Milford Sound is perhaps one of the most spectacular and most visited places in New Zealand. The journey to Milford […]


Milford Sound is perhaps one of the most spectacular and most visited places in New Zealand. The journey to Milford […]

After our glorious swim with dolphins in Kaikōura, we had a plan: cross the Lewis Pass to reach the West […]

Yes, we did go to New Zealand after our epic Tasmanian adventure! We are on the brink of starting up […]

En route to Tasmania, we stopped for a few days in Melbourne. Mainly because Turkish Airlines was our carrier, and […]

After many separate posts about our epic Tasmanian adventure in February–March 2025, it’s finally time to reveal our full itinerary. […]

Every roadtrip consists of epic moments, worthy of an essay but also a lot of minor moments, that actually makes […]

Tanja and I started our day in the charming little town of Stanley, with its quaint cottages, fishing boats, and […]

The easy answer? Absolutely fabulous! The more truthful answer? Still absolutely fabulous—with a hint of angst and the occasional fear […]

Hobart is Australia’s southernmost capital, located at Sullivans Cove and framed by kunanyi/Mount Wellington to the west and the River […]

Street Eats @ Franko is a beloved weekly street-food night market in Hobart’s Franklin Square, running each Friday evening during […]

Since its modest beginnings in the early 1970s, Salamanca Market has grown into Tasmania’s most visited tourist attraction, drawing between […]

Bruny Island is a beautiful island off the southeastern coast of Tasmania, Australia, known for its wild landscapes, rich wildlife, […]

We asked this question to a search engine before going to Tasmania, and this is the answer we got: The […]

Narawntapu National Park, nestled along Tasmania’s northern coast between Port Sorell and the mouth of the Tamar River, offers a remarkable […]

There are two cities in Tasmania, that both are of some substance city wise, Hobart and Launceston. Founded in 1806, […]

Tasmania is filled with cool, quirky, bohemian and lots of simply amazing cafes. We must have stopped by dozens on […]

This is another one of Tasmanias 60 great short walks, and we combined the Tall Trees Walk with the Russel […]

Located just behind the Mount Field Visitor Centre, the Russell Falls walk is one of Tasmania’s most beloved and accessible […]

Stretching through Tasmania’s Central Highlands, the Highland Lakes Road (Route A5) offers one of the island’s most scenic—and least‑traveled—north‑to‑south routes. We […]

Pine Lake Walk is part of Tasmania’s “60 Great Short Walks” and is often overlooked, you may drive past without […]

We are both huge fans of crabs, shrimps and lobster, so we had to stop by the Lobster Shack in […]

A very cool and hidden short walk gem in Tasmania is the Weldborough Pass Rainforest Walk. This loop trail of […]

One of our absolutely biggest goals when visiting Tasmania, was to see wild platypuses. Perhaps the weirdest animal in existence […]

Nestled in the heart of Tasmania’s World Heritage Wilderness, Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park is a dream destination for […]

On our way to Bay Of Fires, we stayed overnight in St Helens and we decided to do a little […]

Nestled along Tasmanias northeastern coast lies a stretch of coastline so striking, so vividly colorful, that it almost feels otherworldly. […]

One of our absolute dreams and must to experiences when we visited Tasmania, was to see all the cool and […]

There’s something about the combination of sweat, steep climbs, and sweeping views that makes a hike unforgettable—and our day in […]

Tasmania has no shortage of breathtaking spots, but few places capture its magic quite like Maria Island. Recently, my wife […]

The last two weeks we have been criss crossing our new favourite island, Tasmania. I have chosen deliberately not to […]

Toledo, Spain, often called the “City of the Three Cultures,” is a historic city in central Spain, located about 70 […]

Siena is a historic city located in the Tuscany region of central Italy, renowned for its medieval charm, well-preserved architecture, […]

The historic center of Córdoba is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, including landmarks like the Mezquita-Catedral (Mosque-Cathedral), the Roman Bridge, […]

The Córdoba Cathedral, officially known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, is a significant landmark located in […]

Seville (Sevilla in Spanish) is the capital of the Andalusian region in southern Spain. Known for its vibrant culture, rich […]

The Cathedral of Seville, officially known as the Catedral de Santa María de la Sede, is one of the most […]

The Alcázar of Seville is one of the most iconic landmarks in Spain and a masterpiece of Mudejar architecture, combining […]

Yes, it is possible to swim in the Atlantic oceand and the Mediterranean sea within about 30 seconds if you […]

Mérida was founded in 25 BC as Emerita Augusta by Emperor Augustus (yes, that dude!) for retired Roman soldiers. It […]

Italica, located near present-day Seville in Spain, is one of the best-preserved Roman cities on the Iberian Peninsula. Just a […]

Why did we stop in Plasencia? It was half past noon, way past monsoon, en route between Merida and Avila […]

The Walls of Ávila, located in the town of Ávila in central Spain, about an hours drive north-west of Madrid, […]

Tuscany is scattered with thermal springs but perhaps the most famous and most photographed is the Cascate del Mulino just […]

In May 2023 we did a road trip that started in Salt Lake City, and ended in Salt Lake City […]

The mother of all national parks, the grand old lady, the last wilderness, Yellowstone National Park is a true icon. […]

We did not necessarily choose Salt Lake City, it was more a case of Salt Lake City choosing us. It […]

A small and rather cool little hike outside Page in Arizona is the Hanging Gardens trail. There is a large […]

Delta is a small town in Utah on U.S Highway 50, the last major settlement on that road before you […]

On most road trips there are usually one or more “random” stops or experiences that we had not planned for, […]

The amazing Bonneville Salt Flats are situated in the north west corner of Utah. It is a vast, salt covered […]