Andreas

It’s more than worth to visit it and I enjoyed every day I spend there with my family.

Try to avoid “borrachudos” (not an easy thing!!!)

Praia Jabaquara (only by boat) is a must

I’ve spend 10 beautiful days (except the raining days!).

It’s much much worth of visiting this place!

When the music touches upon your soul and the rythm enchants your senses, when the colours play in a mad rythm of samba, when the smile of simple people immobilizes you, when the scents dance inside you… than you find yourself in Bahia.

When the sea wraps you under the burning sun and you feels the breeze, when you fold yourself in the rythms of camdomble for a frenetic dance, when the Iemanja calls you to take you in, when the moon brings silent and the Dona Flor it dreams, what else could you want from Salvador.

When the faith becomes a sea of flowers and it links the souls, words have no place in the beauty and compassion of God for this place…

Manaus is a unique place and you need at least 4 days before you begin your exploring to the Amazon forest. I had a great time there…

If it’s a long-distance rail-travel record you’re after, begin your journey from Thessaloniki (or Athens) in Greece, cross the east Europe to Moscow, take the Trans-Mongolian route from there to Beijing and continue to Hanoi and then to Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) in Vietnam!
Then you can cross the Cambodia borders to Phnom Penh by bus and then continue your trip by train till to Singapure crossing two other countries, Thailand & Malaysia – a journey of 18,000km. I did that and it was amazing!

The ultimate 10 weeks adventure for this African odyssey! Starting from Cape Town, the journey heads throug 11 countries and includes some stunning road stops: Victoria Falls, Mt Kilimanjaro and Nubia Desert. What else to expect!

I would like to make a boat trip on the Halong Bay and moving through its 3000 odd limestone islands. The tiny islands are dotted with beaches and grottoes created by wind and waves, and have sparsely forested slopes ringing with bird tunes.

Lake Titicaca has a haunting and desolate beuaty. The intensity of the rich, dark blue of the water is unoque among freshwater lakes and makes the wide expanses of sky and landscape look even more stark and exceptional.

...it is the oldest rainforest in the world with more than 14,000 species of plants and 300 species of birds!