Tuscany is a Treasure
After our Roman Holiday we boarded a train from Rome to Naples and with speeds up to 300km p/hour had us there in no time. After being collected from the railway station we were taken […]
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After our Roman Holiday we boarded a train from Rome to Naples and with speeds up to 300km p/hour had us there in no time. After being collected from the railway station we were taken […]
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Our Italian adventure started with an early transfer from Rome airport into the city. After the long flight I was relieved to have the driver waiting for us and we were taken to our home […]
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I had seen many images and movies showing scenes of people gathered, praying in front of this wall and not really knowing or understanding it. Our guide explained that the wall was built to stop […]
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About an hour and half from Jerusalem lies the ruins of the ancient fortress of Masada. We had an early start to avoid the heat of the midday sun. Not long into the journey after […]
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After a hard days hike around Mt Koya’s beautiful surroundings, it was tough to tear ourselves away from our cozy little room in Edo Inn; a working Buddhist Monastery where we based ourselves whilst in […]
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I had heard a lot about the S21 Genocide Museum in Phnom Pehn but nothing prepared me for the drab, grey building still surrounded with barbed wire. We arrived mid-morning when the rest of the […]
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On my first day in Hanoi, my tour group and I opted for one of the must do forms of sightseeing, being by motorbike/vespa. In a group of about 10 people, we each had our […]
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Sandakan Memorial Park is a place of emotions, mostly sadness, a bit of anger and a feeling of disbelief of the tragedy that took place here not so long ago. I recently visited the memorial, […]
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Berlin. Where to start with this place of such incredible history? Big tip – plan ahead, well ahead, and really decide what you want to experience. Do your research. I organised a private morning walking […]
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On my first full day in Cape Town, after a long flight from Melbourne via Hong Kong. I planned to visit Robben Island. Famous for its historic prison, it was just a 45 minute boat […]
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