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Estonia Travel Guide

Medieval Cities, Baltic Coastlines, National Parks & Scenic Northern Europe Road Trips 6 Estonia Travel Guide Estonia is one of Northern Europe’s most fascinating destinations, combining beautifully preserved medieval cities, untouched forests, thousands of islands, rugged Baltic coastlines, and one…

Equatorial Guinea Travel Guide

Tropical Islands, Volcanoes, Rainforests & Central African Adventure 6 Equatorial Guinea Travel Guide Equatorial Guinea is one of Africa’s smallest, wealthiest, and least-visited countries. Located on the Gulf of Guinea, it consists of a mainland region known as Río Muni…

Egypt Travel Guide

Ancient Wonders, Red Sea Adventures & Desert Road Trips Egypt is one of the world’s most iconic travel destinations, combining thousands of years of history with spectacular deserts, vibrant cities, world-class diving and one of the world’s greatest rivers. From…

Kenya with new friends 18.12.2012 A013

December 18, 2012 Christine and Martin arrived unexpectedly. Suddenly, they were standing next to the car. We hadn’t expected them yet. We had only agreed to meet at Tiwi Beach and then continue our journey together. The days passed quickly,…

How to Plan an Overland Trip from Europe to Africa

Overland from Africa Driving from Europe to Africa is one of the most exciting overland adventures. With proper preparation, you can travel thousands of kilometers across deserts, mountains, and diverse cultures. This guide explains the main steps to plan a…

Damara people

The Damara people, an indigenous ethnic group in Namibia, encompass a rich cultural heritage and a profound connection to the land they have inhabited for centuries. This resilient and vibrant community, with its distinct traditions, language, and customs, contributes significantly…

Malindi to Mombasa 1.11.2012 A012

Crossing the border into Kenya We are exhausted, waiting for the veterinarian. It’s well past 5:00 PM. He was supposed to be there at 4:00 PM. Yes, this is Africa. Waiting is not foreign to us anymore; we’ve grown accustomed…