Tag
Mekong! «The mother of waters» to its riparian inhabitants. To truly appreciate it, embark on Le RV Indochine, a charming boat that sails between Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) in Vietnam and Tonlé Sap Lake in Cambodia, north of which...
Continue reading
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993, Along Bay boasts 1,600 karst islands and islets emerging from the jade-coloured waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. A majestic, dreamlike landscape. A 3? hour drive from...
Continue reading
It's an island from another world, that of the Far North, with its fjords dotted with icebergs, tangled sculptures of ice, bathed in the midnight sun in summer or illuminated by the Northern Lights in winter. A harsh and bewitching world, where...
Continue reading
With its white houses and fuchsia bougainvilleas that seem to grow out of the windows, this former fishing port is a tempting mix of the fisherman of Halicarnassus and Kate Moss on a detox cure! Bodrum is...
Continue reading
52 islets at high tide, 365 at low tide, not counting the reefs. This is Chausey, Europe's largest archipelago, with its rocky outcrops scattered across an area of 5,000 hectares at ebb tide. A walk through incomparable landscapes...
Continue reading
Belem, Témoin d'hier, acteur d'aujourd'hui (Belem, yesterday's witness, today's player) is a reportage book; as the pages turn, we board a tall three-masted sailing ship, the Belem. The last survivor of her era, the last survivor of history, and a listed historic monument, the Belem (one hundred and twenty years old)...
Continue reading
Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest... A cruise on the Danube is the dream trip for romantics, history lovers and anyone who wants to savour the passing of time. Slowly following its course is the best way...
Continue reading
Magnificent gardens of endemic flowers, a protected natural environment and one of the most beautiful lagoons in Polynesia. A beautiful escape into the secret garden of many artists. Located less than 10 minutes' flight from Tahiti and...
Continue reading
Near the village of Comporta, an hour's drive south of Lisbon, the small stilted port of Carrasqueira is an Eden at the end of the world, between sea and rice fields. A forest of piles stuck in the mud...
Continue reading