Tag: Islands
Day 45 to 50: Following César Manrique Through Lanzarote
“One of mankind’s greatest flaws is not being clearly aware of what life means. It is such a brief and flimsy thing.”
(CÉSAR MANRIQUE 1978)
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Day 7: Wild Places In The Canary Islands
Virtual escapism is a great thing and there are some really creative initiatives changing our concept of adventure at the moment.
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My Top Six Sicilian Experiences
From fiery peaks and turquoise seas, to ancient architecture and Michelin star meals, Sicily really does have it all.
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The Wonderful Wait: A Train Journey Across Sicily
As someone who tends to gravitate towards European cities for their architecture and history, I rarely find myself truly in the wilderness of a country on this continent.
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Italy With A Twist In Palermo, Sicily
Palermo, a city on the northern coast of Sicily, has long been home for people from all corners of the Mediterranean. In 2019 it continues to be defined by its cultural diversity, both contemporary and historical.
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The Three Lies Of Utila, Honduras
The only problem with Utila was that I just couldn’t bring myself to leave.
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My Favourite Place: Where Is Yours?
When I returned to Porquerolles in 2015 as an adult I was nervous. Would it live up to my childhood memories?
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Postcard From Caye Caulker, Belize
In Caye Caulker, the sand is white, the water is crystal clear and the streets are multicoloured. Whole lobsters are grilled to your taste on the roadside and the locals always have a smile (well, living here why wouldn’t they).
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