Have you ever travelled primarily to enjoy the food and beverages of a particular country?
It can be easy to forget when you’re busy touring ancient sites, partying or relaxing by the beach, among other things. Always remember though, one...
If you're close to the vicinity of northern Greece, why not stay for a few nights on the island of Samothrace?
Samothrace (aka Samothraki) is a small oval island, 17 km long, situated off the Macedonian coastline in the northern...
Greek pastries are some of the best desserts to eat. So I wanted to taste many different Greek desserts, cakes, and pastries to learn more about them.
That way, I could discover all of the best Greek desserts for myself -...
A great selection of the best beaches in Halkidiki are shown in this complete guide to Halkidiki.
It all came to fruition after my AI Chat about Greece and Greek Mythology using DeepAI.
In that interesting AI discussion I wanted to...
If you have an adventurous spirit, always consider possible adventure travel experiences you can fit in while on holiday, to make the overall experience all the more memorable. There are so many great adventure activities available in the world...
Cycling the Riesling Trail in the Clare Valley has been on my bucket list of things to do for ages.
Years of leaving it in limbo were over, but what I could never have foreseen was that by riding the...
Here I show you the 14 of the best McLaren Vale wineries and cellar doors with beautiful views to match.
There are over 70 wineries in McLaren Vale so there are quite a few cellar doors to choose from.
McLaren Vale...
Greek lesson 7 teaches you how to order souvlaki and gyros in Greek as if you were born and bred in Greece.
In this Greek-speaking lesson you will learn:
the difference between Greek souvlaki and gyros (in different parts of...
Tasmania
Fly-fishing for trout has fascinated me for a long time and still does. The dream of fly-fishing a pristine river for trout sounded fantastic.
One day I decided to quickly plan a trout fishing trip in Tasmania. I didn’t have...
It’s a pleasure to interview Johnny Ward from One Step 4Ward, a remarkable travel blogger who left Ireland in 2006 with barely a dime to his name and ultimately built a travel blogging empire, making several million dollars along...