After spending a few days in Tunis, we headed towards Kelibia, more specifically to Dar Allouche, a quiet agricultural region on the Cap Bon peninsula. As we drove from Tunis to Dar Allouche, the scenery gradually began to change. Rolling hills, scattered mountains, and endless rows of trees accompanied us along the road. What caught …
A Travel Guide to Cap Bon, Tunisia: Dar Allouche And El Haouaria Read More »
Bavaria is one of those rare places that somehow tricks you into coming back, and then refuses to disappoint. I’ve been lucky enough to visit twice now, and honestly, it still hasn’t run out of magic (or pretzels). If you followed my first Bavarian adventure, you already know I didn’t hold back, I covered the …
Al Ain Al Ain, the Garden City of the UAE, is named for its lush oases and endless palm farms. It feels completely different from Dubai and the rest of the country, quieter, greener, and more traditional. The city’s old architecture still carries the heritage of the UAE, with earthy tones and simple designs. Life …
The United Arab Emirates(III): Between Tradition and Modernity Read More »
When I think of Slovenia, I can’t help but smile. It’s a place like no other, so calm, so green, so wonderfully different. The wide-open spaces and pristine landscapes felt like a world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It’s true, Slovenia can be expensive, but its beauty, serenity, and the kindness …
Discover the Magic of Slovenia: Ljubljana, Lake Bled, and Beyond (Part II) Read More »
Halkidiki, a name I had never encountered in YouTube videos or movies, often overshadowed by the more popular destinations like Santorini, Mykonos, and Skopelos from “Mamma Mia.” As we pored over a map of Greece, searching for our next getaway while trying to avoid the crowds of the south, my husband pointed at the trident …
Halkidiki: A Paradise of Pristine Beaches and Pine Forests Read More »
what to see in Mostar and the surrounded area
How to spend three days in Mostar