Hiking tips, travel tips
French Polynesia and Tahiti do not rhyme with budget. Far from it. It’s one of the hardest tourist destinations to reach if you live in Europe. And one of the most expensive. I used to believe that you’d need several thousand euros for accommodation, activities and food to explore even a small part of Polynesia.
Going abroad on a Working Holiday Visa became popular in recent years, post-Covid, especially with all those promoting it on social networks. To make thousands of dollars in just a few weeks, you just need to work in Australia or NZ, they say. It’s not that easy … Whether you’re going to New Zealand to
The big problem in Bali, which everyone complains about and yet we’re all part of the problem, is overtourism. There are simply too many people. In Canggu, Kuta & Ubud, while there’s no shortage of accommodation and restaurants (vegan, bbq, halal, Italian & Balinese, of course), it’s never very pleasant to visit the island’s most
Setting goals is nice, fulfilling them is better. As we step into a new year, with new aspirations for travel experiences, it’s essential to acknowledge the environmental cost of these aspirations. Even if we plan of heading to Vietnam to collaborate on sustainable projects with local communities, the carbon footprint of such a journey will
I can hardly believe 2024 os already coming to an end—it’s as if I’ve lived a hundred lives in just 365 days. I’ve grown so much, and now I have a clearer sense of who I want to be, as well as my aspirations and inspirations for the future. I’m so grateful for this year