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≫≫ Irene & Jonathan ≪≪

Von Paragliding in Bolivien über die Suche nach wilden Tigern im nördlichen Indien bis hin zu abgeschiedenen Wanderungen in Neufundland: Vieles haben wir in den letzten Jahren zusammen erlebt. Reisen ist unsere große Leidenschaft, wobei wir besonderen Wert auf Abenteuer in der Natur legen. Dieser Blog soll eine Art virtuelles Tagebuch sein um all die besonderen Erinnerungen zu sammeln. Schön, dass du hier bist und viel Spaß beim Lesen!

unsere Reisen in Zahlen

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✦ Robberg NR, South Africa South Africa is one of the very few countries we visited twice during the last couple of years and that's for a good reason. At Robberg Nature Reserve we spent an awesome afternoon hiking the 9 km long and quite adventurous "Point Circuit Trail", where we spotted hundreds of seals and even some Southern Right Whales. In the end we got a little bit stressed when the sun started to set while we were still climbing over some pretty big rocks at the shore and ended the day trying to get rid of a scratch in our rental car with some toothpaste and a brush, but that's another story ... ________________________________________ #africa #southafrica #beach #trek #trail #shore #mountains #nature #naturelovers #honeymoon #backpacking #roadtrip #camping #outdoors #theoutbound #outdoorpassion #amazing #adventure #happiness #wildandfree #beach #instatravel #travelgram #trailoftheday #outdoorlovers #bucketlist #coast #hike #takeahike #wanderlust
✦ Zminje Jezero, Montenegro While Black Lake is the superstar of Durmitor Nationalpark in Montenegro, only a few people walk further to reach a much more remote and quiet place called Snake Lake. It's smaller, wilder and in our opinion even more beautiful. Enjoying the tranquillity of an early summer morning hike through the forest totally reminded us of our trip to Canada a few years back, just the moose was missing. ________________________________________
✦ Kruger NP, South Africa We're not really sure if we actually like baboons. They can be super cute when you watch them playing, cuddling and caring for each other, but are really scary when they stare right into your eyes or show their huge fangs - which can be the same size as those of lions by the way. Maybe it's also because Irene got almost bitten by one at Victoria Falls once, so leaning out of the car to get a picture of this male crossing the road was more thrilling than you might think. ________________________________________
✦ Wadi Dam, Oman Wild camping gives us the opportunity to sleep at the most remote and idyllic places, but finding the right spot to pitch our tent can sometimes be quite tricky. Our personal most important rule is that we want to feel safe in order to get a good night's sleep. Additionally it's a nice bonus if our spot of choice is protected from wind and sun, like this beautiful dried out river bed in Oman, where cliffs and trees created a great natural shelter. Ps: Can you spot Jonathan posing like Mufasa on one of the rocks? ________________________________________
✦ Namib-Naukluft NP, Namibia Deserted landscapes offer the most beautiful sceneries even though sometimes there is not much to look at. But this actually helps not getting lost in details and offers a different perspective on things. While overlooking the Namib desert after climbing Dune 45 in the early morning we felt like the world has no boundaries and time has no meaning - plus it was a pretty good workout. ________________________________________
✦ Haifoss, Iceland Visiting Iceland during the rainiest summer in decades definitely also had it's advantages. After driving on a pretty rocky path for a bit we decided to give our small rental car a break and hike the last few kilometers to this amazingly beautiful spot. The water plunging down the cliff into the deep gorge and the contrast between black volcanic rock and bright green moss created one dramatic scenery. Considering the fact that we were - once again - almost completely alone made Haifoss one of our most favourite spots in Iceland. ________________________________________
✦ Chobe NP, Botswana Hippos are not really hard to spot, but getting really close to them is a different story. It took us two trips to Africa until we eventually saw them just a few meters away at a safari cruise on the Chobe River. They look like lazy, chubby water teddies but if you see those deep scars on their backs and massive teeth once they open their mouth you realize it's better not to mess with them. ________________________________________
✦ Pavlova Strana Viewpoint, Montenegro After a long drive on a narrow, bumpy and curvy road we arrived at this stunning viewpoint of a gorgeous horseshoe riverbend that reminded us somehow of the hilly rice patties in Ninh Binh, Vietnam. The idyllic landscapes around Lake Skadar Nationalpark showed us yet another face of beautifully diverse Montenegro, which definitely made it to the top three countries on our trip through the Balkans. ________________________________________
✦ Huacachina, Peru That day we took a badass sand buggy, raced through the dunes and went sandboarding in the middle of the Peruvian desert. Although the boards looked more like parts of a bookshelf than propper snowboards we got pretty fast and just had to remember to keep our mouths shut. ________________________________________
✦ Slap Virje, Slovenia Nope, that's not a tropical spot hidden in the jungle. Slovenia's rivers and lakes have the most unreal water colors we have ever seen and we absolutely fell in love with this country's nature. Unfortunately this emerald pool was way too cold to swim in, but still absolutely mindblowing to look at and one more proof, that you don't need to travel far to experience great places. ________________________________________
✦ Guayaquil, Ecuador Parque Seminario in Guayaquil is inhabited by hundreds of these super large and beautiful iguanas. To be honest we were kinda sceptical when we first came here, but everyone was so relaxed we decided it must be safe to watch these fascinating animals really close. Suddenly we heard people screaming and immediately thought that somebody was attacked by one when it turned out that a bunch of locals were just scared of an ordinary squirrel coming down from one of the palm trees. Seems like people always tend to be afraid of the unknown. ________________________________________
✦ Velika Korita Soče, Slovenia Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Bulgaria and Turkey - 10 countries in 9.5 weeks. Our spontaneous decision to travel through the Balkans was definitely one of our better ones. Despite the undeniable natural beauty it was the overwhelming cultural heritage from the ancient to the most recent history and the fluent transmission from occident to orient that made this trip so special. We already heard about how absolutely stunning this area is, but we didn't expect to find that much diversity so close from home. ________________________________________

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