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Moonrise over the Movenpick's lagoon in El Gouna

Movenpick Hotel El Gouna: A Kitesurfer’s View

When it comes to travel, many of us seek that perfect blend of comfort, luxury, and memorable experiences. Amidst the beautiful landscapes of Egypt, the Movenpick Hotel in El Gouna emerges as a promising destination. Known as one of the top spots for kitesurfing in Egypt, our long awaited visit was filled with excitement. While […]

The three monkeys on a beach in Barcelona

The Vibrant Beaches of Barcelona: A Guide to Relaxation and Fun

Explore Barcelona’s Stunning Beaches: A Perfect Retreat from City Life If you’re returning to Barcelona for the fourth time and looking to unwind without exploring every nook and cranny of the city or indulging in more Gaudi, Dali, Rambla, or shopping, why not take a moment to bask in the sun and enjoy a dip […]

Kitesurfing in Jambiani, Zanzibar, Tanzania

Kitesurfing in Zanzibar

Discover Kitesurfing in Zanzibar: Pristine Warm Waters, White Sands, and Ideal Conditions Experience the exhilarating world of kitesurfing in Zanzibar, where you’ll be greeted by pristine warm waters, powdery white sand beaches, and typically fantastic weather conditions. Our kitesurfing adventure unfolded on the serene shores of Jambiani Beach. Renowned as the quieter of Zanzibar’s two […]

The Singing Beach

Usually when I have more than 3 days for visiting a city, I try to also see the surroundings, where the locals escape from the crowds and the everyday routine. During the summer my radar is focused on the beaches, I can’t help it. Boston has a lot of beaches nearby, at maximum 2 hours […]

Audrey of Mulberry graffiti by Tristan Eaton on the wall of Cafe Roma in NY, USA

A moment of inspiration

I have never been an early riser. More than this it usually takes me a while to start the engines after I wake up. This is quite bad, especially when I travel, because if you want to avoid the crowds when you visit the more important points of interest and want to take some decent […]

Mass tourism vs. Independent travel

Throughout the years, I tried all kinds of tourism. When I was a kid, my parents were sending me in school camps, during the holidays. Then, when I grew up, I went on some guided tours around Europe and also started to travel independently. I also stayed in all forms of accommodation: camping (both back-country […]