Nature-related travels from all over the world. Visit these beautiful places with me virtually,  until you have planned your own trip!
A three-week road trip through Norway, who does not dream about that? My partner and I had an early summer holiday this year. And after a holiday free summer last year, we wanted to make the most out of it. We were going on a three-week-long trip through Norway. Visiting all the places we want …
A summer road trip through Norway, visiting the south and mid-Norway areas! Read More »
Last year, when travelling was still allowed and possible, I spent 6 months in Australia. I was here for my internship for my bachelor. The internship itself was four months, which means I spend another 8 weeks travelling! I decided to spend these weeks travelling down the east coast, a popular choice for backpackers in Australia. I travelled …
Travelling down the east coast of Australia – part II Read More »
Trip down memory lane; travelling down the east coast of Australia. Last year, when travelling was still allowed and possible, I spent 6 months in Australia. I was here for my internship for my bachelor. The internship itself was four months, which means I spend another 8 weeks travelling! I decided to spend these weeks …
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The waters of the Nile flow from Lake Victoria at Jinja, Uganda. Before its 6700-kilometre journey to the Mediterranean Sea in Egypt. Several whitewater raft guides are operating near the town of Jinja that offers day trips. Down a 20 kilometre stretch of the White Nile River through eight world-class rapids. These rapids are in …
Thrilling white water rafting on the Nile in Uganda Read More »
These funny looking animals are called a ‘Muskox’ and even though they might look more like an ox, as the name suggests as well. They are actually closer related to sheep and goats. These animals are between 1.10 and 1.50 meter tall on the shoulders and both male and female have these long curled horns. …
The Muskox in Norway, the amazing comeback from extinction Read More »
Stuck at home means no adventure?! Covid-19 has been affecting us for several months now. With strict lockdowns in the first weeks, or even months. Almost everybody was working from home and students followed classes online. In the last weeks, restrictions have been lowered slowly. Some countries are allowed to visit for holiday this summer. …
