During a trip with CroisiEurope, we discovered one of Africa's most beautiful nature reserves: the Chobé National Park in Bostwana. A water and land safari to penetrate a pristine wilderness where the only predators encountered are lions, leopards and crocodiles.
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Nearly 2,000 different plant species grow in Greenland. In order to survive the cold and the short summer season, they have developed survival strategies, such as dwarfism, which enable them to withstand difficult climatic conditions, in particular snow cover for a large part of the year and the cold.
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In the heart of the "terra quente" (warm lands) of the Upper Douro lies the Foz Côa archaeological park, the largest known complex of rock carvings dating from the Upper Palaeolithic.
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Last October, we travelled up the Danube on board the MS Vivaldi belonging to the Strasbourg-based company CroisiEurope, from its mouth on the Black Sea to Vienna in Austria.
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Launched in June with a first issue focusing on the call of the forest and the people who depend on it, Natives has just published its second issue, with a fine dossier on 'Elles' and the figures of the sacred feminine,...
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Nestling in 35 hectares of parkland at the foot of Mont Ventoux, Château Martinay offers guests the elegance and charm of an 18th-century residence. A bucolic setting, ideal for an intimate break.
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An exceptional guest palace adjoining the Royal Palace in Marrakech, Villa Makassar is a double riad entirely designed and furnished in the art deco style of the 1920s and 1930s.
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Cuba is multiple, complex, mixed, heterogeneous... and this reality is visible everywhere. In the streets, in the music, in the cults, in the culture, in the derelict buildings. A journey between beautiful American cars and horse-drawn carriages, between poetry and bitter beauty.
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As CroisiEurope prepares its summer resumption, combining safety and proximity, two new destinations - Corsica and the Canaries - and two interesting offers have just been proposed by the Strasbourg-based company, leader in river cruising.
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