Travel Journal
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Kruger Park (South Africa) – The best of safaris
Our very first destination for the world tour! We start with a week-long safari in the famous Kruger Park. The particularity of this park is the possibility to come with your own car to see the animals in total freedom. Here is our roadmap. Don’t hesitate to consult our Kruger Park Guide if we made you want to visit this magnificent park. Day 1: Johannesburg Airport -> Hazyview Arrival at 9:45 am in Johannesburg. After completing the usual administrative procedures (identity check, luggage retrieval, money withdrawal, purchase of a SIM card), we are comfortably installed in our rental car at 12:00 am. JB makes a few laps in the parking…
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Marseille (France): a very nice weekend
3rd passage for Jb and I in this city with a singing accent, but it will be the first time that we really make tourism there. The trip went well despite the cancellation of our trains due to the SNCF strike two days before. We were able to arrange to take another train with reserved seats. First day The AirBnb reserved by JB looks like an Ikea showroom, fully equipped for a pleasant stay in the heart of Marseille. The minimalist decoration only reminds us that we can live with very little. I discover the large windows & shutters of the South as well as a opposite to make Stéphane…
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Green Island (Australia): Travel diary
Only 45 minutes by boat from Cairns, Green Island is the ideal place to discover the Great Barrier Reef.
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Norway: Cruise on the MSC Orchestra
The Fjords have always been my dream. Having lived one year in Norway, I didn’t have the opportunity to do so. Don’t panic, there is always time to visit them. And not just anyhow! On a cruise ship!
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Moreton Island (Australia): Encountering wild dolphins
The ideal place to feed wild dolphins ! Just talk about Moreton Island to make my eyes shine! This island reminds me so many good memories with wild dolphins that I talk about it again and again, years later. However, Moreton Island isn’t the only one. The beaches are paradisiac, you can also go down the dunes or dive to see the wrecks Next to the port is the dolphin conservation center, restaurants and swimming pools are nearby. You can walk 1.5km to see the wrecks. And at the end of the day, 1 hour before the feeding time, wild dolphins come to meet us (how do they know it’s…
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My Trip to London
An article from 2009, when I visited London for the first time.
