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Southern Italy
Day 1 – Arrival in Rome Although our trip was planned around Southern Italy, we decided to land in Rome rather than Naples . The idea was simple: if we were already in Italy, why rush past one of Europe’s great cities without giving it at least a day or two? We arrived in Rome on Thursday evening and checked into an excellent hotel right on Piazza Barberini – Basilio 55 Rome . The location turned out to be a perfect base: central, elegant, and within easy walking distance of
Naama and Amit Cohen
4 days ago16 min read


Slovenia and Croatia Motorcycle Trip – A One-Week Scenic Road Adventure
Some trips take months of planning. Others just happen.Our motorcycle trip through Slovenia and Croatia landed perfectly in between. Close to home, affordable, packed with dramatic landscapes, flowing mountain roads, and ending with the deep blue of the Adriatic Sea. Two riders. Two motorcycles. One unforgettable week. Day 1 – From Zagreb to the Slovenian Alps We landed in Zagreb , picked up the motorcycles, connected the phone mounts, and headed north.Crossing from Croatia
Naama and Amit Cohen
5 days ago3 min read


Tenerife With the Family
This time, our family chose Tenerife , the largest of the Canary Islands. We’ve traveled together many times before, but Tenerife turned out to be one of those destinations that truly has everything: beaches, volcanoes, extreme activities, great food, and short driving distances that make traveling with kids easy and enjoyable. Day 1: Arrival, Car Rental, and Getting Our Bearings We arrived in Tenerife on a flight from Madrid, picked up our rental car at the airport, and drov
Naama and Amit Cohen
6 days ago5 min read


A Romantic Road Trip Through Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Alsace
Our journey began with a single anchor point: Coldplay live in Frankfurt on July 2nd, 2022 . Once the concert tickets and hotel were booked, we built an unforgettable couple’s road trip around it. Over ten incredible days, we crossed Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and France’s Alsace region , combining dramatic alpine nature, medieval towns, ice caves, waterfalls, wine villages, and vibrant cities. We started and ended in Frankfurt, driving a circular route that balanced adve
Naama and Amit Cohen
6 days ago5 min read


Albania Motorcycle Adventure: The Ultimate Balkan Ride (October 2025)
Albania is quickly becoming one of Europe’s most exciting motorcycle destinations. Dramatic mountain roads, wild nature, minimal traffic, and breathtaking scenery make it a dream for adventure riders. In October 2025, we set out on a multi-day motorcycle journey across Albania, crossing into North Macedonia and Montenegro, riding legendary roads like SH8, SH21, and SH20. What followed was one of the most intense and rewarding motorcycle adventures we’ve ever experienced. This
Naama and Amit Cohen
6 days ago5 min read


Luxury Summer Itinerary: 7 Days in Barbados
I arrived in Barbados seeking the perfect combination of sun, sea, and comfort. Summer here is warm, lively, and relaxed, offering long days and private spaces even in peak months. This itinerary combines high-end stays, indulgent experiences, and just enough adventure to feel fully immersed in the island. Day 1: Arrival and settling into Sandy Lane Touching down, I headed straight to Sandy Lane on the west coast. From the moment I arrived, I understood why it is the benchma
Asaf Feldman
Dec 223 min read


British Columbia, Canada Luxury
I came to British Columbia looking for space, comfort, and landscapes that feel bigger than the journey itself. Summer is when this province opens fully. Roads are clear. Lakes are calm. The air smells like pine and salt. Traveling here as a luxury traveler does not mean rushing between highlights. It means choosing depth, privacy, and the best possible vantage point. Ten days turned out to be the perfect amount of time to experience British Columbia at a relaxed, indulgent p
Asaf Feldman
Dec 223 min read


Mexico City
I landed in Mexico City with a nearly empty wallet, a heavy backpack, and a quiet confidence that this was exactly the right place to be. Few cities stretch your money, your senses, and your expectations like Mexico City. For a backpacker traveling on a tight budget, summer here is not a compromise. It is an upgrade. This is a city that rewards curiosity more than cash. First impressions on a backpacker budget Mexico City is massive, but it does not feel hostile to newcomers.
Asaf Feldman
Dec 223 min read


Liberdade, São Paulo
I arrived in São Paulo carrying two things I did not fully unpack yet. A backpack worn from travel and a head still adjusting to life after the army. Like many Israelis fresh out of service, I came looking for distance, noise, and something completely different. São Paulo delivered all three, especially in Liberdade, the city’s Japanese heart and one of the most surprising neighborhoods I have ever traveled through. Summer in São Paulo is heavy and loud. The air sticks to you
Asaf Feldman
Dec 223 min read


Backpacking Cartagena Columbia
I spent five full days in Cartagena , and for a summer visit that is the sweet spot. Long enough to slow down, understand the city’s rhythm, escape to the islands, and still leave wanting more. Cartagena is not a place to rush. The heat alone demands time. Lonely Planet often says some cities reveal themselves best when you stop trying to conquer them. Cartagena is one of those places. Here is how I would travel Cartagena again, as an Israeli backpacker, day by day. Why five
Asaf Feldman
Dec 223 min read


Botswana 7 day African Safari
I landed in Botswana with dust on the horizon and a quiet confidence in the air. This is not a country that performs for visitors. It invites you in, then lets nature do the talking. Traveling here felt raw, elemental, and deeply humbling. Botswana does not overwhelm you with sights. It slows you down and sharpens your senses. Day 1: Arrival in Maun, gateway to the wild Maun is not glamorous, but it is honest. Prop planes buzz overhead, safari vehicles idle patiently, and eve
Asaf Feldman
Dec 223 min read


Finland
I arrived in Finland expecting a quiet summer. What I found instead was a country that leans fully into the extremes, even when the sun refuses to set. This is summer travel for people who like their comfort zones tested gently but constantly. Cold water swims. Long distances. Sudden rain. And an overwhelming sense of space. Traveling through Finland in summer feels like discovering a secret season that only the brave bother to experience. The cold never quite leaves, but it
Asaf Feldman
Dec 225 min read


Sri Lanka Comparison, North to South
Introduction: One Island, Two Very Different Worlds Sri Lanka may look small on a map, but traveling through it feels like crossing continents. In one trip, I moved from temple bells and quiet streets in the north to surf beaches, colonial forts, and misty tea hills in the south . What makes Sri Lanka extraordinary isn’t just its scenery, it’s the contrast. North and south tell different stories, shaped by culture, religion, history, and geography. To truly understand the is
Asaf Feldman
Dec 213 min read


The Holy Trail of Composers
The trip to Northern Europe is full of opportunities to meet all your favorite composers you have known all your life. Just in Germany alone we can count 4 leading composers, Johannes Sebastian Bach, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Robert Schumann and Felix Mendelsohn. This is excluding neighboring Austria, Czechia, Poland, and Hungary which account for many more. This special area has some magical force that drew its culture and population to create such a vast output of classical rep
Asaf Feldman
Dec 219 min read


Northern Italy in 5 Days: Mountains, Lakes, and Milan
Some trips feel like a checklist of places on a map. Others unfold as a story. This journey was unmistakably the latter, five days in Italy that carried us from dramatic alpine landscapes to serene medieval villages, shimmering lakes, and vibrant cities. A journey of long walks, breathtaking views, quiet moments, and small details that linger long after returning home. First Night – A Gentle Landing in Malpensa We flew in the evening, landing in Milan on June 30th, 2024, arou
Noa Avhar
Dec 164 min read


10 Days in Peru
When I booked a 10-day trip to Peru, I knew I’d see Machu Picchu but I had no idea how deeply the country would pull me in. From the surreal dunes of Huacachina to the floating islands of Lake Titicaca, every day felt like a new world. Whether you’re planning your first trip to South America or crafting the perfect Peru itinerary, this guide brings you day-by-day through my adventure with practical tips, emotional moments, and travel-tested experiences. Day 1 – Arriving in Li
Asaf Feldman
Dec 124 min read


A Perfect Weekend in Maine
I’d been told Maine was beautiful, but nothing prepared me for how good the Atlantic air feels the moment you arrive. Pine forests, rocky coves, lighthouses perched on cliffs; it all looks like a postcard brought to life. For a quick weekend getaway, Maine is unbeatable. Here’s how my two-and-a-half days turned into one of my favorite short trips in the USA. Friday Evening: Exploring Portland’s Old Port & My First Lobster Roll I checked into Portland just as the sun started d
Asaf Feldman
Dec 123 min read


7 Days in Réunion Island
Réunion Island was going to surprise me. What I didn’t expect was just how dramatic, diverse, and downright addictive this French-African island would be.Here ’s how my 7 days unfolded, an unforgettable mix of volcano hikes, Creole flavors, and moments where nature truly humbles you. Day 1 — Arrival & My First Glimpse of the Lagoon I arrived in Saint-Denis early in the morning, grabbed my car rental, and drove straight toward the island’s sunny west coast. The closer I got
Asaf Feldman
Dec 124 min read


One Week in Paris, Without Going Broke
Paris has a reputation for romance, art, and baguettes and also for being expensive . But I proved that you don’t need a fat travel budget to soak up la Ville Lumière. Over 7 days, I kept costs low by embracing simple pleasures, using savvy travel hacks, and approaching Paris the way locals do. Here’s how I did it and how you can too. 🚆 Getting Around Without Breaking the Bank By far my best money-saving move was mastering the city’s public transport. Paris’ Metro and RER t
Asaf Feldman
Dec 123 min read


A Month Living in Bangkok
Spending a full month in Bangkok gave me the freedom to experience the city slowly, to wander its hidden corners, savor street food at my own pace, and fall into a rhythm that only long-term travelers truly get to enjoy. Bangkok is a city of contrasts: ancient temples rising next to glittering malls, quiet parks tucked behind chaotic traffic, and street vendors sharing space with rooftop bars high above the skyline. Here’s everything I discovered during my 30 days living like
Asaf Feldman
Dec 125 min read
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