Slovenia: A Hidden Romantic country

Size isn’t everything. Slovenia has proved worthy of that phrase. Slovenia is a tiny country in Europe still waiting for its best travel description yet. This small country offers more variety than countries twice its size--from the snowcapped mountains, gothic churches, decorative palaces, medieval castles, artistic buildings and most of all, its natural romantic ambiance.

African Wildlife: Zambia

The world is full of spectacular creations, and what better way to discover most of it but in Africa. You may think watching the herds move is not that exciting and not unforgettable. But once you get to see it personally and actually watch their lifestyle and their will to survive is a whole different level.

Cuba

If you lived in Cuba in the 1950’s and had a time travelling device to fast forward to today, you will never tell the difference because of its vintage beauty.

We started the trip by visiting the Old Havana, probably the most picturesque city in Latin America. You will fall in love with the city; its brick road peppered with vintage cars that lead up to huge wooden doors of stores that sell old books alongside Che Guevarra merchandises, gives you a feel of the 1950s that's still present in the city.

Iceland, Purely Nature

I just don’t get it why Iceland is not a top tourist destination country. Iceland has one of the most mixed natural elements I have ever seen -- the Ocean, the beautiful Fjord lakes, the geysers, the wide expanses, lava fields, glaciers and the geothermal feilds. All these phenomena fit in one big island.  If we are talking about a truly “unique travel:” GO to Iceland.  Every district of this country has its own distinctiveness.  No one will ever be disappointed to travel to Iceland.

YAH MON! JAMAICAN!

They say you can find the happiest people in Bhutan. I say, you can find the 'awesomest' people in Jamaica. 
They say Italian is the most beautiful language. I say, Patios is the language of the Cool people.

Greenland, the land of Ice

Here is another exciting and most recent trip of mine – Greenland.  It’s really mind boggling why it was named Greenland, when in fact 85% of the land in Greenland is ice.  According to their “Saga” during the 13^th century, a Viking from Denmark discovered Greenland; but in order to attract migrants, he used the words “The GREEN LAND”.  Well, that’s the story…

Brazilian Expedition

Since this is my first blog, the first travel I would like to feature is one of my favorite trips -  Brazil.  The thing that I like about Brazil is that you DON’T NEED A VISA (for Philippine passport holders)! Another thing is that you could cover a lot of famous sites in this trip like: 1. The famous Christ the Redeemer. 2. The voluptuous Copacabana beach and  Ipanema beach, where the song “girl of Ipanema” was named after. 3. The amazing and breathtaking Iguassu Falls – I could seriously say that time stops when you’re in this place.