More than 40,000 hectares of Nature Park with several mountain peaks between 1,500 and 2,000 meters: that in a nutshell is the Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Natural Park. It’s actually located in the provinces of Granada and Malaga. As you … Continue reading A Spectacular Drive in the Sierras of Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Natural Park
During 10 years of traveling together, you are bound to run into something unusual or even unique. For us, that’s the Berca Mud Volcanoes, located in southeast Romania. But first of all, what are mud volcanoes? Wikipedia defines them as … Continue reading Discovering the Berca Mud Volcanoes
This is our second post about Germany and again, it features bears. This time we take you to Worbis (Thuringia), in the popular area of the Harz. We paid a visit to the Alternativer Bärenpark Worbis, which is affiliated with … Continue reading How to Visit the Bears of Worbis
When I saw the prompt of today, I had to think about the many curvy roads all over Europe on which Lars and I have driven. By the way, if you are new to this site, welcome! I am Ingrid … Continue reading Discover Prompt, Day 8: Curve
If you are unfamiliar with this website and its author, allow me to introduce myself! I am a Belgian writer, blogger, and photographer, currently living in Spain with my Danish travel buddy, Lars. On this website, I publish old and … Continue reading Discover Prompts, Day 2: Open
Every time my travel buddy and I drive to the coast, we pass the small town of El Padul. From a distance, I could always see something that resembled a lake, yet it was unclear to me how to get … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to El Padul Laguna
It is more than 20 years ago since I first drove to Cape St. Vincent (Cabo São Vicente in Portuguese), but I still remember it as if it was only yesterday. There was a strong chilly wind that almost blew … Continue reading Driving to the End of the World
Every year, during 2 – 3 weeks in the months of April and May, thousands of people (Belgians and foreigners alike) flock to a forest not far from Brussels to witness something unique and beautiful: the return of the bluebells. … Continue reading Walking in a Blue Forest
During our travels through Europe, Lars and I have often crossed the Danube, the second-longest European river – the first one being the Volga. During its course of 2850 km, it flows through no less than 10 different countries, passing … Continue reading Adventures at the Beginning and the End of the Danube
You may think that I am taking you to a very exotic location for this post, like Hawaii or Australia, but we actually stay in Europe. Introducing Nazaré in Portugal, home to the biggest waves in the world. As a … Continue reading Where the Biggest Waves in the World Roam
