You love East London and the vibe in Berlin? Then look no further I found the Indonesian counterpart for you: European hipsterness (is that a word?) x 3= Canggu in Bali. Canggu has all the cards Shoreditch, Kreuzberg, Bondi and co have up their sleeves, but is more affordable and exotic. It’s the place to… Read More How to make the most out of Canggu, Bali
The Pura Petitenget Temple in Seminyak is an architecturally beautiful and ancient hindu temple. Located at Petitenget beach, Balinese hindus believe that the temple is protecting them from the sea. Pura Petitenget Temple has a special meaning to the local community and remains an active place of worship until today. Various religious ceremonies and annual festivals… Read More Why the Pura Petitenget Temple in Bali is worth visiting
Bali one of those places on everybody’s bucket list. You’ve seen those beautiful pictures and now you want to go. That’s just how I felt, so long story short I went and began to wonder. Bali is without a doubt an interesting destination and it is worth going to for so many reasons. Every destination… Read More Bali’s dirty not so little secret
You know how it is before any trip, you have no idea what to pack. And I am not talking socks and undies or your swimsuit, but the more out of the ordinary things that’ll make your life easier – aka essential gear for your self-drive safari. When you’re planning on driving yourself through the… Read More Essential Gear for your Self-Drive Safari
I had a pretty exciting and busy first month in Singapore. I learned a lot, like really a lot! So if you are thinking about moving to Singapore or you just got here, this list will be your cheat sheet to navigate smoothly through the beginnings. I learned in my first month in Singapore… …that… Read More 10 things I learned in my first month in Singapore
I chose to be an expat and am actively seeking the adventure and novelty of moving to a new place -wanting to see the world and trying to travel as much as possible. Since our move to Singapore a few weeks back, I’ve been reflecting a lot on the lifestyle I chose and why I… Read More The two sides of Expat Life
My favourite eat in Cape Town: Hallelujah! Hallelujah had been highly recommended to us by three different sources: a German family we met in a Lodge in Botswana, a South African pilot we went on a Mokoro trip with in the Okavango delta in Botswana and a Capetonian we met in a bar in town.… Read More Hallelujah, that was good!
Welcome to no man’s land and wild animals’ territory! Welcome to your self-drive safari! Your self-drive safari will be such a unique and special trip, so niche it’ll be really difficult to come by useful information to prepare your trip. If you find some guidance it is usually from two sources: safari veterans, who often… Read More 15 things to know before going on a self-drive safari in Botswana
If you ever wanted to go on on safari or if you’re currently planning a safari, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to go on a group tour – also called Overland tour – or on a self-drive trip. We’ll just ignore other fancy options like a fly-in safari here, because well… Read More Why we went on a self-drive Safari
I’ve been thinking about writing this post for a while and initially decided against it when I wrote my Cuba series a few weeks back. Why? I don’t want to get political and I I didn’t want to betray anyone’s trust. Locals opened up to us and told us their stories, though they could potentially be… Read More Giving Cubans a voice
