GREENLAND
Greenland can be a Hell of destination or heaven depending of the season you go and the luck you have with the weather. We spend three weeks of summer with our children and even we expected sunshine most of the time was misty, rainy and very humid. Probably the most magic experience in Greenland is…
ISLANDS BORN ON FIRE
Finally I made it to “The Enchanted Islands” the. Two years wait was worth while. Each of the 13 Galapagos Islands are so amazingly unique, they have one of the strangest biodiversity of plants and animals in the world. Probably because Galapagos sits in one of the most volcanic regions on Earth. These Island were…
Iceland: The land of fire and ice
Many people believe the ninth century “Viking Naddod” is the first human to set foot on Iceland. But others trace Iceland’s human history back to 325 BCE and the greek explorer “Phyteas”. Phyteas returns from exploring Western Europe with an account of a place “six days sailing north of Britain, beyond the borders of the known…
West Papua
Probably the last remote place in Earth to dive and find the most variety of fish, corals and pink sand color beaches. We boarded Si DaThu, an Indonesian wooden Boat, with its fantastic crew. They danced and sang to us during all our voyage through Raja Ampat. The area is only to dive with a…
FLORES & KOMODO Archipelago
We boarded again in Si DaThu Bua with its amazing crew. We started our trip in Mojo and for seven days we navigated through the archipelago, stopping in Banta, Komodo, Rinca and Flores. While we were cruising north of Sumbawa we saw the smoke coming out of the twin Volcanos in Sangeang Island. We felt…
Cambodia
Cambodia was our first weekend destination in Asia after we moved to Singapore. We decided to see what is consider the eighth wonder of the World. The largest religious monument, Angkor Wat, that literally means ¨the city¨, wich in reality is a Temple… It was build during the 12th century by king Suryavarman, Dedicated mainly to…