Baja California Sur: Welcome to the edge of civilisation
´ ‘Below the Mexican border the water changes colour; it takes on a deep, ultramarine blue—a washtub bluing blue, intense and seeming to penetrate…
Read More´ ‘Below the Mexican border the water changes colour; it takes on a deep, ultramarine blue—a washtub bluing blue, intense and seeming to penetrate…
Read MoreWhile some prefer the road less travelled, I tend to find that with age, I return to the roads well travelled. Every time I…
Read MoreJust as in Malta, Gozo, Malta’s sister island the locals savour their meals, whether it is breakfast, lunch , dinner or even a humble…
Read MoreWe stumble down the sulphur-yellow dirt track, no sign of Claire’s secret beach. In the past 15 minutes we have been honoured with…
Read MoreWith its dazzling mix of baroque, art nouveau and modern architecture, UNESCO World Heritage listed ornamental fountains and a booming arts scene, the ‘Little…
Read MoreAfter a hectic few weeks of backpacking and interrailing in June, I arrived in Chur, the oldest city in Switzerland and the gateway to…
Read MoreA city with a difficult past, complicated present and uncertain future Görlitz is not the city that would feature on most Germany itineraries. However,…
Read MoreSitting on the eastern edge of Lake Constance, Europe’s third-largest freshwater lake and bordered by 3 countries -Germany, Switzerland and Austria, the city of…
Read MoreFeldkirch marks the westernmost point of Austria, right on the border of Switzerland and Liechtenstein. It is your archetype postcard pretty Austrian town…
Read MoreWith the help of my hostel owners friends in Amsterdam and also using my 20 years experience of visiting the city, I have…
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