The best kept secret of all of New Caledonia’s islands, Maré is about as close to paradise as any will ever come. Divided into eight districts, Maré has a truly untouched beauty. Jagged basalt rocks are evidence of the island’s first volcanic activity, dark forests stretch to the cliffs’ edges and its central plane is … Continue reading Maré, New Caledonia
Make your way to the district of Kuala Penyu and hop on a boat to Pulau Tiga! The island’s claim to fame is none other than being the first ever ‘secret’ location for the hit reality series, ‘Survivor’. Hence, many refer to Pulau Tiga as Survivor Island. Located just 10km off shore on the West … Continue reading Pulau Tiga, New Caledonia
At 40 kilometers long and eight across at its widest point, Dusky Sound is one of the largest and most complex fjords in New Zealand’s Fiordland National Park. Take a kayak,boat or even a quick (and cold) swim around the most amazing cliffs which come soaring out of the most still deep blue waters. Continue reading Dusky Sound, New Zealand
Only accessible by boat, population zero. The ultimate paradise. If you want to know what it feels like to have your own private island (for a fraction of the cost) spend a few nights on Mystery Island Vanuatu. As long as you are brave enough to stay, that is. Legend has it that strange occurrences … Continue reading Mystery Island, Vanuatu
Described by some as the eighth wonder of the world, Milford Sound was carved by glaciers during the ice ages. Jagged cliffs rise vertically from dark waters, mountain peaks scrape the sky and waterfalls cascade downwards, some as high as 1000 meters. When it rains in Milford Sound, and it often does, those waterfalls multiply … Continue reading Milford Sound, New Zealand
The Dubai dessert experience cannot be missed if you are taking a trip to this dessert paradise. For thrill seekers this exhilarating ride through the dunes in a 4×4 is the perfect afternoon. Take a ride on a camel and enjoy dinner with shisha and belly dancing at the dessert oasis. Taste some locally grown … Continue reading Dubai, UAE
Surfing, lounging, shopping and eating. Bondi Beach is probably the most vibrant beachfront I have been to. Not to be missed as the highlight of Sydney it’s guaranteed that you will fall in love with modern eateries, the hippy stores and beautiful people. Continue reading Bondi Beach, Sydney
Tasmania might be the most naturally endowed Island in the world. It has 2000 km of walking tracks and 18 national parks. Most of the Island is part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage, which covers an area of 1.38 million acres. Take a trip up to Mount Wellington’s airy Pinnacle. But bring a jacket, … Continue reading Hobart, Tasmania
Bad Doberan is the most idyllic little German town. Bad Doberan Abbey is a church originally belonging to a Cistercian monastery regarded by historians as the most important monastery in the Mecklenburg region during the Middle Ages. In fact, historians regard the abbey’s interior as the most important Cistercian church in Europe. The beautiful architecture … Continue reading Bad Doberan, Germany
Blue waters, white sands, exotic fruits and friendly locals. Isle of Pines. Hands down the most beautiful island I have ever seen. Visit Kanumera Bay. It’s the most wonderful location with calm, clear waters that are just perfect for snorkelers. Bring your own or rent a snorkeling kit for $5 and snorkel all the way … Continue reading Isle of Pines, New Caledonia
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