The Seychelles are known for its endless sandy white beaches, the tremendous turquoise water and sunny weather. Long story short: a tropical paradise! Second thought you may have when it comes to the Seychelles: the honeymooners. But why are these islands that popular? Because you can do more than just Read more…
Mahé is the main island and largest island of the Seychelles. It is home almost 90% of the population of the Seychelles. The urban centre of the island is the capital Victoria. In this post you find 8 recommendations of what you can do in Mahé. Explore Mahé by car Read more…
Praslin is the second largest island of the Seychelles and is around 40km away from the main island Mahé. The island is famous for its white, sandy beaches: Anse Lazio and Anse Georgette are legendary and often ranked among the 10 best beaches in the world for their breathtaking beauty! Read more…
Are you curious about Curieuse? If you are in Praslin, Curieuse is not far. It’s just a 20-minutes boat ride from Praslin away. A full day trip (start 09:30, return 15:30) including a creole barbecue for lunch costs around 50 euro per person. In addition you have to pay the Read more…
La Digue is the third most populated island of the Seychelles and is well-known for its extraordinary beaches, especially Anse Source d’Argent and Grand Anse. In my opinion it is the most idyllic island of the Seychelles. This may come from these spectacular granite formations which can be found on Read more…
The Seychelles are known for its endless sandy white beaches, the tremendous turquoise water and sunny weather. Long story short: a tropical paradise! Second thought you may have when it comes to the Seychelles: the honeymooners. But why are these islands that popular? Because you can do more than just Read more…
Davos is an Alpine town in the canton of the Grisons in Switzerland. It is the highest city in Europe and famous for a variety of sports, including the ice hockey club HC Davos and its Spenglercup, host city of the World Economic Forum and legendary Après-ski parties.(more on davos.ch) Read more…
This blog post is not a review of wine. If you’re looking for a review, then search for ratings of James Suckling, Robert Parker and so on. But always remember: A high rating, a high bottle price or a nice design do not automatically mean that you like them, that Read more…
Unser Team-Event hat uns ins schöne Bündnerland, genauer gesagt in die Rheinschlucht, verschlagen. Die Rheinschlucht gehört zu den wohl atemberaubendsten Landschaften in Graubünden, vielleicht sogar im gesamten Alpenraum. Nicht umsonst wird diese Schlucht als Grand Canyon der Schweiz bezeichnet! Die Landschaft ist vor 10‘000 Jahren durch einen gigantischen Bergsturz entstanden. Read more…
Der Crestasee (rätoromanisch: Lag la Cresta, übersetzt: „See am Waldgrat“) ist hervorragend als Abkühlung am Ende einer Wanderung geeignet, wie wir nach unserer Rheinschlucht-Wanderung bis zum Crestasee hautnah erfahren konnten. Mit 20°C war der See super erfrischend! Der See liegt auf 845 m.ü.M. im Flimser Wald und wird durch eine Read more…