Well Paris you made me love you from the first time I’ve visited, 3 years ago, but love on a second sight was something special. There is so much beauty on every corner; architecture, stunning parks, restaurants and vibrant doorways. Paris don’t let anyone down. This time gorgeous doors along the Parisian streets caught my attention and in less then a week I found myself with a camera full of it. So next logical thing was to write a post. It’s simple. I feel like doors can have a personality of their own. My father was a carpenter and I remember watching him make all kinds of wooden doors many times. He put his time and skills to creat something that we use in everyday life. Sometimes we don’t even notice things around us, but while you are in Paris stop for a second and enjoy this works of art. There are beautiful doors in almost every arrondissement but I loved to explore ones in Latin Quarter, Le Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Pres and of course in lovely Montmartre. I wanted to show you another side of Paris that is not Eiffel Tower or some other major attraction. Life’s beauty is in “small” things. […]
The first association black has is a with mystery, the unknown and the hidden. Black is color of magic – the color that hides. It can be used to hide feelings, to separate oneself from the world. Black doesn’t usually express many emotions but when you get up on the hills that overlook black sand beach in Vík you will feel nothing but tsunami of emotions. I still remember the first time I saw this beauty, I just stood there for hours watched the white sea foam coming and going and leaving those beautiful traced patterns on the coal black sand. This is one of my favorite spots in Iceland. Why is like that I really don’t know. Guess black magic got control over me. Just kidding, but when you see the pictures you will know why. HOW WAS IT FORMED? Black beaches are common thing on the coast of volcanic islands and it’s usually created in either two ways. One way is when lava from the eruption hits the cold ocean and causes the lave to explode, forming small glass – like shards which become rounded as the ocean waves erode them. Another way is similar to how white sand beaches […]
Are the Icelandic people strange ? In fact “strange” for you doesn’t have to be “strange” for me. Am I right ? But we can agree on one thing, Iceland, like any country, has some odd, peculiar things about it and it’s inhabitants. Have you heard about Icelandic believing in elves? When you see the landscape you can’t blame them. There’s just something mystical about Iceland, something that grabs a hold of our collective travel souls and refuse to let it go. I’ve been trying to understand for more then year and half what makes Iceland so special. And still trying. I undiscovered some strange and weird facts about Iceland that I thought I’d share with you. If nothing else, it will only make you to love this fun but slightly odd country even more. For example like I do. There is no surnames or family names in Iceland. Majority of Icelanders people have a last name that is comprised from their father’s (or mother’s) first name with addition of “-dóttir (daughter) or “-son”. This also means they call everyone by their first name. Using titles such as “Mr”, “Mrs, “Miss”or “Dr” is not common either. So, don’t get offended. Even tho […]
Well, Iceland was and still is one of my favorite places in the world. Ever since I was a little instead of chasing ball I dreamt about foreign and distant places and somehow Iceland was always on the top of my list. Some people claim that in the silence of Iceland’s wilderness, you come closer to hearing God. And now I believe in that. There is something magical in this remote island, something that will change your mind and heart forever and make you come for more. Every minute here brings you another astonishing sight that seems more like another planet than the native Earth. While there are so many places in the world I still haven’t explored I would still go for Iceland over any other. A year and half since I’ve been there and so far I didn’t write a single word about it. I think I was too afraid to ruin beauty of the Iceland with my amateur writing skills. Maybe my recent trip to New Zealand has something with it, but somehow all the memories and pictures from Iceland recently started run through my mind. So finally I pulled my thoughts together and decided to create […]
In one sentence Bali is everything what you ever wish for and a little bit more. A dreamy vacation that’s not that hard to afford starting from apartment rentals and food prices. Little paradise that will make you come back for more and more… I’m writing this little guide for all of you who may wonder is it all just publicity or it is really worth it. So I’m here for you, to move all your doubts and prepare you for a nice and interesting adventure across this jungle island. There is one more thing that I’ve realized while was leaving Bali behind: “Australians are so lucky nation ” not because of their high standard or the way of living yet these lucky bastards live only 3 hours plane ride from the point of my topic. Weekend getaway on Bali instead of spending one more Saturday in front of the TV putting weights on, who’s up? 1. Find your perfect villa around Ubud You don’t need to go to Scandinavia to practice “hygge” and find your inner peace, Bali have few things to offer. Fresh basket of fruit, morning coffee, sound of wilderness and the stunning view on a […]
The Indonesian island of Bali is a favorite destination for both adventurers and those in need of little relaxation. The waters of Bali’s white beaches are an ideal spot for diving while the jungles with temples call out for adventure. In this post I’ll focus on some hidden and maybe not that known beaches that will blow your mind. 1. Nyang Nyang beach This was definitely a highlight of mine second visit to the island of Gods. Gods for sure put some work in this beauty, there is no other reasonable explanation. We drove all the way close to the Uluwatu Temple and then followed small sign and turned left on the dusty road. After about 5 min ride we got to the parking lot and our adventure started. With a first sight I knew that this won’t be just a regular beach. Miles of untouched nature and crystal clear sand caught my hart and eyes forever. Spending a Christmas Day on a place like this made it even more special. Even a steep 20 min walk back to the parking didn’t ruin my impression. Definitely will be visiting this place again when I return to Bali. 2. Blue lagoon beach […]