Before emptying into the Black Sea, The Danube splits into three arms (Chilia, Sulina and Sfantu Gheorghe), between which a wild delta has formed. This is the youngest land in Romania, at no more than 10,000 years old. A paradise … Continue reading Danube Delta

There is a mixture of ethnic groups, with the most populous being of Italian, Spanish and indigenous descent; the second largest group is the European Peruvian, with Spanish, German, Italian, Croatian, British or French descent, followed by Afro Peruvians descended … Continue reading Specific Peruvian dishes

If you go to Peru, you need to try the fruits and fresh fruit juices (Jugos naturales). The great variety of vegetable and fruits and the high quality of food is something that you will want to go back for … Continue reading Peruvian fruits and juices

Sydney is one of those exotic destinations that anyone around the world wants to visit. Doesn’t matter which side of the world you’re based on, you must have heard about Sydney, the Opera House, the harbour, the bridge, the beautiful … Continue reading Sydney – City Break

I was born into a family of book worms. By the time I was in high school, our bookshelves transformed into a small library with over 4000 books. I used to read 4 – 5 books a week by the … Continue reading Books that shaped my life

I love Lima, a city of flavours, unique experiences, valleys, parks, beaches, archaeological sites, museums, sports and wonderful people. It all depends on what you are into, but if you visit Lima for the first time, there are some places … Continue reading 2 days in Lima

Lima, Peru’s capital, lies on the country’s arid Pacific coast. With a population of approximately 10 million living in 43 districts, Lima is a bustling metropolis and the fifth largest in the Americas. A city of flavours, unique experiences, valley, … Continue reading Lima for tourists – where to sleep

How can I describe Sao Paulo in few words? A cosmopolitan city, an impressive colourful metropolis, with beautiful parks, skyscrapers, museums, splendid murals, elegant and fit Paulistanos (people born in Sao Paulo state) and impressive shopping. Is one of the … Continue reading Sao Paulo in 2 days

One of my bucket list was Rio de Janeiro. I have been always fascinated by the landscape, the famous Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, by the Sugarloaf Mountain, Christ the Redeemer, the culture and the people. In saying that, Brazil is … Continue reading Prepare for the unexpected – Brazil peak holiday season

Only 7 minutes away by plane or 25 minutes by ferry from Tahiti, the landscape difference is striking. As you leave behind Papeete’s traffic jams, you immerse yourself in the ever-present nature and tranquillity. All around the island the many … Continue reading Moorea at a glance