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.... we also had, by the way. We particularly thank Luong and her family for the warm hospitality in Hoi An Rehan for the amazing photos of all 54 ethnicities of Vietnam
.... summarizes our experiences in Australia through images that have turned out to be quite beautiful. However, the most important are the memories in our minds and hearts ....
.... gathers photos from our time in New Zealand, more specifically our time on New Zealand's North Island. Perhaps we will return in 2028 to explore the South Island.
There is nothing to add to the preceding .... except for more photos. Enjoy watching again!
.... we experienced sooooo much beauty and much of it cannot be compared with each other. Nevertheless, we have compiled some photos of special events. Enjoy viewing .... .... and...
.... along the southeast coast of Mauritius with many boats, even more sunshine, and pleasant conversations with people from Mauritius, France, England, and South Africa. We will...
.... through a bike tour. Upon our return, we were - considering the 33°C in the shade - 'like fish out of water', but it was still very informative and beautiful. Our excursion...
.... is actually not our thing, but we want to properly 'chill' one more time to process the many experiences of the past weeks. With our choice of hotel, we clearly got lucky:...
.... was not easy, as we had a great accommodation - among other things with a direct view of the Uluru - as well as some very special conditions at Uluru: In the past 24 hours,...
.... unfortunately, no rainfall was recorded in the last 24 hours: 123 mm of rain is more than a third of the average annual rainfall in this region of Australia. However, the...
.... in the center of Australia is giving us - for the first time on our three-month journey - really bad weather: It has been raining continuously for almost 24 hours, and...
.... yesterday we explored with Manuel and Madeleine. The two drove all the way from Wollongong to Sydney just to show us these attractions in person. Double Bay was our first...
.... rightfully deserves its place on the UNESCO World Heritage List! Today, we had the opportunity to explore the Sydney Opera House both inside and out, by day and night. A...
.... as we could determine today. In the morning and at noon, we were engaged in shopping and relaxing in Sydney CBD (Downtown). Maria enjoyed herself while strolling around, and...
.... we have treated ourselves to a 'rest day' today. We started at Circular Quay with the ferry, passing by the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera, and so on .... what amazing...
After our return from Wollongong, we have explored yet unknown places in Sydney today: First, we visited the impressive Queen Victoria Building, which is now a shopping mall....
The return trip by train from Wollongong to Sydney brought us a truly special and beautiful encounter: In the train across from us sat an elderly couple who suddenly offered to...
Today we explored the surrounding area of Wollongong - by the way, a word from the Aborigines meaning 'between mountains and sea' -. First, we went to the Blowhole in Kiama and...
.... south of Sydney there is one beach after another, each more beautiful than the last. Moreover - and this is the main reason for our short visit there - a cousin of Karsten...
Today we spent the entire day exploring Sydney and spontaneously decided on our itinerary and destinations. We started at the newly opened fish market of Sydney, which just opened...
.... were the latest stops on our journey. From Paihia, we first made our way with our little camper van to the drop-off station 'Spaceship' near Auckland Airport. During our...
.... is our next travel stage. More specifically, we're traveling by car from the Bay of Islands to Auckland and then flying to Sydney, where we will spend the next nearly two...
.... explored from the water and from the air! Today we took the ferry from Paihia to Russell again, to first explore the town: Both places have developed as whaling towns....
.... the birthplace of modern New Zealand that we visited today .... and learned among other things that nowadays only 17% of New Zealanders are Maori and that they have only...
.... at least it felt that way. After a beautiful sunrise, we took the ferry from Paihia to Russell to spend (almost) a whole day on a tall ship in the Bay of Islands. The...
... to Paihia. Today we travelled from our great accommodation in Whangārei Heads via Kawakawa to Paihia in the Bay of Islands. After a somewhat cloudy morning,
.... and we have shown it! Since we were a bit 'sleepy', we couldn't get a ferry ride from the North Island to the South Island, at least not with a car or camper van. Now good...
.... at the Ocean Beach of Whangārei Heads and at Urquharts Bay. Also .... the nine-year anniversary of our first date ❤️
.... that was presented to us on the way from Auckland to Whangarei: Hundertwasser lived for many years in New Zealand, and in his honor, a beautiful house with a museum was built...