Wandering, but not lost

The whole area of the French Riviera is extremely picturesque and full of treats. Nice is the largest city of the region and Monaco is the most luxurious one (while being a seperate country, of course!) but if you had some more time I would definitely recommend exploring a few smaller cities or villages. Every place tells a different story and has its...

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The French Riviera. Cote d'Azur. This part of France has a reputation of a rather luxurious and posh getaway dedstination, but it's only partially true. Nice is the second largest city of the region and it lies at the eastern side of mediterrenian coast that belongs to France, at the foot of the Alps, about 13 kilometers from Monaco. It is well connected...

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This is the second part of the trip to Tenerife, the largest island of The Canary Islands. In the previous post I've shown the eastern parts of the island and the capital of Santa Cruz. After that we continued our ring-road and drove to the north and the east. ...

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Tenerife is one of the Canary Islands, a little enclave of Spain right by the Morrocan coast. It's the largest and the most populous isle of the archipelgo, with the area of over 2,000 square kilometers. Tenerife 's shape resembles a distorted triangle and most of the cities, villages and other inhabited areas are scattered around the coasts while the center is occupied...

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Last, but definitely not the least - we spent the rest of the maltese trip in Gozo, the smaller of two main islands of the country. It is really small, even for maltese standards as it occupies merely 67 kilometers of land with 13 kilometers of length and 7 kilometers of width. We drove across the entire island a few times just to...

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