TRAVEL GREEN, TRAVEL BETTER
Embarking on a horse safari in South Africa is an exhilarating journey, promising an immersive blend of untamed landscapes and intimate wildlife encounters. Before you embark on this extraordinary adventure, here are 10 indispensable tips to ensure a seamless and enriching experience. 1. Travel Light for Bush FlightsWhen preparing for your horse safari, consider the…
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The perfume capital of the world and the birthplace of many fragrances, the Provence offers an opportunity for visitors to challenge and develop one of the most under-rated of our senses. Arriving by rental car, we spent a full 3 days exploring its picturesque medieval towns, whiffing the scents of its famous perfumeries and enjoying…
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The first things that comes to our mind when we hear Lago di Como is: George Clooney, money, villas, money, Aperol Spritz, and oh…did I mention money? Luckily it’s possible to see Lake Como in a weekend without slaughtering your piggy bank. Practical informationIf you are not sure how long to stay in Bellagio, consider…
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The hustle of an African city, the calm of the desert, and the breeze of the ocean – all combined in a 10 days trip to Morocco. From Marrakesh to the dry desert heat of the Sahara, to the the windy Atlantic Coast. 1.400 km driven 100€ fuel costs 300€ car rental cost 10 days…
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My friend Sara and me are emerging from a day of hiking in the thick jungle. We are exhausted but the view in front of us is breathtaking. A valley surrounded by square kilometres of rice fields. In between, a small town with only a few wooden houses. A breathtaking view. Eco tourism at its…
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The Masai Mara is one of the key safari destinations within Kenya, especially during the great migration the plains of the Masai Mara are teaming with wildlife. Millions of wildebeest and zebras cross the Mara river to roam the plains after making their way up North from the Serengeti in Tanzania. And we came to see…
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The Masai Mara is one of the key safari destinations within Kenya, especially during the great migration the plains of the Masai Mara are teaming with wildlife. Millions of wildebeest and zebras cross the Mara river to roam the plains after making their way up North from the Serengeti in Tanzania. And we came to see…
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Safari packing is packing at another level. So, besides prints of your visa (for which you can apply here – https://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html) and your passports, we will tell you about the extra bits and pieces that make your trip that little bit more enjoyable. Here’s what to pack for a week in the Kenyan bush in…
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While exploring the state island from our small fishermen boat, the question intrigued me idea of luxury travel and sustainability can co-exist in this paradise. Sustainability that goes beyond the flawed attempts to offset carbon emissions by planting trees or donating to charity. It is easy to forget about supply chains, waste management, supply &…
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I step out of the airport Male, the capital of the island state. I am standing right in front of the most beautiful ocean on our planet: the Indian Ocean. I breath in and sense the clean salty air. A gentle breeze is blowing through my hair. The only thing I can hear are seagulls…
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