A mini-guide to Phu Quoc
Phu Quoc is a beautiful island that has attracted more and more attention. It is marketed as the Phuket of Vietnam, so, before the masses will arrive, I wanted to take a glimpse at its laidback vibe and empty beaches.
Hello everyone and welcome to my personal travel diary of wanderlust moments.
Destinations
Where to stay in Fez
Fez has a wide range of accommodations for every traveler’s budget: I stayed at two accommodations, both very different in terms of budget and style.
Chefchaouen · Discover Morocco’s blue city
I had seen so many beautiful pictures of Chefchaouen on Instagram years before even planning to go on a trip through Morocco, so as it was time to plan the itinerary of this year’s trip, this place just had to be on the itinerary and boy was I surprised about its chilled and quiet atmosphere.
Fez · get lost in the Labyrinth of its medina
Fez, a fairly big town in the North of Morocco with a very interesting medina that seems as if time stood still, where people still transport their goods in carts, on donkeys or horses and where the smell of the tanneries somehow, only subtle, lies everywhere in the air.
Casablanca · everything you need to know for a daytrip
Casablanca, my first stop on this trip in Morocco and already the first destination I wasn’t sure about what to visit or how long to stay at.
A mini-guide to Gili Meno
Gili Meno is by far my favorite island of all three Gili islands located north of Lombok: it is quiet, has really pretty beaches and doesn’t only consist of concrete (by that I mean hotels lining up on the beach, concrete walls built at the beach, etc).
Gili Meno · MaoMeno Resort
As we arrived on Gili Meno, we quickly noticed that it was very quiet on this island due to low season, but also due to its image as “honeymoon island”.
PADI Open Water Diver Course · Experience
I wrote this blog post more than a year ago but forgot to post it. At that time I just finished my PADI Open Water Diver course on Phu Quoc in Vietnam and wanted to share my experience.
A guide to Ubud
I am amazed by how religion, culture and tourism intermingle in Ubud. It’s great to see that Balinese people still dress traditionally for their ceremonies at temples and lay small banana leave plates of flowers outside of every house.
Ubud · Casa Avana
I started my journey in Indonesia with a few days of exploring and relaxing in Ubud. This area is known for its spiritual and a bit more authentic vibe.
