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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
Where East meets West is the best way to describe Sarajevo, my absolute favourite city in Europe.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Sikatuna's Mirror of the World and Botanical Garden is a theme park located on the island of Bohol in the Philippines. Here you can see famous buildings from around the world and stroll among plants, flowers and Japanese fish. We made a stop during a carpet tour to check it out.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
The Philippine ghost animal, or tarsier, is a tiny animal with huge eyes that lives in the Philippines. There are two places on the island of Bohol where you can see them, and we visited both.
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Guest writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
Morning coffee in a new dusty hole, nothing like the coffee in the Horn of Africa, the tongue curls with the flavours. The road is paved and soon I find myself at the lowest point in Africa, 155 metres below sea level.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
The Chocolate Hills are an odd geological phenomenon on the island of Bohol in the Philippines, with over a thousand spiky hills. The site is now a popular attraction and we hired a moped to explore the area.
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Now we have left the boat Dotche, and set off on new adventures in the Philippines. The idea was actually that we would have travelled longer with the boat, but things don't always turn out exactly as planned. Now new adventures without a boat await us. Happy Friday!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Do you ever wonder about the easiest, fastest or cheapest way to travel to a destination? On Omio.se you can search for a destination and get suggestions for train, bus, flight and ferry tickets in one place at the same time. We have tested the concept!
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Pandanon Island in the Philippines is a small island with a village at one end and a dreamy beach at the other. The two parts of the island are connected by a narrow tongue of land, which is flooded by the sea during high tide.
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Writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
The idea wasn't Djibouti at all, it was Eritrea, but after far too much trouble with a covid-closed country and difficulties in obtaining sensible information, I gave up, booked a trip to the Seychelles, but didn't see myself fitting in there between smirking honeymooners.
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Writer: Helena Bergström
Himokilan, or Himoquitan as it is sometimes spelled, is one of four Philippine islands known collectively as the 'Cuatro Islas'. Here you can, among other things, hike through the forest to a cave with bats. We were also lucky enough to be invited to a local birthday party.
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