On our summer trip to Croatia we decided to visit another iconic national park – Krka national park. There are impressive waterfalls, cool ponds, a museum and the possibility to swim (not like in Plitvice national park, but more on that later). We helped ourselves with planning with the official website but weren’t really happy … More A basic guide to Krka national park, Croatia
When you google Croatia, you will sure stumble upon pictures and recommendations for Plitvice lakes. They are also the nr. 1 attraction in the famous Lonely planet guides. And believe me – it is for a reason. Plitvice lakes were the first Croatian (then Yugoslavian) national park declared on 8th April 1949. In 1979 it … More Basic guide to Plitvice lakes
Croatia has many national parks, but probably the most famous inland are Plitvice in Krka. Rushing waterfalls, lush greenery and wooden paths you can find in both od them. But what about the differences? In the new vlog we’ll show you how both look like, what you can see and do there and we choose … More VLOG: Plitvice VS Krka national park
Now we have been travelling for quite some time around Sri Lanka. For the cultural triangle we chose Sigiriya as our base. We thought it was just another must see spot on the island. Well, it is, but it surprised us very much. The village itself has great restaurants and 2 super lovely bars next … More Sri Lanka’s cultural triangle
We left the southern beaches and headed first for some action to Yala National Park. Didi we see the famous leopard? Or any other animals? Then we travelled north to Ella and Nuwara Elya – the tea plantations are amazing and chating with the friendly tea pickers was memorable. Although we had really sh**** weather … More Vlog #3 from Sri Lanka: Yala and the tea country
Temples, temples, temples, wild animals, temples and temples. Oh, and 2 big rocks you can climb – one expensive and still very popular, one much cheaper, not so popular, but with a muuuch nicer view. What we are talking about? Watch the vlog 😉
Before we decided to do this trip, we didn’t know this small village existed or even why it is important. But after researching and talking to different travellers, everyone said: “This is the most amazing thing I have ever seen.” We heard this again and again and somehow you can’t get enough of these Wow-moments. … More Perito Moreno
The Iguazu falls were on our round-the-world bucket list from the beginning. You can visit them from the Brazilian or Argentinian side – but we chose the Argentinian. The falls are the border between Brazil and Argentina, Brazil owning only 20% and Argentina 80% of the territory. The biggest and most spectacular Waterfall is Devils … More Iguazu Waterfalls
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