Hi everyone,
I’ve just returned from a trip through the national parks of southern Ethiopia, and I wanted to share an encounter that will stay with me forever: that of the Ethiopian Wolf.
Spotting this canid—the rarest in the world—on the barren Sanetti plateaus at over 13,000 feet is a breathtaking experience (literally, given the oxygen levels!). Beyond the luck of photographing it in its fiery red coat, it was the mystical atmosphere of these highlands—the "Roof of Africa"—that left its mark on me.
I’ve posted a detailed account with my photo series on my travel journal for anyone planning a trip to the Bale region or simply curious about this magnificent and endangered species.
You can find the full report here: 👉 https://www.toucan-photo.com/fr/le-loup-ethiopie-le-loup-sur-le-toit-de-lafrique/
Don’t hesitate to ask if you have questions about accessing the park or spotting local wildlife—I’d be happy to chat! !
Hi there, I’m sharing my hiking itineraries on the sea-to-sea trails in Corsica. Perfect for those who want to discover Corsica on foot and are looking for multi-day hikes without major difficulties. That’s right—Corsica isn’t just about the GR 20! My travel journals are all written day by day.
🐻 Mare a Mare Sud + Mare è Monti Sud 👍🏼 TRAVEL JOURNAL A 175-kilometer route with 6,694 meters of elevation gain over 10 stages on the Mare a Mare Sud and Mare è Monti Sud trails in Corsica 🇨🇵 🐻 Mare a Mare Centre 👍🏼 TRAVEL JOURNAL A 106-kilometer route with 4,415 meters of elevation gain over 6 stages on the Mare a Mare Centre trails in Corsica 🇨🇵
🐻 Mare a Mare Nord 👍🏼 TRAVEL JOURNAL A 165-kilometer route with 7,004 meters of elevation gain over 7 stages on the Mare a Mare Nord trails in Corsica 🇨🇵
🐻 Mare a Mare Sud + Mare è Monti Sud 👍🏼 TRAVEL JOURNAL A 175-kilometer route with 6,694 meters of elevation gain over 10 stages on the Mare a Mare Sud and Mare è Monti Sud trails in Corsica 🇨🇵 🐻 Mare a Mare Centre 👍🏼 TRAVEL JOURNAL A 106-kilometer route with 4,415 meters of elevation gain over 6 stages on the Mare a Mare Centre trails in Corsica 🇨🇵
🐻 Mare a Mare Nord 👍🏼 TRAVEL JOURNAL A 165-kilometer route with 7,004 meters of elevation gain over 7 stages on the Mare a Mare Nord trails in Corsica 🇨🇵
Check out my blog about Crete and Gavdos:
https://iledecrete.wordpress.com/
You’ll find ideas for getaways and discoveries
we just got back from 3 weeks in Cambodia with a custom trip organized by the Siem Reap agency; from the start, the agency understood our way of traveling and created an itinerary perfectly tailored to our needs. Of course, we visited tourist spots, but we also stayed with locals, met artisans, and explored markets where not a single tourist goes. We were pampered from beginning to end—the agency responded quickly to our questions throughout the trip. The French-speaking guides were fantastic: attentive, highly knowledgeable, and always accompanied by punctual drivers with little thoughtful touches. The hotels they chose matched our preferences, and the pace we wanted was respected, with some more relaxed days. If you'd like to check out my blog, here's the link: https://www.myatlas.com/blogueusedesbaous/le-cambodge-une-immersion-en-indochine.
And don’t hesitate to reach out if you need anything!
Here are my two blogs dedicated to travel, especially in France.
If you have any topics you'd like me to cover, I'm all ears!
Villes.fr Top-Vacances.com
Thanks, and have a great day
If you have any topics you'd like me to cover, I'm all ears!
Villes.fr Top-Vacances.com
Thanks, and have a great day
Hi there, if you're looking for info on a 2-week itinerary in Albania, I’ve detailed everything in this post:
https://worldseenbymathilde.blogspot.com/2025/09/itineraire-de-15-jours-pour-faire-le.html
> how to do the Theth to Valbona hike and return via Lake Koman > what to visit across the country > our favorite spots and what we don’t recommend > the budget > where to rent a car
PLUS tons of other useful tips!!
> how to do the Theth to Valbona hike and return via Lake Koman > what to visit across the country > our favorite spots and what we don’t recommend > the budget > where to rent a car
PLUS tons of other useful tips!!
Hi everyone,
So glad to be back on this amazing peer-to-peer travel forum!
I used to keep travel journals after trips, but I’ve switched to video—here are two from our 2024 and 2025 travels.
If you have any questions about rentals (car, hotels, excursions, etc.), don’t hesitate to ask!
Mauritius is a fantastic island where I dream of retiring one day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcaugcfGLX0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il9Ee-nvCSk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcaugcfGLX0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il9Ee-nvCSk
Kalimera,
Take a look at my blog about Crete:
https://iledecrete.wordpress.com/
You’ll definitely find some great ideas for getaways and discoveries there...
Hi there! As a big travel enthusiast, I’d love for you to check out my blog:
https://allegria750110.wixsite.com/pascalevoyage
https://allegria750110.wixsite.com/pascalevoyage/blog
Feel free to leave a comment! !
Feel free to leave a comment! !
Hey everyone from the old VF crew.
It’s been a while!
For those who remember the "Chelala affair," I suggest you enjoy our new hero:
https://www.facebook.com/LeNomadeDuFutur
I’m both appalled and amused.
It’s like a comedy sketch!
What do you all think?
Best to all of you! !
It’s been a while!
For those who remember the "Chelala affair," I suggest you enjoy our new hero:
https://www.facebook.com/LeNomadeDuFutur
I’m both appalled and amused.
It’s like a comedy sketch!
What do you all think?
Best to all of you! !
For those with an artistic soul, I invite you to a journey through painting to discover my inspirations as a traveling artist.
Traveling through painting
Travel sketches
The cradle of humanity, Africa is also the continent where I was born. My childhood was lulled by the call of the muezzin and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The colors and light of Morocco remain etched in my heart forever.
As soon as I had the chance, I crossed the desert to meet Black Africa, whose imprint is very present in the Maghreb, a legacy of caravans and trans-Saharan migrations.
My steps first took me to West Africa, exuberant, rich in encounters and sharing. Later, East Africa allowed me to glimpse another facet of this multifaceted continent. The beauty of the Ethiopians, whose country lies at the heart of human history, the complexity of Malagasy culture—a mix of the different peoples who have landed on the island—the Rwandan people, wounded but capable of resilience...
It was through India that I discovered Asia. Nourished by teenage readings about the hippie trail, I had always dreamed of one day exploring this mysterious country. My first solo travel experience was in Rajasthan, trekking on the roof of the world. I only returned when my son was a teenager, not wanting to expose him too young to the chaos of this disorienting country.
In the meantime, we traveled together through Vietnam, then Thailand and Laos, and finally Myanmar. Later, I returned alone to Cambodia and more recently to Indonesia. Safe and budget-friendly destinations, the routes of Southeast Asia also have the downside of becoming increasingly crowded.
But one can't help being enchanted by the architectural heritage, the temples, the landscapes, and the ever-present spirituality. When you take the time, Asia gradually reveals itself.
The cradle of humanity, Africa is also the continent where I was born. My childhood was lulled by the call of the muezzin and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The colors and light of Morocco remain etched in my heart forever.
As soon as I had the chance, I crossed the desert to meet Black Africa, whose imprint is very present in the Maghreb, a legacy of caravans and trans-Saharan migrations.
My steps first took me to West Africa, exuberant, rich in encounters and sharing. Later, East Africa allowed me to glimpse another facet of this multifaceted continent. The beauty of the Ethiopians, whose country lies at the heart of human history, the complexity of Malagasy culture—a mix of the different peoples who have landed on the island—the Rwandan people, wounded but capable of resilience...
It was through India that I discovered Asia. Nourished by teenage readings about the hippie trail, I had always dreamed of one day exploring this mysterious country. My first solo travel experience was in Rajasthan, trekking on the roof of the world. I only returned when my son was a teenager, not wanting to expose him too young to the chaos of this disorienting country.
In the meantime, we traveled together through Vietnam, then Thailand and Laos, and finally Myanmar. Later, I returned alone to Cambodia and more recently to Indonesia. Safe and budget-friendly destinations, the routes of Southeast Asia also have the downside of becoming increasingly crowded.
But one can't help being enchanted by the architectural heritage, the temples, the landscapes, and the ever-present spirituality. When you take the time, Asia gradually reveals itself.
Here’s one of our favorite cities in South America. I didn’t dare call it the "capital" because it’s pretty complex for this city.
When I set foot in La Paz, I was immediately struck by its bustling energy and striking contrasts. Perched at over 3,600 meters above sea level, the city blends tradition and modernity in a surprising way. We wandered between the colonial buildings of Plaza Murillo, discovered the secrets of the Witches’ Market with its mysterious potions and amulets, and gained some altitude thanks to the cable car, which offers incredible views of the city and the mountains. For thrill-seekers, we tested the famous Death Road by mountain bike—adrenaline was definitely on tap! Of course, the altitude can be a challenge, so in my article, I also share tips for acclimatizing, great places to stay, and detailed itineraries to make the most of your trip, whether you’re there for a day or three. Anyway, during our trip, we realized that the city is often used as a quick stopover where people don’t linger. And that’s a real shame. Out of 3 weeks in Bolivia, we spent 3 full days in the city and would’ve happily stayed longer. If you want to know more, check it out here: 👉 Read the full article
When I set foot in La Paz, I was immediately struck by its bustling energy and striking contrasts. Perched at over 3,600 meters above sea level, the city blends tradition and modernity in a surprising way. We wandered between the colonial buildings of Plaza Murillo, discovered the secrets of the Witches’ Market with its mysterious potions and amulets, and gained some altitude thanks to the cable car, which offers incredible views of the city and the mountains. For thrill-seekers, we tested the famous Death Road by mountain bike—adrenaline was definitely on tap! Of course, the altitude can be a challenge, so in my article, I also share tips for acclimatizing, great places to stay, and detailed itineraries to make the most of your trip, whether you’re there for a day or three. Anyway, during our trip, we realized that the city is often used as a quick stopover where people don’t linger. And that’s a real shame. Out of 3 weeks in Bolivia, we spent 3 full days in the city and would’ve happily stayed longer. If you want to know more, check it out here: 👉 Read the full article
Our long-term travel road trip continues in Africa... Our 3rd country will be Rwanda. I invite you to discover and visit this country over 2 months through these few lines and photos that will follow as the days go by and as I find time to write. The goal won’t be safaris or gorillas, but rather getting to know the Rwandan people and their environment.
For tips or questions about Rwanda, don’t hesitate to reach out.
I’m opening this new thread with this first step...
Km 88281 - Rwanda intro
Rwanda is just a tad smaller than Brittany, so we should be able to explore it, delve into its heart, and understand a bit of what’s happening here... When we entered the country on January 2nd, we didn’t think it would become somewhat of a center of international news with a bit of turbulence... Over the coming weeks, we’ll learn to share the lives of Rwandans, grasp their history that still shapes their daily lives, and discover what lies behind these 1,000 hills... In France, over 2 centuries have passed since the Revolution, but here, it’s been just 30 years since the chaos of the genocide. Inside Rwanda...
More details and photos here: https://www.magicargol.fr/carnet/rwanda/t/1649539
:arrow: More details and photos here: https://www.magicargol.fr/carnet/rwanda/t/1649539
#Rwanda #Cargol #Magirus #170D11 #nomad #VanLife #RoadTrip #Travel #OnTheRoadAgain #Travelling #Campervan #Overland #ExploreWorld
For tips or questions about Rwanda, don’t hesitate to reach out.
I’m opening this new thread with this first step...
Km 88281 - Rwanda intro
Rwanda is just a tad smaller than Brittany, so we should be able to explore it, delve into its heart, and understand a bit of what’s happening here... When we entered the country on January 2nd, we didn’t think it would become somewhat of a center of international news with a bit of turbulence... Over the coming weeks, we’ll learn to share the lives of Rwandans, grasp their history that still shapes their daily lives, and discover what lies behind these 1,000 hills... In France, over 2 centuries have passed since the Revolution, but here, it’s been just 30 years since the chaos of the genocide. Inside Rwanda...
More details and photos here: https://www.magicargol.fr/carnet/rwanda/t/1649539
:arrow: More details and photos here: https://www.magicargol.fr/carnet/rwanda/t/1649539
#Rwanda #Cargol #Magirus #170D11 #nomad #VanLife #RoadTrip #Travel #OnTheRoadAgain #Travelling #Campervan #Overland #ExploreWorld
Hi there,
I traveled to India and Nepal in March 2024 and hired a driver through an online agency. No issues—the agency was great, nothing to complain about—but it turns out that booking directly with the driver is much cheaper. I’m not paid or commissioned in any way; I just want to help you save some money and recommend a great driver. So don’t hesitate to DM me if you’d like his contact info. I’m doing this for you and for the driver, who’d prefer to keep a little more of the profit instead of it going to the agency. I used his services for 10 days, and I can’t recommend him enough—he was my guardian angel in India, gave great advice, was super reliable, and very professional. So feel free to ask me for his contact if you’re interested; otherwise, no worries! ^^
My trip, in case you’re curious :stuck_out_tongue: Since I left, one person has traveled with him for 15 days based on my recommendation, and everything went perfectly! ^^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lutuFfkKz4
My trip, in case you’re curious :stuck_out_tongue: Since I left, one person has traveled with him for 15 days based on my recommendation, and everything went perfectly! ^^
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lutuFfkKz4
Hi everyone!
I wanted to share my experience from a trip to Amsterdam. Spring is coming, and it’s one of my favorite destinations for this season, especially with the Keukenhof in bloom.
There are so many museums to visit and places to see, like Dam Square, the Royal Palace, Museum Square, the Red Light District... Some spots, like the Anne Frank House, require reservations. You can also take walks along the canals or even go on canal cruises.
For museums, I really enjoyed the Rijksmuseum for works by Rembrandt and Vermeer, as well as the Van Gogh Museum (combo tickets are available).
For more nature-focused outings, there’s Vondelpark, Keukenhof Park, and the windmills at Zaanse Schans...
You can find all my photos and details about my trip budget on my travel journal for Amsterdam.
I wanted to share my experience from a trip to Amsterdam. Spring is coming, and it’s one of my favorite destinations for this season, especially with the Keukenhof in bloom.
There are so many museums to visit and places to see, like Dam Square, the Royal Palace, Museum Square, the Red Light District... Some spots, like the Anne Frank House, require reservations. You can also take walks along the canals or even go on canal cruises.
For museums, I really enjoyed the Rijksmuseum for works by Rembrandt and Vermeer, as well as the Van Gogh Museum (combo tickets are available).
For more nature-focused outings, there’s Vondelpark, Keukenhof Park, and the windmills at Zaanse Schans...
You can find all my photos and details about my trip budget on my travel journal for Amsterdam.In June 2022, we covered 5,600 km. The major stops: San Francisco, Yosemite Park, Death Valley Park, Las Vegas, Zion Park, Bryce Canyon Park, Monument Valley Park, Grand Canyon Park, then the Pacific coast and back to San Francisco.
Photos of breathtaking landscapes.
Photos of breathtaking landscapes.
Hi everyone,
We’re just back from a nearly 6-week trip to Western Australia. 4x4 style. Lots of accommodation and a few nights under canvas. Highlights of the trip: The Bungle Bungles, The Gibb River Road, Karinjini NP, Mt Augustus NP, Millstream NP, The Ningaloo Reef, Kalbarri, The Pinnacles... For anyone thinking of a trip to this part of the world—or just curious—here are the links to my two recent travel journals:
First part of the trip https://www.myatlas.com/anneclaire95/symphonie-de-couleurs-en-australie-occidentale
Second part of the trip https://www.myatlas.com/anneclaire95/symphonie-de-couleurs-en-australie-occidentale-2
Happy reading! 🙂
We’re just back from a nearly 6-week trip to Western Australia. 4x4 style. Lots of accommodation and a few nights under canvas. Highlights of the trip: The Bungle Bungles, The Gibb River Road, Karinjini NP, Mt Augustus NP, Millstream NP, The Ningaloo Reef, Kalbarri, The Pinnacles... For anyone thinking of a trip to this part of the world—or just curious—here are the links to my two recent travel journals:
First part of the trip https://www.myatlas.com/anneclaire95/symphonie-de-couleurs-en-australie-occidentale
Second part of the trip https://www.myatlas.com/anneclaire95/symphonie-de-couleurs-en-australie-occidentale-2
Happy reading! 🙂
Hi everyone! I did a road trip in Florida that lets you visit several famous cities, hit the parks, and check out the Keys. Feel free to ask me any questions. If you want the details, read here: https://voyagesfaciles.great-site.net/autotour-floride/?utm_source=vf_241213
hi fellow travelers, and other "responsible" travel bloggers.
An article to fuel your thoughts and set some ideas straight..
https://www.virtual-trip.fr/blogueur-voyageur-responsable/
https://www.virtual-trip.fr/blogueur-voyageur-responsable/
Summer 2020, Transavia cancels at the end of June the flights they put on sale at the beginning of the same month...
Not enough customers!
Too bad, it was a unique opportunity to discover Iceland without its overwhelming number of tourists.
Summer 2021, the entry conditions for the island keep changing.
Summer 2022, the Icelandair ticket is booked, the Duster 4x4 is rented, accommodations are reserved—it’s finally our turn to discover this northern gem!
In 3 weeks, we’ll have to make choices.
Our itinerary will skip the Westfjords.
We’ll start our Icelandic adventure in Snæfellsnes and finish at the Golden Circle.
In between, there’ll be roads, tracks, glaciers, volcanoes, fjords, wind, cold, rain, snow, fog, and a touch of sunshine...
A few hikes, a hot spring, and plenty of wonder, especially on the backroads where travelers often find themselves alone against the elements.
Bundle up in your down jacket, grab your scarf and hat to warmly discover the full detailed story of this trip...
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate!
Too bad, it was a unique opportunity to discover Iceland without its overwhelming number of tourists.
Summer 2021, the entry conditions for the island keep changing.
Summer 2022, the Icelandair ticket is booked, the Duster 4x4 is rented, accommodations are reserved—it’s finally our turn to discover this northern gem!
In 3 weeks, we’ll have to make choices.
Our itinerary will skip the Westfjords.
We’ll start our Icelandic adventure in Snæfellsnes and finish at the Golden Circle.
In between, there’ll be roads, tracks, glaciers, volcanoes, fjords, wind, cold, rain, snow, fog, and a touch of sunshine...
A few hikes, a hot spring, and plenty of wonder, especially on the backroads where travelers often find themselves alone against the elements.
Bundle up in your down jacket, grab your scarf and hat to warmly discover the full detailed story of this trip...
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate!
After watching the *Échappées Belles* episode on this spectacular chain of islands lost in the North Atlantic, we’ve been dreaming of going there.
Why not summer 2023?
Since we love road trips for the way they let you really grasp distances, we’re choosing to travel by car and ferry.
It’s not exactly fast, but it’s a great way to see the countryside!
We’ll explore part of the archipelago starting from three bases—charming apartments we rented through a well-known platform...
Hiking, hiking, and more hiking.
Green, green, and more green.
Sunshine, wind, a few raindrops, and a pretty cool climate...
But most of all, a peaceful escape from the hustle of cities in a stunning landscape of cliffs and untouched nature.
You can find the details of our Nordic adventure here.
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate to share!
Since we love road trips for the way they let you really grasp distances, we’re choosing to travel by car and ferry.
It’s not exactly fast, but it’s a great way to see the countryside!
We’ll explore part of the archipelago starting from three bases—charming apartments we rented through a well-known platform...
Hiking, hiking, and more hiking.
Green, green, and more green.
Sunshine, wind, a few raindrops, and a pretty cool climate...
But most of all, a peaceful escape from the hustle of cities in a stunning landscape of cliffs and untouched nature.
You can find the details of our Nordic adventure here.
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate to share!
A November trip, 15 days of vacation.
What if we finally headed to Réunion Island for that trip canceled by the COVID wave?
A car, 5 stops, and a craving for nature...
The details of our southern adventures are here.
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate!
What if we finally headed to Réunion Island for that trip canceled by the COVID wave?
A car, 5 stops, and a craving for nature...
The details of our southern adventures are here.
Happy reading!
And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate!
Among the road trips through breathtaking landscapes you can take in Southeast Asia—Thailand, for example, and especially Vietnam, where it’s possible to complete three legendary circuits in completely different environments—I highly recommend the Mekong Delta off the tourist trail!
This route is easy to follow, and travelers can use the travel journal and interactive map that MyAtlas, now a Voyage Forum partner, kindly published. For those who want more details, the full day-by-day account of the route, including mileage, is now available on the BOD bookstore. This practical little guide to a lived adventure zooms in on a region that’s still relatively unknown and packed with extra insights from someone who’s spent over twelve years in Southeast Asia.
This route is easy to follow, and travelers can use the travel journal and interactive map that MyAtlas, now a Voyage Forum partner, kindly published. For those who want more details, the full day-by-day account of the route, including mileage, is now available on the BOD bookstore. This practical little guide to a lived adventure zooms in on a region that’s still relatively unknown and packed with extra insights from someone who’s spent over twelve years in Southeast Asia.
Hi there,
I recently launched a travel blog where I write articles about each of my trips. Plus, I try to make a video about each one on my YouTube channel.
The goal of this travel blog is to help others, share my great tips, and simply let my readers travel vicariously through my posts.
I’m new to this and learning day by day. I hope you’ll enjoy it!
That’s all from TardtineVoyage—here to serve—and I’ll see you soon on YouTube and the blog 😉
I recently launched a travel blog where I write articles about each of my trips. Plus, I try to make a video about each one on my YouTube channel.
The goal of this travel blog is to help others, share my great tips, and simply let my readers travel vicariously through my posts.
I’m new to this and learning day by day. I hope you’ll enjoy it!
That’s all from TardtineVoyage—here to serve—and I’ll see you soon on YouTube and the blog 😉
Hi there,
We’d love to share our adventures with you through our travel stories and journals on MyAtlas.
What makes our travel stories and journals special is that they’re all written day by day:
- a month in Laos 🇱🇦 - a month in Thailand 🇹🇭 - a month in Vietnam 🇻🇳 - a week in Marrakech 🇲🇦 - 2 weeks under the Mexican sun 🇲🇽 - hiking the "Mare a Mare" trails in Corsica (South / Central / North) 🇨🇵 - Prague and Wrocław in December 🇨🇿 🇵🇱 - Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest in December 🇦🇹 🇸🇰 🇭🇺 - a Christmas in New York / back for Christmas in New York 🇺🇸 - New Year’s in New York 🇺🇸
We’re also on social media, where we share our best photos: Facebook / Instagram / TikTok (chris.et.lolo) / Pinterest.
We’d love to share our adventures with you through our travel stories and journals on MyAtlas.
What makes our travel stories and journals special is that they’re all written day by day:
- a month in Laos 🇱🇦 - a month in Thailand 🇹🇭 - a month in Vietnam 🇻🇳 - a week in Marrakech 🇲🇦 - 2 weeks under the Mexican sun 🇲🇽 - hiking the "Mare a Mare" trails in Corsica (South / Central / North) 🇨🇵 - Prague and Wrocław in December 🇨🇿 🇵🇱 - Vienna, Bratislava, and Budapest in December 🇦🇹 🇸🇰 🇭🇺 - a Christmas in New York / back for Christmas in New York 🇺🇸 - New Year’s in New York 🇺🇸
We’re also on social media, where we share our best photos: Facebook / Instagram / TikTok (chris.et.lolo) / Pinterest.
Hello everyone!
To learn all about Argentina, over 1,000 articles are already waiting for you on my site.
https://www.petitherge.com/ See you soon!
Herge!
To learn all about Argentina, over 1,000 articles are already waiting for you on my site.
https://www.petitherge.com/ See you soon!
Herge!
Hi there,
I just got back from a week-long trip to Marrakech, Morocco, with a stop in Essaouira, and I’ve put together my itinerary, some great tips, and my thoughts on the trip. Hope this helps you plan your own adventure and get excited about it!
https://aventures-sans-mesaventure.blogspot.com/2026/01/visiter-marrakech-en-1-semaine.html
Happy travels! :)
Happy travels! :)
Hi everyone,
I just published an article with our itinerary for visiting Copenhagen in 4 days during winter (December): day-by-day schedule, practical info (budget, weather, transport, Copenhagen Card), where to stay, plus our thoughts on the must-sees (Nyhavn, The Little Mermaid, Amalienborg, contemporary art museum, botanical garden) and a balanced take on Christiania.
If it can help those planning a city trip: https://aventures-sans-mesaventure.blogspot.com/2026/01/visiter-copenhague-en-4-jours-que-faire.html
Happy planning, and if you have any questions, I’m happy to answer! !
Hi there,
We went on a 10-day road trip through Andalusia in October 2024, traveling independently.
Our itinerary took us through Seville, Ronda, Guadix, and Granada, with a few nature detours and manageable driving distances.
We took the time to put together our day-by-day route and some feedback (pace, distances, what we’d do again or skip) in an article, in case it helps other travelers:
https://aventures-sans-mesaventure.blogspot.com/2026/01/andalousie-itineraire-road-trip-10-jours.html
Happy planning to those heading out soon!
