Cinque Terre National Park is one of the most famous spot in Italy and a Unesco World Heritage site since 1997. Located in the north of Italy, along the amazing Liguria rocky coast, this charming and uncontaminated place offers a network […]
Watching Tv documentaries or turning over the pages of a travel magazine, I have seen many times the Komodo Dragons and always dreamt to have a trip around the beautiful islands of Indonesia trying to spot these incredible giant lizard. […]
The beginning of the St Lucia Estuary, the estuary mouth, is situated within the town of St Lucia at the Southern-most point of Lake St Lucia, within the province of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. This area was proclaimed a World […]
My second stop is Manarola. Perched on a steep cliff and surrounded by lush terraced vineyards, it is characterized by colorful houses and very narrow alleys. Once out of the train, I turn left inside the gallery getting to the […]
Cinque Terre National Park is one of the most famous spot in Italy and Unesco World Heritage site since 1997. Located in the north of Italy, along Liguria rocky coast, this charming and uncontaminated place offers a network of paths […]
Mozambique, Ilha de Mocambique We touch down in Nampula and by taxi we reach the bus station. It’s a crowded place, dusty and full of local means of transport called ”chapa”. We ask the people indication how to get to […]
Mozambique, Matemo & Mogundula – Day 4 & 5 Today it is the time to say goodbye to Ibo and move to the heart of the archipelago. We meet the ”captain” Moussa and Abu on the beach and together we […]
Mozambique, Sandbank & Ilha Quirimba (Day 2 , 3) During the morning, with an old sailing boat of a fisherman, the nice ”captain” Moussa, we head to the Sandbank. This beach, one of the most beautiful and unspoiled in the […]
Mozambique, Ilha do Ibo (Day 1) The Quirimbas Islands are a paradise not known yet by mass tourism and a fabulous destination that has much to offer: unspoiled vegetation, white beaches, crystal clear water and rich marine life. The Quirimbas […]
