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Kota Bharu and Cherating, Malaysia
After a relaxing stop at Jerantut sampling the local cuisine and some R&R, heading to Kota Bharu via Wakaf Bharu in Malaysia’s north-east, then south again via the coast to sleepy Cherating. ➡️
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Around Bukittinggi, West Sumatra
Absorb yourself in West Sumatra’s alluring Bukittinggi, with a cultural minibus tour around its stunning countryside for the day… ➡️
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West Sumatra: Why Bukittinggi?
Bordering the imposing Mount Singgalang and active Mount Merapi volcanoes in West Sumatra, Bukittinggi is a magnet for Indonesian and global travellers. ➡️
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Parapat to Bukittinggi, West Sumatra
From Parapat on Lake Toba’s edge – Indonesia’s largest natural lake – we head south on a crude public bus to Bukittinggi, in Sumatra’s west. ➡️
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Lake Toba’s Samosir Island, Sumatra
Sumatra’s Volcanic Samosir Island is the world’s largest island within an island. ➡️
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Travelling to Lake Toba, North Sumatra
Spectacular Lake Toba is a volcanic lake in Sumatra’s northern central region, offering tranquillity and a little peace, in crowded Indonesia. ➡️
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Celebrating Christmas in Cosenza, Calabria
Colourful markets. A profusion of fabulous street lights. Free entertaining street performances. Excellent feasts. Celebrating Christmas in Calabria’s Cosenza, what more could you ask for? ➡️
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New York’s Manic Manhattan
You can’t but help to be caught up in New York’s manic Manhattan – an energetic epicentre for entertainment, culture, shopping, art, and of course, finance. ➡️
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What I Love About Amazing Arequipa, Peru
August, 2011 Not only is amazing Arequipa aptly named the ‘White City’ with dazzling Spanish-influenced architecture, but it is one of those cities that you instantly fall in love with and this is why… ➡️
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Morocco’s Captivating Blue City: Chefchaouen
Ever wondered why the captivating city of Chefchaouen perched high on the north-western edge of Morocco’s spectacular Rif Mountains, has earned the Blue City label? ➡️
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Why you should visit Meknès, Morocco’s hilltop city
March, 2011 One of the four Imperial Cities of Morocco, Meknès is perched high on a hilltop and is often overlooked on a trip to this fascinating country. ➡️
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Fes, Morocco’s Imperial City
March, 2011 Lose yourself in antiquated winding alleys whilst you crisscross your way along one of Morocco’s vibrant imperial cities, fabulous Fes. ➡️
