In Iceland, you can’t avoid it: you have to rent a car. There is little to no public transport. And I don’t think sticking to tours from Reykjavik is an option either: unaffordable! So I recommend renting a car in Iceland. I’m happy to share my tips with you.
The icy wind brings tears to my eyes and blows the car doors shut. It is chilly on Snæfellsnes in Iceland. But it is also cool in the other sense of the word because there is a lot to see on Snæfellsnes in a short time. So I brave the cold and warm up at a hostel with the appropriate name ‘The Freezer’ in the evening.
You definitely don’t have to go hungry in Chiclana de la Frontera in Andalusia. There are so many nice restaurants and great (sherry) bars where you can have…
Oysters: you hate them or you love them. I love them. Especially when they are free! Did you know you can pick oysters for free in the Netherlands? Just go to Zeeland. My friends and I have declared our Zeeland oyster expedition an annual tradition. Tag along!
In southeastern Iceland, Höfn sits on the tip of a peninsula. People traveling through southern Iceland usually don’t make it to the capital of langoustine. Too bad, because in Höfn, of course, you eat langoustine and imagine yourself almost alone in the world.
It sounds somewhat ominous: an excursion in Iceland in the valley of thunder god Thor. But with a super jeep and a super guide we overcome rough river crossings and falling icicles in Þórsmörk (Thorsmork).
Combine a few hours at the beach with the best sights in the east of Curaçao. Fun, closeby, and quick. How about the Aloe Vera plantation, Serena’s Art Factory, or Fort Beekenburg? Check out the 13 tips.
Amsterdam is, of course, full of restaurants. But suppose you want a special dinner, not necessarily with Michelin stars, but definitely a memorable evening. A dining experience. That is possible. Quickly check where you can have a unique dinner in and around Amsterdam.
Pampus was once nothing more than a shipping channel. That is hard to imagine when you visit Forteiland Pampus now. You can explore the fort, hang out on the terrace, eat delicious food, and even join workshops. So, let’s hop on the ferry and discover Pampus!
