Europe

Traveling in Europe is ideal, whether you’re traveling by car, train or plane. With an abundance of countries, cultures and landscapes within reach, Europe offers great diversity and versatility for everyone. Whether you’re interested in historic cities, natural beauty, culinary discoveries or art and culture, Europe has something for you.

Funningsfjørður, one of the most beautiful fjords in the Faroe Islands

Funningsfjørður, located on the Faroe Islands’ Eysturoy, is one of the deepest fjords in the archipelago. You’ll likely drive past this stunning fjord on your way to the village of Gjógv, unless you opt to take the route through Eiði.…

Tjørnuvík, secluded village on the Faroe Island of Streymoy

When it comes to villages with a view on the Faroe Islands, the village of Tjørnuvík definitely deserves a spot next to villages like Viðareiði, Gjógv and Funningur. The road to Tjørnuvík (Route 594) is a treat in itself. Along…

Funningur, picturesque village on the Faroe Island of Eysturoy

Funningur is a picturesque village located along the Funningsfjørður fjord on the Faroe Islands’ Eysturoy island. It is believed that Funningur was the site where the first Viking, Grímur Kamban, settled at the beginning of the 9th century. A village…

All about sheep on the Faroe Islands

There are more sheep than people living on the Faroe Islands. The name ‘Faroe’ comes from the Old Norse word Færeyjar, which means ‘Sheep Islands’. Around 70,000 sheep roam the islands, while the human population is only about 52,000. So it’s…

Tindhólmur, a mysterious island full of legends in the Faroe Islands

From the village of Bøur on the Faroese island of Vágar, you have a stunning view of one of the most remarkable islets in the Faroe Islands: Tindhólmur. This rugged, uninhabited island immediately stands out thanks to its five sharp peaks. If you want a…

Fossá, the tallest waterfall in the Faroe Islands

Fossá is the highest waterfall in the Faroe Islands and one of the most impressive natural sights in this remote archipelago. The waterfall is located right along the road (road 594), near the village of Haldarsvík. It’s a must-see attraction…

Primošten, the beloved coastal gem of Croatia

Along the Dalmatian coast, between Šibenik and Trogir, lies the small peninsula of Primošten. Many consider Primošten to be one of the most beautiful villages in Dalmatia. It’s a place visited by many holidaymakers. Tourist hotspot or not, if you’re spending…

9 things to do near Split, Croatia

Split is a city where you can easily spend a few days. The atmosphere is very pleasant and there’s plenty to see. Climb Marjan Hill for a stunning view, enjoy delicious food at one of the many terraces, take a…

Where to stay in Gran Canaria? Beautiful accommodations in the island’s interior

Gran Canaria is home to an incredible number of accommodations, one more charming than the next. On my most recent trip to the island, three places really stood out. All of them are located in the interior of Gran Canaria, either…

Charco de Las Palomas, natural pools in the north of Gran Canaria

In the north of Gran Canaria, you’ll find several natural swimming pools. Most of them are well-maintained, with safety barriers, ladders and often even lifeguards on duty. Charco de Las Palomas, however, is completely different. Here, you’ll discover naturally formed pools in…