For years the small Mafia Island, Tanzania, has been shadowed his more popular and touristic neighbour Zanzibar, but since lately a growing attraction has spread among travellers looking for peace and authentic exotic atmospheres. This island, whose peculiar name has … Read More
The Outer Banks are a strip (about 320 kilometres) of thin islands (wide no more than a few hundreds metres) stretching towards the Atlantic Ocean. They create almost a lagoon facing the southern corner of Virginia and continuing towads North … Read More
Before telling you about this third leg in French Polynesia – the first and second were Tahiti and Taha’a – it’s time to do some evaluations. And I do it now because the very characteristics of this island, Huahine, inspire … Read More
The are places in the world with a simple yet magnetic charm. They don’t sport popular attractions, instead there is something indefinite and not fully understandable which makes them special. One of these magic places is Cabo Polonio. A wild … Read More
When travelling on the tramway in Morocco I always got the felling of entering a different world. Inaugurated one year ago, it is the public service’s pride. At least in the two towns where it has been set: Rabat, Morocco’s … Read More
During our travels we always find places more or less worth to fill some room in our lives. Memories, more or less coloured, lively, passionate, dreamy, daring, beautiful…. this is what travelling is about. Less frequently, there are places – … Read More
Whenever I think of Mauritius, the first word coming to my mind is “Creole”, the word’s widest meaning: Mauritius is the island of diversity in any form. Think about its flag, four colours for as many religions more or less … Read More
Ivan Macfayden is a British seaman. Citizen of Newcastle, England, ten years ago he sailed over the Pacific Ocean from Melbourn to Osaka. He repeated the journey in 2013, from March to April, but what he saw left him aghast … Read More