Southern Norway, The Hidden Summer Paradise
Due to the world & corona's trouble, we decided that 2020 would be the year to explore the Southern Part of Norway. Also known as Norway's summer paradise with glittering …
Due to the world & corona's trouble, we decided that 2020 would be the year to explore the Southern Part of Norway. Also known as Norway's summer paradise with glittering …
Ålesund the most beautiful city in Norway and located in the region of Sunnmøre. In Norway, Ålesund is a city in seize. On a larger scale of the world, it …
Trinidad, maybe one of the best places in Cuba, because it has everything a cute cobblestone town needs, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site title for best-preserved colonial town mixed …
The Tulum Ruins are on the edge of the turquoise ocean and are located on the Caribbean coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. The picture-perfect archaeological ruins of Tulum, are …
Cuba Itinerary, the complicated island, placed only 45 minutes of flight from Florida in the United States. Cuba, the nation that decided to stay independent from Big Brother. The Caribbean …
Viñales, the Countryside of Cuba. Viñales is the most tranquil getaway from Havana's hustle and bustle. Get yourself on a shared coletivo and escape into the lush greenery of Viñales Valley …
Havana the famous star of Cuba, the city of sultry salsa beats, domino, and rum. I would highly recommend 48 hours in Havana before moving further on in Cuba. Indulge …
The postcard blog post is about my personal opinion and experience about the travel, and later I will share more travel related blog posts. First, my experience in Cuba, which …
Fearlessness, adventurousness, resilience, and the constructive use of freedom, I think that describes me very much as a person. Furthermore, it is something I have to embrace and accept. I …
In Sicily Island, we decided to take 48 hours at the eastern slops of Mount Etna. We had ourselves an Agritourism experience with Notto Stellate, which is part of the …
I’m Pauline, a Norwegian travel expert living in the Lofoten Islands, and I love sustainable adventures off the beaten path. I fell for solo travel early—I've explored Latin America’s sun-soaked coasts and Norway’s hidden fjords. I thrive on discovering new places, meeting fascinating people, and collecting lavish experiences and unique stories along the way. By day, I serve as Sustainable Development Coordinator for Destination Lofoten, working alongside an incredible team in Svolvær to transform our archipelago into one of Norway’s most sustainable travel destinations. Through my work and my journeys, I aim to show you how to travel independently, smart, adventurous, and safe, no matter where your compass points next.
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