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Last minute: visit Valencia in half a day or just one evening
Last-minute trips with little organization have a particular charm. Today I’ll tell you about my improvised visit to Valencia, a half a day, or better, an evening in town booked the night before!... READ MORE
Visit Tenerife: a guide to your holiday to the largest Canary Island
If you’re looking for an idea for your next winter holidays, the Canary Islands are for sure a good option. Choosing one of them can be tricky, but you can stay on the... READ MORE
El Hierro: scuba diving paradise in the Canary Islands
El Hierro is the western point of Spain and the youngest of the Canary Islands (about one million years). It’s also been the smallest island of the archipelago up to 2018 when the... READ MORE
Carnival in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Canary Islands are a small place with a rather small population, small wine production, small goods export… The one thing they think big around here is Carnival. Especially the one in Santa Cruz... READ MORE
Tourism in Masindi: rural Uganda
About a year ago, just a few months before the entire pandemic situation started, I arrived in Masindi. I had been in Uganda for only a couple of days and I had already... READ MORE
Travelling in Uganda: boda-boda, crowded buses and private drivers
Travelling around Uganda is easier than you think. The main roads of the country are indeed well made, decently paved and cover a good part of Uganda. There’s a fair amount of traffic... READ MORE
Volunteering in Uganda: Masindi
In a time of compromised, cancelled and delayed travels, I remember that about a year ago I was coming back from my 40 days volunteering trip in Uganda. A slightly crazy and improvised... READ MORE
Pilot whales and dolphins in Tenerife: cetaceans’ sighting tour
Travelling to faraway countries, exploring new cities and discovering foreign lands is often the tourist first choice. We tend to leave behind all that is geographically close to where we live, our own... READ MORE