If you’re going to San Francisco, you hope for great weather. Unfortunately, for me it wasn’t, even the Golden Gate Bridge – the icon of SanFrancisco – looks a bit sad in the pouring rain… I was on a city trip in San Francisco for only four days in March 2011 and did so many… More Hotspots San Francisco
Shanghai is known for the hypermodern skyscrapers with neon lighting on the Huangpu River, but the “ancient” China can still be found here and there in this city. Go off the main roads and get lost in the neighbourhoods you end up in! In the winter of 2013 I was in Shanghai for a few… More Highlights Shanghai
A holiday by car to Italy from the Netherlands is very easy and popular. Thousands of Dutch people do this every year, with the peak in the summer holidays. We left mid-September 2022 with our own fully loaded car. Tjerk turned 1 year old during this trip and to our experience it was great to… More Road Trip Italy – Piedmont, Le Marche & Lago Maggiore
In Singapore there is so much to offer in terms of food, that it is impossible to have tried everything. It is therefore better to also go out for lunch, then you have a better chance of tasting a lot. The hawker centres or dim sum are always good for lunch, but if you want… More Delicious lunch restaurants in Singapore
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Going on a holiday for the first time with your baby is very exciting, especially if you have to spend a couple of hours on an airplane. But with the right preparation and a relaxed mindset you’re almost there. There’s nothing more you can do, right 🙂 We took our baby on a holiday to… More The ultimate packing list for travelling with a baby (by airplane)
Curaçao is the perfect first trip with a baby if you’re asking me. Our baby was 14 weeks old in January 2022 and I was in desperate need of sun before my maternity leave would be over. We wanted a destination where you don’t have to do a thing, with possibilities to do something in… More Dushi Curacao (with a baby)
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Since we arrived in Singapore a year ago, the borders are closed due to the ongoing pandemic. The only way to use your passport anyway and cross Singapore’s borders is the “Cruise to Nowhere”. Yup, that’s right: Nowhere… Although normally I would never choose a cruise for a holiday (because I just like more adventure… More Time for a Cruise to… Nowhere
In February 2017 I joined my mother on a 6 day trip to Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires was on my bucket list for quite some time. It was so nice to change the Dutch winter for the summer in the southern hemisphere. Obviously, we dove into the history of Evita Péron, went to her grave… More The alternative must do’s in Buenos Aires
Guest blog by Marco Grummels Marco Grummels, my father in law, likes my travel blog so much that he wanted to write a guest blog for TeppieTravels. So much enthusiasm has to be rewarded! Due to corona, also Marco and Annette’s holiday plans were severely affected. Instead of the planned tropical family visit to us… More Friesland, the state of lakes and ice skating
In December 2018 I was road tripping for 10 days in Israel with two friends. We started and finished our road trip in the hipster city Tel Aviv. Before we hit the road with our rental car, we explored Tel Aviv. Tel Aviv is an amazing city and oh my god, the food here is… More The hotspots of hip Tel Aviv – Round Trip Israel (part I)
