forward to in the night sky.
Americans are known for having all kinds of drive-ins. Restaurants are definitively the most common, but drive-in cinemas were also quite common in the ’50s and ’60s. When we heard that there is a drive-in wedding service in Las Vegas we though this was the strangest drive-in experience there was. […]
Just beyond Miami’s wide streets and tall buildings lies a world in stark contrast with silence, nature and wildlife: Everglades National Park.
Hiking in the jungle, the view from an old volcano and a Caribbean paradise island all at the same time, those are some of the things you can do in St. Kitts.
Inspired by Renates Reiser‘s article about weird and funny travel experiences we decided to make a list of our own of all the weird stuff we have done or seen over the years while travelling.
Today I have reached a big milestone. I’ve now visited 25 % of every countries in the world! This is celebrated by looking at the best experiences so far.
Our around the world trip has come to an end and we do unfortunately have to go back to our everyday lives again. Updates will come about what we have done, but in the meantime we have picked one photo to show you from each country we have visited.
It has now been 43 days since we started our trip travelling west around the world. We are now at the half way point.
Machu Picchu is one of the most known ruin cities in the world. But what makes the place so special?
Machu Picchu is one of the most famous sights in South America. But the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is just as exciting. 45 km through both the Andean Mountains and the Amazon offers some incredible experiences, not to mention 17000 steps of stairs!
