Socotra, the elusive paradise.
In the Arabian Sea – where the Gulf of Aden opens towards the Indian Ocean – lies an island named Socotra, belonging to the territory of...
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Namibia, from colonization to conservation
Before getting into details of the Namibia tour 2021, organised and carried out by https://special-adventure.de I would like to share with you some...
Wildlife-Tourism, Uganda’s largest source of income
Wildlife tourism is the largest source of income for Uganda’s national budget, more than the export of coffee, tea, cotton and gold combined! 5-star...
Uganda, the thriving corruption of the rainforest
Foreword: As with all my trips, there is motivation, lots of curiosity, a focus and of course a certain amount of longing which attracts me. But with just...
Homage to Lofoten’s Nature – 150 Days Summer
After a hundred and fifty days north of the Arctic Circle, I long for light and warmth now, it’s mid-May, and spring came with an immense boost. My...
Hommage to Lofoten’s Nature – 150 Days Winter
This blog post is a reflection of my 300 days in Lofoten, it’s a visual homage to the breathtaking and abundant beauty of this vast changing...
Monolithic Churches of Lalibela & Simien Mountains
While the last two blog posts were based on my adventures journey to some of the hidden tribes of Ethiopia, this last blog post will be divided into a...
Hidden tribes of Ethiopia, part II
As mentioned after publishing the first blog post about Ethiopia I’ like to invite you to continue this fantastic journey by visiting the Karo and...
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