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Al Elephant charged at us

Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda, Ishaha. The tree climbing lions were amazing!

Airport taxi entebbe

Walking in Africa at sunset

My favourite way to learn a city is to follow the market smells and ask locals what they eat at home. The best meal is rarely the one with the biggest sign.

A reminder from home: Uganda is full of extraordinary landscapes and generous people. Travel slowly, listen to local guides and leave the place better than you found it.

A slow morning by the water is a reminder to leave room in the itinerary for simply being present. What is your favourite peaceful place?

Florence is best explored on foot. Turn down the smaller streets, look up at the façades and take a break when a café catches your eye.

A quiet morning on the lake is worth the early alarm. Save this one for when you need a little space to breathe.

Travel tip: visit popular heritage sites early, carry water and give yourself time to learn the story behind the architecture.

Some places make you slow down without even asking. We spent the afternoon wandering these pastel villages, eating fresh focaccia and missing absolutely no trains. Where should I go next?

A good trail day starts with checking official conditions, packing layers and telling someone your route. The view is only part of the experience.

The best souvenirs are often the conversations you have with local makers. Ask before taking photos and support community-owned businesses.

Coastal walks have a way of resetting the mind. Keep an eye on weather warnings and respect marked paths along cliffs.

Kyoto at first light feels like stepping into another rhythm. Arrive early, walk gently and give yourself time to take the quieter paths.

A little reminder to travel with curiosity and humility. Listen to local guides, respect wildlife distances and leave no trace.

A tiny cabin, a misty lake and absolutely no plans. This is your reminder that the best itinerary sometimes has nothing on it.

Kyoto at a quieter hour rewards patient walkers. Please respect residential streets and keep sacred spaces peaceful.

Porto is best enjoyed without rushing: tiled streets, river views and small conversations that turn into your favourite memories.

For anyone planning a mountain trip: build in rest days and check the latest route guidance before setting out.

Trail tip: check official conditions before you go, pack layers and take every bit of litter back with you. The view is better when we protect it.

A city becomes more interesting when you notice the doors, courtyards and everyday details instead of rushing between landmarks.