07Jul
50 top Airbnb accommodations on Bali
In this list we present you our 50 favourite accommodations on Bali. Discover the most beautiful rooms in Selemadeg, Ubud, Kuta Utara, Canggu, Gianyar, Banjar, Karangasem and Tegallalang.
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18Jun
A June in Brittany – Travelling the Atlantic coast of France by motorhome
With the camper we want to travel in 21 days from Dunkirk to Belle-Île. Almost the whole of June is available for the journey through Normandy and Brittany. But is France's north really suitable for camper vans? We found out with the camera in hand and report here about our mixed feelings.
21May
ATM abroad: local currency vs. conversion
Anyone who withdraws cash at an ATM abroad often has the choice of whether the debit should be made in the local currency or in their own currency. Which option is the cheapest?
25Apr
City trip without the tourists, always looking for taste: London.
London has a huge amount of culture and history to offer. In addition there are wax figures, Ferris wheels and palaces. Let's forget all this and concentrate on the really important things like restaurants, bars and streetfood markets. In between we visit some sights that are mostly not part of any bus or guided tours - a real quality feature. For five days we explore the known and the new, discover the hidden, eat and drink our way through the capital and take pictures.
20Mar
Travelling the Croatian Adriatic coast by motorhome
Colourful bays, cosy old towns, Mediterranean lifestyle: With this travel report we delete Croatia from our bucket list. The motorhome filled with water and fuelled, clothes, camera, mobile phones and a pile of chargers packed: off we go with the camper to the Croatian Adriatic coast. For 16 days we will be on our way along the coast from Rovinj to Dubrovnik. Although we are on our way with the motorhome and therefore mainly approach suitable camping sites, this tour is also suitable for car travellers with accommodation in guest rooms, hotels and camping cabins. In total we cover about 4500 km.
30Dec
Through the Orient on the AIDA Stella – my first cruise
Admittedly, I have prejudices against cruises. These are the same prejudices I have against package holidays in fenced-in hotel resorts: Predetermined program, little flexibility, hardly any contact with locals, too many people. I hate people. Not because of the sheer number of people, but because of the number of idiots. Bumping into people, squeezing through, being loud. Just not my thing. So now, of all things, we're going on a cruise ship and, to make matters worse, to a region where mistakes in public life can quickly end up in jail. We visit the Orient - friends and colleagues have persuaded me.
