Posts from year 2019

Found 20 hits, currently showing 1-10.

Ultimate Christmas gift

Still worrying about finding that last present for your significant otter? (pun intended) Look no further! My book Här finns inga drakar is still available in both print and digital format.

Continue reading

Dodging hippos in St Lucia

Dodging hippos in St Lucia

As I was walking around in St Lucia, it felt like everything was out to get me. Found a beautiful beach with endless views of the Indian Ocean, but there was a sign with warnings of shark, crocodile and hippo, as well as strong currents.

Continue reading

Exploring Durban

Exploring Durban

After being away from civilization for a while, the city of Durban would be a sight for sore eyes. But even though one may be fooled by the pristine beaches and tall buildings, the urban area can be deceptively rough around the edges.

Continue reading

Highest pub in Africa

Highest pub in Africa

The eastern part of Lesotho is a barren landscape, well above the tree limit. It’s lacking most facilities and points of interest, with one exception.

Continue reading

Looking for dragons in Lesotho

Looking for dragons in Lesotho

Even though I released a book earlier this year called Here Be No Dragons, I must confess that I do enjoy a good dragon or two. So I found myself going up the steep dirt road through Sani Pass in a dirty jeep to look for them.

Continue reading

The southern end of Africa

The southern end of Africa

I finally found myself on the edge of Africa. Cape Town is often called the Mother City, and after having seen the view from Table Mountain I can understand why. But in terms of geography, the main price lies a bit south of the city.

Continue reading

The alleys of Girona

The alleys of Girona

Girona feels like an overlooked city, simply passed by many on their way to Barcelona. I did this myself a decade ago, but this time I will do my best to explore the streets and alleys of this gem in northeastern Spain.

Continue reading

Arriving in Andorra

Arriving in Andorra

I have arrived in Andorra, one of the smallest states in Europe. Hidden away high in the Pyrenees mountains, the country is secluded and seldom visited.

Continue reading

The identity of Barcelona

The identity of Barcelona

It feels good to be back in Barcelona. The city is a very inviting mix of urban chic, historic flair and Mediterranean vibes. But the Catalan shouts for independence grows larger each day.

Continue reading

Moments In Time with Elia Locardi

Moments In Time with Elia Locardi

Elia Locardi is a professional photographer and a traveling nomad. I’ve been following him for several years on various medias. Earlier this year it was announced that he was busy producing his very own series on travel and photography, called Moments In Time.

Continue reading

More results

1 2