Week 3: Gili T, Uluwatu and Canggu – Partying, diving and surfing I have split my trip to Bali in a couple of blogs. This blog is mostly about scuba diving and parties on the party island Gili T, the calm and beauty of Uluwatu and surfing and relaxing in Canggu: Party and scuba diving… More My first solo trip – 3 weeks Bali
Week 2: Ubud – The cultural, culinary and green heart of Bali I have split my trip to Bali in a couple of blogs. This blog is about my 4-day stay in Ubud. After a very relaxed yoga and surf retreat on Nusa Lembongan I travelled to Ubud; the cultural, culinary and green heart of… More Solo trip 3 weeks Bali (part 2)
Week 1: Yoga and surf retreat on Nusa Lembongan My first solo trip! What an experience! In 2017 it was time for me to finally travel alone for some time. Quite exciting for someone who doesn’t even go to the beach or have a coffee on her own. But I made the decision: I’m going… More My first solo trip – 3 weeks Bali
Singapore is just a little red dot on the map of the world, but this tiny country has a lot to offer. Especially if you’re looking for places to eat or drink. Since alcohol in Singapore is (very) expensive, why not enjoy your drink at a superb location? Many bars and restaurants in Singapore are… More My 9 favourite rooftop bars in Singapore
A couple of months ago I moved to Singapore for the job of my boyfriend Coen. I’ve quit my job as a lawyer in The Netherlands and would look for a new job in Singapore. And of course we were going to travel a lot. Unfortunately, the start of our expat life was a little… More Starting a travel blog in a pandemic
Last December my boyfriend Coen and I decided to move to Singapore for Coen’s work. That was the start of planning our new adventure; expatlife was around the corner!… More The start of our expat adventure
Tibet is also known as “The roof of the world”. And with all the mountains surrounding you, it also feels like that. We didn’t see any other tourists during our trip to Tibet and this made it an extra special experience for me. Actually Tibet made an overwhelming impression on me in many ways: the… More Fascinating Tibet – 5 highlights in and around Lhasa
Bangkok is a vibrant city and has lots to offer, from culture to the delicious Thai kitchen. Honestly, I can enjoy myself for weeks in this city. I love to get lost in the narrow streets, walk around for hours at the temple complexes and look at the hustle and bustle at the Chao Phraya… More Cycling in Bangkok and 3 more tips
Do you want to relax on the beach? Or do you want to go scuba diving or snorkeling? Or both? Then you should visit Perhentian Kecil. The Perhantians are located in the northeast of Malaysia, close to the Thai border. Perhentian Besar is the large island and Perhentian Kecil the little brother. You’ll have to… More Diving and relaxing at Pulau Perhentian
Japan is an intriguing country. It doesn’t matter how busy the streets of Tokyo are, you won’t hear anyone yell or honking. There’s so much to explore in the city and the surrounding areas: from very interesting outfits to mysterious temples and beautiful geisha’s. For me, Japan is still one of the most mysterious countries… More Tokyo – The biggest fish market of the world
