Trapani is perched on the western tip of Sicily, and its climate is quintessentially Mediterranean, with average temperatures hovering around 20°C—a perfect respite all year round.
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Taidekappeli is located on the island of Hirvensalo, far outside the city. Surrounded by spruces and pines, where the wooded hills rise from the flat fields.
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Alghero, a city on the northwest coast of Sardinia, which name comes from latin word Aleguerium meaning “stagnation of algae”.
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Premantura is a national park in Istria, northern part of Croatia. A still untouched piece of a rocky Mediterranean desert.
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When the Maltese want to eat fresh fish, they head for Marsaxlokk, the island's largest traditional fishing harbour in the South Eastern region.
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Uluwatu is the quintessential Bali spot for surfing. But not only for surfers. Great for dicovering beaches on the motorbike too.
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These terraced paddy landscapes, still worked by local rice farmes, are surrounded by palm forests, which protect the water supply and are parts of the innovative water management (irrigation) system called subak.
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This dense swath of lush jungle consists of 186 species of plants and trees in 12,5 hectares of forest, which was “built” in accordance to traditional Balinese Tri Hita Karana philosophy.
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…during the night, Mayadenawa poisoned the water and consequently also Indra’s soldiers. To heal them, Indra pierced the earth to create a fountain of immortality, the Tirta Empul spring.
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Valletta, the capital city of Malta is one of the smallest capital cities in Europe, stretching 1km long by only 600m wide.
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Bologna la dotta (the learned), la rossa (the red) and la grassa (the fat). The last fits propably the best, because Bologna, and the whole region, is all about the food.
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For most people, Florence is the iconic statue of David and impressive building of the Duomo. As I'm more of the walking type, I always skip these things, landmarks, which includes a huge waiting line. And I walk instead.
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The Museum of Contemporary Art in Krakow (MOCAK) is built on a site of former Schindler's Factory and partly coincides its industrial pavilions.
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Its soft pink hue is created by tidal and wave-induced deposits of pigmented microorganisms living in a symbiotic relationship with native seaweed, small crushed pieces of dead corals and thousands of broken shells.
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Visiting Balos lagoon is said to be a must when you're staying in the north of Crete, therefore the beach can get a little bit packed during July and August, but its still worth a visit.
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The island of Gramvousa is located one hour long ferry ride from Kissamoss port alongside steep cliffs of Kórikos peninsula. Due to curving coastline and surrounding cliffs the waters around are calm and warm.
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Għajn Tuffieħa Bay is a less accessible (a long stairway down, but nothing dramatic) neighbour of the famous Golden Bay on Malta. Here is a photo essay from one windy afternoon.
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The rocks around it are smooth and flat. Whitewashed and gently heat up by the sun, comfortable enough for a nap in between your dips.
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Inconspicuous whitewashed buildings with bright blue details, withstanding the constant wind on the shore of Atlantic ocean, thats Essaouira, pronounced “es-Sweera” in arabic.
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Photo essay about simple geometrics at El Bahia Palace in Marrakesh, Morocco.
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