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25/07/2020

Traveling on your own allows you to be more present and open to your surroundings. You'll meet more people — you're seen as more approachable. ... Traveling on your own is fun, challenging, vivid, and exhilarating. Realizing that you have what it takes to be your own guide is a thrill known only to solo travelers. Solo travel gives you a chance to listen to your gut and control what direction you want to head. It allows you to reflect on your decisions and discover more about what makes you, you. Spending even a minimal time in solitude will allow you to embark on an inward journey of self-discovery. 🏜️🌴 🌿🌞💚

22/07/2020

“And then there is the most dangerous risk of all – the risk of spending your life not doing what you want on the bet you can buy yourself the freedom to do it later.” –Randy Komisar 🤞🏼

14/07/2020

“Better to see something once than to hear about it a thousand times” 👀😉🌴

10/07/2020

Anyone else so fascinated by all this underwater photos we see online nowadays?! 🤔💦 We are excited to see what creative ideas you gonna capture while traveling to amazing places with us. 🌅🌄🌆🌇🌉✈️

07/07/2020

Welcome to Iceland 🇮🇸
Iceland is a country of extreme geological contrasts. Widely known as “The Land of Fire and Ice” Iceland is home to some of the largest glaciers in Europe, and some of the world's most active volcanoes. Also it is the land of light and darkness. ☀ 🌃
It's a common misconception that Iceland doesn't have trees because it's too cold. ... Not all of it, but around 25-40%, according to the Icelandic forest service. The settlers who came needed fields and grazing land for the animals.🎄
Because of all the volcanic activity going on beneath Iceland, the country is filled with geothermal activity – and hot springs.
There are a couple famous commercial thermal pools and baths in Iceland (like the famous Blue Lagoon near the airport and the Mývatn Nature Baths further north) that are man-made but filled with natural geothermal water. And then there are the “wild” hot springs that people swim in that come in all different forms from small pools to heated rivers. And in Iceland, these hot springs and pool are used year-round, even during the winter months. ❄
There is so much more we could tell you about Iceland but best would be you just visit it one day. 🤝✈️

05/07/2020

Dubai 🗻 🏙
Dubai is famous for sightseeing attractions such as the Burj Khalifa (the world's tallest building) and shopping malls that come complete with mammoth aquariums and indoor ski slopes. But this city has many cultural highlights, amazing far reaching landscapes and lots of different things to do, as well as all the glamorous modern add-ons.
Oil was discovered in Dubai just over 50 years ago, but only accounts for one percent of its earnings! So, what makes the city of Dubai so rich? From the 1770s up until the late 1930s, the pearl industry was the main source of income in the Trucial States, which today make up the United Arab Emirates.
Fun fact: Due to the rate at which Dubai has been growing, it never developed a standard address system.Instead of an address line on a mailing label, there was a space where residents could draw a map or write out specific instructions such as: “After you pass the white mosque, it’s the first street to the left, blue door.”It wasn’t until 2015 that Dubai started assigning so-called Makani numbers (a unique 10 digit code) to all buildings to help identify them.
Dubai’s goal seems to be to constantly have the biggest and best of everything. Its hotels try to be the most luxurious on earth, including what’s said to be the best hotel in the world: The Burj Al-Arab.
And on top of that, the city has one of the largest indoor malls in the world, one of the biggest aquariums, the biggest automated fountain, the tallest hotel, and one of the largest indoor ski slopes… we could go on forever...
So if you ever get the chance to visit this truly unique city, go! Whether you end up liking it or not, it will leave a unique impression. 👆🙏✈️🌴

03/07/2020

Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world. – Gustave Flaubert 🌴 🗻

01/07/2020

Swipe right to get a glimpse of Morroco. 👉🇲🇦
Most people travel here to visit the famous Sahara Desert but there is so much more to discover: Moroccans can pride themselves on living in a country that is diverse in nature and landscapes, they have beautiful beaches, high mountains, desert landscapes, lush oases as well as snowy landscapes! Also there is famous Chefchaouen, which is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Morocco, and it’s particularly known for being all painted in blue. The city is filled with bluewashed houses and old charming alleys. Must-see! While Morocco is a popular holiday destination for sunbathing, you can actually go skiing as well. The most popular ski resort is called Oukaimeden where January through March is the best time to visit. This is quite unique since you can experience the heat of the desert as well as the cold in the mountains in the same day. 🌨 ☀ It is the highest ski resort in Africa. Oh - and if you’re a game of Thrones fan, then you have unknowingly been to the dazzling land, as most of the scenes in the continent of Essos and the constituent of Dorne were shot in Morocco. And even if you are not a fan of the most viewed show in history then you must have stumbled upon at least one of the many European and Hollywood movies that were shot in Morocco. So there is definitely a reason why it is the most popular film setting in the world. 🎥 😉🌍✈️

29/06/2020

Bali is a perennial bucket-list destination for travelers for years now. While there, be sure to visit the town of Ubud. From strolling the art market to being one with nature, this community’s zen appeal definitely wins it a spot on our Where To Travel In 2020 list. Known for its thriving artist community, Ubud is a bustling town on the Indonesian island of Bali. The town center is a lively spot, but a few short minutes out of town you’ll find yourself surrounded by lush vegetation, beautiful vistas, and quiet meditation spots. Ubud is warm and humid year-round. It’s best to start early in the morning, have some quiet time in the midday heat, and carry a sweater in the cool evenings. 🌴 ☀
Ubud’s tourist season is July through September while December through March is the rainy season.
Uuh and and did you know that there’s An Elephant Cave: (Minus The Elephants though) 😕
Goa Gajah, or Elephant Cave, is an abandoned archaeological dig. Enter the cave through the mouth of a rock-carved demon to find a statue of the elephant-headed god Ganesha. 🐘
Afterwards if you’re up for it, you can climb the many stone stairs to the valley below, where the remnants of a Buddhist temple and a small waterfall are waiting for your discovery. To conclude: Ubud is just an amazing place on earth, nothing more to say. 😉

26/06/2020

Formed from a single block of excavated stone, Kailasa temple is considered the most impressive cave temple in the world!
We found an interesting tale about the Kailasa Temple of Ellora in India:
The big King Aurangzeb who destroyed thousands of Hindu temple, also tried to destroy Kailasa temple. It is said that more than 1000 people were sent to destroy the temple in the year 1682. They worked for 3 years but they could break and disfigure a few statues only! Aurangzeb finally gave up on this task and realizing that it was impossible to completely destroy the temple as the rock was simply too hard to demolish, even though artisans used only hammers, chisels and picks to construct it. 🧐🤓
Nowadays almost most every inch of the interior structure contains intricate sculptures and carvings in Ellora Caves which display artistic richness and philosophy making the caves a major achievement of ancient Indian civilization. 🇮🇳 All in all it is definitely worth a visit and mind-blowing to think about all the history and stories around it. ☀🌴

23/06/2020

Did you know you are only about 7 percent of the distance to space during a flight? ✈️🌌
Often it can feel like you are astronomically high in the air when you're on a plan. However, you might be surprised to discover that you're actually only about 7 percent of the distance it would take for you to get into space! Planes can fly much higher than their average altitude of 30.000 meters, but they don't because of their fuel efficiency. A Boeing 747 for example is more fuel efficient than your average car, also because it transports more people. ⛽
Oh, and here a flying quote from Leonardo da Vinci we really love: ''For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been and there you will long to return.'' 😉📝

21/06/2020

More than 7,000 feet above sea level in the Andes Mountains, you find Machu Picchu, which is the most visited tourist destination in Peru. A symbol of the Incan Empire and built around 1450AD, Machu Picchu was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 and was named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007!
Although many of the stones that were used to build the city were more than 50 pounds, it is believed that no wheels were used to transport these rocks up the mountain. Rather, it is thought that hundreds of men pushed the heavy rocks up the steep mountain side. Because of the fact that it is super old it is even more impressing that Machu Picchu is better equipped for an earthquake than California. To combat the fact that Peru is extremely earthquake-prone, every building built in Machu Picchu was made earthquake-resistant by the Incas! When an earthquake does strike, it is said that the stones of Machu Picchu dance but not break.
Lastly when visiting, don’t forget to get your passport stamped at the entrance of Machu Picchu! It’s a pretty impressive souvenir and a nice reminder of your Peruvian adventure. 😉🇵🇪🗻🌸

18/06/2020

For a beautiful glimpse of the Great Ocean Road in Australia swipe right 🇦🇺🚙➡️
''The Great Ocean Road' 'is one of the most famous drives in the world, with stunning views and scenic vistas along the route. Built by returning soldiers after World War One, the road was dedicated as a memorial of those who died fighting and was designed to connect the isolated communities that clung to the edge of Victoria's rugged coastline. With a length of 243 kilometers (151 miles) it is by far the world’s largest war memorial!
You can drive the whole road in one day but we recommend taking a full week to explore all the great spots located near or on the Great Ocean Road. Best time to go there: December to February.
All in all - don't miss this amazing road with all the amazing stops and breathtaking scenery. 🌴 💦

16/06/2020

Jump into your next holiday like a boss 😎
Cyprus 🇨🇾, ''The Jewel of the Mediterranean'' and legendary birthplace of Aphrodite, the ancient goddess of love and beauty, certainly lives up to the exacting standards of its divine and beautiful patroness. 💍
Did you know that the capital of Cyprus - Nicosia - is divided by the 'green line', also known as the UN buffer zone. Therefore it is the only capital in the world that is divided between two nations (🇬🇷 and 🇹🇷). Near to Nicosia there is a town called Paphos which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The whole town!!! Paphos is the famous center for festivals and other cultural, annual events on the island. Also their crime rate is one of the lowest in the world, so it is a very safe place to visit. Furthermore they receive more than 330 days of sunshine and only about 30 days of rainfall - per year. What a place! 🥰🌞
To sum it up Cyprus is offering the perfect balance between culture and relaxation, with long sunny days in a stress-free atmosphere and beautiful surroundings with some of the most welcoming people in the world. All of this in a modern, well functioning environment. Well, interested? 😉🏝️🗺️✈️

14/06/2020

Breathtaking views in New Zealand 🇳🇿🙄😁
'The land of the long white cloud' is a paradise for hiking, surfing, roadtrips, camping - AND - it has no snakes! So all in all sounds like the better Australia. 😉 🇦🇺 Jokes beside New Zealand is an insanely beautiful Island with far reaching mountains, lakes like the Blue Lake (has the clearest water in the world), and interesting cities like Auckland which is one of the most affordable cities in the world to live in. Also almost one third of the country is protected national park and only 5% of NZ's population is human- the rest are animals like the famous Kiwi Bird. 🏞
NZ is a forward thinking country, leading through example like being the first country in the world to give women the right to vote and also one of the first legalizing same-sex marriage. Another reason why it was voted the world’s best country in 2007 and 2008 by Wanderlust magazine is that NZ is the least corrupted country worldwide. 🗺
Last but not least one funny fact about NZ: It is home to the place with the longest name in the world, Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapokaiwhenuakitananatahu, which is a famous hill in Hawkes Bay, located in the East of NZ. 🤣😂🗻 Nothing more to say, New Zealand, worth a visit. 😎

13/06/2020

Spotting the Northern Lights is becoming one of the most popular bucket list adventures. Consequently more travellers are visiting Scandinavian countries in the hope of catching a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis. This natural phenomenon is as fascinating as it is beautiful. 📝
These dramatic curtains of colored light, which appear high in the night sky in the northern hemisphere, are most visible in the middle of the night and the dead of winter. Auroras occur mostly in high latitudes, near the poles but auroras have also been seen as far south as Mexico! Furthermore did you know that there are also the Southern Lights which offer a similar visual display?! However due to their location over places with not much land mass, they are not as popular. 🤞
So if you are interested in visiting them: Scandinavia is one of the most popular areas for Northern Lights viewing however they are also seen in Canada, Scotland, Russia and Alaska. We recommend it. 😁

11/06/2020

Who doesn’t love the Big Apple? 🏙 🍏 🏡
The City that Never Sleeps, Gotham.. . New York City has so many nicknames. Nowadays a little over 8 million people live in the inner circle of New York City, that means 1 in every 38 people in the United States call the city 'home'. NYC is insanely international, more than 800 languages are spoken in New York City, making it the most linguistically diverse city in the world! 4 in 10 households speak a language other than English. If you’ve ever been to New York City, you’ve no doubt heard a lot of cars honking their horns. However, honking your horn in NYC is actually illegal. That’s one of the facts about New York City that doesn’t’ seem true but actually is! Another one you might not believe: The typical yellow cab is one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City, however the first cab company actually used red and green cars. In fact, yellow cabs were used in a number of other cities throughout the United States before New York adopted the color in 1912. We could go on and on telling you even more about this amazing city because NYC has just so many things to offer and places to explore. So if you have time to dive in into one of the most interesting cities in the world definitely take the chance and get inspired. 🗺

09/06/2020

Costa Rica has so many interesting facets we love: 🌴 🗻 🏖 ✈️☀ 💦 🌵⛱️💕
First of all it has no army: 🤞
Costa Rica has proudly boasted the absence of a military since 1948, after it was abolished in the wake of victory in that year’s civil war. Impressive if you ask us.🤔
Also it generates more than 99% of its electricity using renewable energy: 💦☀
One of the most important facts about Costa Rica is that the country generates most of its energy using five renewable sources: hydropower, wind, geothermal energy, biomass, and solar. 😍
Another one: 😁
You can watch the sun rise and set in one day! Costa Rica’s beaches are world-renowned for so many reasons, not the least of which is the fact that you can watch the sun rise from the horizon on the Caribbean coast and admire it falling on a beach on the Pacific coast, all in one day!
Last but not least: 🙄
It’s categorized as one of the happiest countries in the world. 😅
Which should come as no surprise given everything this small Central American jewel has to offer. Is it hard to believe? Come on down and see for yourself; we promise you won’t be disappointed. 😉❤️

07/06/2020

3 reasons why you should definitely visit Hongkong one day: ✈ 🌞🌴🏙 What better city to visit in the eastern part of the world than Hong Kong, the cultural hub of South Asia. Forming the perfect blend of traditional and modern culture, you get the best of both worlds in this city that never sleeps. Apart from the skyscrapers and the delicious food, there are many more reasons to visit Hong Kong:
1. Forget the skylines of New York, and make way for Hong Kong, the best place to admire the beautiful skyscrapers, be it day or night. The feeling you get while looking at the 40 storey tall buildings is indescribable and you feel mesmerized by this city of giant buildings.
2. The best part about traveling to Hong Kong is that Hong Kong is home to the famous Disneyland Park, and the Ocean Park. At Disneyland, your child will have a blast of a time playing with their favourite Disney characters, and at Ocean Park, you get to learn about the sea animals and also get to see the adorable panda named Jia-Jia, as well as the very rare Red Pandas. If you plan to visit Hong Kong in 3 days, you definitely shouldnt miss out on these parks!
3. But one of the things to know when visiting Hong Kong, is that it’s not all skyscrapers and tall buildings. Not many people are aware of the fact that the skyscrapers only occupy one-third of the territory, and the rest of Hong Kong is full of beautiful mountains, enchanting forests and pristine beaches. All these gorgeous nature places are filled with established and well organised hiking trails of all levels and difficulties. It’s a great way to work out while also still enjoy the magnitude of the beauty of this beautiful region. 🗻 👆
So say no more - write it down on your bucketlist 📝😉

05/06/2020

Over the years, the grace and charm of Bali and its people have earned this tiny Indonesian island numerous sobriquets of praise and homage including Island of the Gods, The Last Paradise, Land of a Thousand Temples, and Morning of the World. 🗺
Varied landscape of hills and mountains, rugged coastlines and sandy beaches (most of them are filled with black sand), lush rice terraces and barren volcanic hillsides all providing a picturesque backdrop to its colourful, deeply spiritual and unique culture, stakes a serious claim to be paradise on earth. 🌴 ☀
World-class surfing and diving, a large number of cultural, historical and palaces against stunning natural backdrops are some of its top attractions which sets Bali as the world's top destination in the last years. Bali really has something to offer for everyone! If you haven't been there? - now is the time to write it down on your bucketlist. 😉📝
(Picture: Pura Besakih Temple on Mount Agung)

04/06/2020

Interested in what's happening in this picture? 🙄
It is called the Holi Festival: 🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉
Holi has been celebrated in the Indian subcontinent for centuries. It marks the beginning of spring after a long winter, symbolic of the triumph of good over evil. It is celebrated in March.
So how is it celebrated nowadays? 😁
On the eve of the festival, large pyres are lit in many parts of India to signify the burning of evil spirits. People often throw wood, dried leaves and twigs into bonfires. Also on the day of Holi, entire streets and towns turn red, green and yellow as people throw colored powder into the air and splash them on others. Each color carries a meaning. Red, for example, symbolizes love and fertility while green stands for new beginnings. People also splash water on each other in celebration. Water guns are used to sq**rt water, while balloons filled with colored water are also flung from rooftops. Later in the day, families gather together for festive meals. It is also common to distribute sweets among neighbors and friends. So it is a festival all about Love and Togetherness which is really awesome if you ask us. 😊💖

03/06/2020

In the last post we talked about the Grand Canyon which is also near Las Vegas like this amazing spot you can see here on this picture. The Valley of Fire is just 50 miles northeast of the Strip – that’s only about an hour’s drive. If you’re looking to explore beyond the city limits but don’t have time for a longer adventure to the Grand Canyon, a trip to the Valley of Fire will have you back in Vegas on time for your exciting evening plans! The bright red formations of the Valley of Fire formed over the course of 150 million years through a complicated process of geological uplifting, faulting, and erosion. Why are they so red? Their characteristic hue comes from the iron oxide in the area’s sediment. Another reason to visit: The Grand Canyon sees about 5 million visitors each year, while the Valley of Fire has about 300,000. That means less competition for photo ops, and a far more tranquil atmosphere. 🏞️⛰️🗻

01/06/2020

Have you ever visited the Grand Canyon? 🗻
Of all Grand Canyon facts, this one is pretty cool – no pun intended: The Great Canyon creates its own weather. ☀ ☔
Sudden changes in elevation have an enormous impact on temperature and precipitation, so the weather you're experiencing could vary drastically depending on where you are in the Grand Canyon. The coldest, wettest weather station in the region is the Bright Angel Ranger Station on the North Rim, while the hottest (and one of the driest) is just 8 miles away at Phantom Ranch near the only small city located in the Grand Canyon. 🏙🏡

31/05/2020

You ever fancied a holiday in the desert? 🏜
Sand dunes are actually said to “sing” audibly in most deserts around the world, producing haunting and baffling sounds. It was first recorded by Marco Polo when he crossed the Gobi Desert. Each song lasts up to several minutes. So listen carefully when you spend time in the desert. 👂😁🌴

29/05/2020

At any given time, there are 9,700 planes and 1.2 million people in the sky 🥺😁
The exact numbers, according to flight-tracking service Flight Aware, are on average, 9,728 planes with a total of 1,270,406 people! That would make the skies the 156th most populous country in the world, right between Estonia and East Timor. 🗺️

27/05/2020

Learn something on a Wednesday 🤓
You lose 8 ounces of water from your body for every hour you fly! 🙄
That dry air inside the plane saps the water from your body, to the tune of about 8 ounces an hour. Which, if you do the math, is roughly a two-liter bottle during a 10-hour long-haul flight! That's why the crew often comes by with cups of water - So that you always stay hydrated. 💦💦💦

26/05/2020

3 Reasons why you should visit Siargao Island someday 🏝️😁☀

1. SURFING:
Siargao Island is the surf capital of The Philippines and one of the best places to surf in Asia. Its signature break is called Cloud 9 and most resorts are located within its vicinity. But there are a number of other good breaks around the island too! On any given day, the super friendly locals know exactly which spot is best depending on weather conditions.

2. BEAUTIFUL BEACHES:
Beaches are what the Philippines is famous for, and Siargao Island has plenty of it. Between COULD 9 and the village of General Luna you’ll find several kilometers of white sand. As Siargao Island hasn’t been discovered by the masses yet, you’ll only have to share the beach with a few locals, the odd dog passing by and the always-present Hermite Crabs. Nearby islands like Daku Island, Guyam Island and Naked Island are also blessed with untouched beaches, making Siargao Island a heaven for beach bums.

3.THE PEOPLE, Siargao’s inhabitants are some of the friendliest people around:
Siargao Island’s inhabitants welcome visitors with open arms. Children will wave enthusiastically at tourists passing by. In the evening, sing along with the locals in one of the Karaoke Bars or visit the famous jungle parties!

All in all Siargao definitely is a place to put on your bucket list 📃 ✔️

24/05/2020

When we fantasize about palm trees, we imagine a tropical beach with warm breezes blowing through the trees' spiked fronds. The rustling sound the wind makes as it blows through the branches is so relaxing. It's such an inviting scene that makes us long for those warm, ocean breezes. Definitely our favorite type of tree 😉 😁🛫✈ ☀ 🏖 🌴🌴🌴

23/05/2020

You've ever had an hilarious flight attendant like this? 🤣
But as funny as he is did you know that flight attendants like him are trained to deliver babies on board?! 🤔
Yes, you read that correctly, your flight attendant is able deliver a passengers baby. Along with lots of other important medical instructions, part of your flight attendant’s intense training includes helping to bring new life into the world. Amazing, don't you think? 🍼 👶

21/05/2020

Learn something on a Thursday 🤓
Why do planes leave trails in the sky? 🤔↙️
Those white lines that planes leave in the sky are simply trails of condensation, hence their technical name of “contrails.” Plane engines release water v***r as part of the combustion process. When that hot water v***r is pumped out of the exhaust and hits the cooler air of the upper atmosphere, it creates those puffy white lines in the sky. It’s basically the same reaction as when you see your breath when it’s cold outside 🥶

19/05/2020

what at view of the beautiful Niagara Falls 👆😁
And if you think it is impossible a waterfall this size with 28 million litres of water traveling down every second is unable to freeze you are wrong! Indeed there was total freezing of the waterfall on March 29,1848. Insane if you ask us 😱❄️❄️❄️

17/05/2020

Have you ever been to the desert? Most people don't know that only around 20% of the deserts on Earth are covered in sand! Areas covered in ice or snow are also called deserts (cold deserts). The largest cold desert on Earth is Antarctica. The largest hot desert on Earth is the Sahara. On July 10, 1913 the hottest surface temperature ever recorded on Earth was recorded in the Death Valley desert in California. The high that day reached 134 degrees Fahrenheit (or 56.7 degrees Celsius)! Can you imagine? 🔥 🤔

16/05/2020

casually enjoying a day at the beach - wait for it 😁✈
Maho Beach is located at the end of the runway of Princess Juliana International Airport (SMX), the main airport on the island St Marteen. The apparent danger is an optical illusion, in fact the planes touch down several hundred yards from the beach. The road and the security fence separate tourists from the landing jets.Taking a selfie with approaching planes at Maho Beach has become a must-do for tourists on St. Marteen. 📸

16/05/2020

did you know that 90% of Australians live on the coast but the Australian Alps get more snow than the Swiss Alps? 🤔❄️🌏

27/04/2020

Social Distancing Goals.

23/04/2020

All Around The World 💭💭

19/04/2020

Amazing way to start the day 😍

16/04/2020

Sending everyone positive vibes 🙏 I know a lot of people are separated from their friends, families & loved ones right now. Stay strong 🙏❤️

13/04/2020

Our good friend Jonah Vella flying from London to Austin in British Airways’ Business Class Cabin. Thanks for trusting us with your travels 🙏✈️
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06/04/2020

Monday Mood. for now...but we’ll be back ✈️🙏

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