Getting lucky in Koh Ta Kiev, Cambodia
Koh Ta Kiev (sometimes Koh Tar Kev) is an island in the gulf of Thailand just a few kilometers off the coast of Sihanoukville. Although relatively big, it seems to be completely frozen in time...
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50 things you need to know about travel in Thailand
We traveled 4 weeks through Thailand, from south to north we went to the islands, Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. We met many people and observed even more. Therefore, we decided to compile...
KONG LOR CAVE IN KONG LOR VILLAGE, LAOS
Imagine a small village in a sleeping valley with huge limestone mountains surrounding it. This village lies by a beautiful river with amazing fluvial beaches. It’s called Kong Lor village and it’s more than 50...
The thing no one tells you about tubing in Vang Vieng, Laos
For those of you who don’t know, tubing is quite simply float in the river with a big truck tube as a buoy. Tubing in Vang Vieng became very famous or even infamous a few...
Visiting Dachau Concentration Camp, Munich
Visiting Dachau concentration camp was the last tour we made in Munich and the last stop of our road trip. We were actually doubting very much if we should go there… It is obviously a...
Roadtrip through Andalusia
Andalusia is the southernmost community of continental Spain. It’s the second largest in area and the most populated one. Many cultural phenomena for which Spain is famous for have its origin in Andalusia, like the...
Need to Relax? 5 Countries to Visit and Chill
We all love a relaxing break away from home every now and again, so it’s best to try and find a country which provides just that – relaxation and refreshment from the hustle and bustle...
Travel Bucket List-2017 Gapyear and Expating
Last year’s travel bucket list focused on Africa… And with a reason, we were living in Angola and knew it would be our last year there. So, we had to take the opportunity and visit...
Sports Tourism – Allianz Arena and Bayern Museum
If you know me you know that I am a huge sports fan! Football above it all, but Tennis, Ice Hockey, Cycling, Athletics, you name it! Heck, even Gymnastics, Fencing or Judo in Olympic years!...
Cordoba – The legacy of Muslism in Spain
Visiting Cordoba was a must, during our road trip through Andalusia. One the most beautiful and important cities of Andalusia, and the best example of the Moorish influence in Spain. Cordoba was once (in the...
Caminito Del Rey – The infamous world most dangerous trail
Caminito Del Rey was once famous for being extremely dangerous, it was even named the world’s most dangerous walkway. As its reputation rose it became an attraction for adrenaline junkies and adventurous people in general. It was...
Los Cahorros – Hiking in Sierra Nevada, Spain
Los Cahorros is a hiking trail in the lower hills of the Sierra Nevada, Spain. It’s located in Monachil, a small municipality just 8 Kilometers from Granada’ center. Los Cahorros gorge is a well known destination...
The Spanish Riviera – Marbella, Andalusia
What’s the first thing on your mind when hear Marbella? Well, mine is Jesus Gil y Gil, former mayor of Marbella and Atletico’s President… 🙂 Well, but probably that’s just me. Marbella is famous for...
Andalusia’s Costa del Sol – Malaga
Malaga is a big city, second biggest of Andalusia the 6th biggest in Spain with more than 500.000 inhabitants. It is also one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited city, since 8th century BC. Malaga was settled by...
What will you learn working in Angola as expat?
We have been wanting to do a recap post about our working experience in Angola for a while now. After almost 5 years working for an Angolan company, first from Portugal (with several visits to Angola)...
