Mbour – Senegal’s most colourful fishermen beach and port
Mbour is located along the Petite Côte, somewhere between the two well-known beach resorts of Saly-Pordudal and Pointe Sarène. As we were staying at…
The Saloum Delta in Senegal
After a few days having a deserved rest at the quiet beaches of the Petite Côte, we continued southwards, following the road that takes…
Luxembourg: Most incredible landmarks of the Mullerthal
The special landscape of the Mullerthal, Luxembourg’s little Switzerland, was formed 250 million years ago, during the Triassic and Jurassic periods, at a time when…
A motorcycle ride in Kyrgyzstan
‘How many horses do you have?’ the young horse rider asked us from the top of his horse. ‘A few’, we answered. He challenged…
Bandia Reserve Safari (Senegal)
I am confident that the majority of travellers will agree with us on this: the most touching and genuine safaris are experienced in Africa. While saying this,…
Is Luxembourg the land of Castles?
The other day we learnt that there is such a thing as a ‘castle tourist’, i.e, someone whose main motivation while travelling is visiting…
A visit to LAR
A big thank you to all the participants who joined us at last week’s visit to Luxembourg Air Rescue A.s.b.l.. A specially big thank…
Lake Retba – floating in Senegal’s pink lake
The idea of visiting a pink lake is alluring! Let’s be honest how many pink lakes have we ever seen? When we read about lake…
Gorée island, and the door of no return
When we were on the ferry that was going to take us from Dakar to the Gorée Island, we knew we were about to…
The Wild Spirit of the steppe in Mongolia
Visiting a country for the first time is an opportunity to verify whether the preconceived ideas we had formed about that country are true…
At Genghis Khan’s Table (Mongolian Food)
The founding father of Mongolia had a reputation for being bloodthirsty. This says a lot about his brutality as a warrior and emperor, but…
Laotian Food – Cooking with a fresh garden
You know you are in Southeast Asia when you find yourself dining out on the pavement, eating from a short-legged plastic table, your knees…
A short stay in Odessa
The border took some time to cross because there was a big queue, but we didn’t have any kind of issue. We were just…
Terra Nostra – A remarkable Garden in São Miguel
The Terra Nostra Garden is, arguably, the most beautiful garden in the Azores, and certainly one of the most beautiful gardens we have ever…
Flavoured Azorean Food
Being Portuguese, we somehow expected to find more or less the same cuisine in the Azores as in mainland Portugal. Indeed several dishes are…
Quiz: How much do you know about the Azores?
Quiz about the Azores. The Azores, Europe’s last hidden gem… An incredible archipelago with nine islands, each with its own charm. The Azores is…
The hot springs of São Miguel Island
The hot springs of São Miguel Island. You probably don’t think of the Azores as a wellness destination, but that is wrong. The island…
São Miguel Island – Azores
São Miguel is one of the most visited islands in the Azores, and there are many reasons why that should be. The island has…
The windmills of the Azores
If you have been to the Azores, you have noticed the many windmills in the different islands. Windmills began to be built in the 16th century…
What to visit in Terceira Island (Azores)
It is a common saying that, in reality, the Azores are only eight islands plus one carousel, and Terceira Island is the carousel. It…
