After months of preparation, the trip to Beijing and Hanoi (by train) is about to start. This is not just a digital nomad episode anymore: this is where journey and stay merge.
Author: Koen Blanquart
Europe & Asia via the Trans Siberia Route
Koens new journey is about to start. This time it’s all about exploring Europe and Asia. Wherever possible, I’ll be trying to travel by train or ferry. A slower way of traveling should bring a nice pace to collect some impressions and meet some people.
The Vernadsky base – and the most southern bar
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Video: seeking the harp seal pups in Canada
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Iguazu Falls
When traveling in South America, considering to add Iguazu on the list of places is just common sense. The falls at Iguazu are twice as large as the Niagara falls, and the parks surrounding them host a variety of animals. Continue Reading...
A first visit: Buenos Aires, Argentina
A visit to Buenos Aires is a step in another world. Ever since the first moments I came to Buenos Aires, the city got a special place in my heart. When you visit Buenos Aires, you'e discovering an intoxicating city. Continue Reading...
Visit Barcelona? A list for the first trip:
Barcelona is an amazing city to visit anytime in the year. It has been for the longest time my go-to-location for a city trip. Here’s what I think you should add to yours when you visit Barcelona for a first time: Continue Reading...
Ziplining in Costa Rica – Diamante Eco Park Guanacaste
During a visit in Costa Rica, it’s part of the tradition to go ziplining. So with the crew of Rich Coast Diving, where I’m doing my internship to become a divemaster, we headed for Diamante, an ecopark with a wide network of ziplines.
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The travel to Antarctica begins!
Before I made it onto Antarctica, there were 6 days underway in a small sailboat.
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De Gerlache
Being a Belgian on the Antarctic waters can not go without thinking about Adrien De Gerlache at certain moments. I choose to take his book “15 months on Antarctica” with me on this trip. Refreshing my French and at the same time reading about one of the first people who came were we are now, is not a bad combination: