If you know me for any amount of time, I have probably already told you about my love for the Canary Islands. I have visited some of them cl

I am talking about the medieval port city of Dubrovnik, famed for its giant city walls, its ancient buildings within them, and their appeara

From here on out we followed along the Corniche of Doha, the seaside promenade until we arrived in the shadow of the very skyscrapers we had

leaving the port and cycling up the first hill of our tour, I was optimistic. Katakolon is a tiny port. Only five hundred people live there,

It is an island as diverse as one can be, with beaches and cliffs a rich landscape a favourable climate, and its towns being drenched in his

We had a rather large track mapped out, following the coastline around almost half the island and then cutting across its relatively flat an

And this particular destination had an excellent biking tour on offer. In scorching heat and humid air, we left our port city behind in only

Tallinn, Estonia is one of those towns, that are never really on your radar, until you visit them. After that, they might suddenly jump to t

For the second part of my new blog series, I have decided to focus on another port very close to my heart. But to this one, I have even fewe

Now that I am back on board and working again, I thought it would be a good idea to revisit some old memories and talk a little bit about my