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Montmartre in early July, during the week, is probably my favorite version of it. The soft morning light, the quiet streets before the crowds arrive, the textures of old façades, faded shutters, cafés slowly opening. Everything feels c
Have you ever been to the moon? Because apparently, you can get pretty close in Greece 🌕 Sarakiniko, in Milos, is probably one of the most surreal landscapes I’ve seen. Shaped by volcanic activity and sea erosion over thousands of years, the
One of my favorite moments in Koufonisia is always the end of the day. Walking near the old windmills, the light slowly changing, almost no noise except the sea and the wind. Everything is calm in a way that’s hard to explain. Then dinner by
If Milos isn’t on your Greece list yet, this might convince you. Think volcanic landscapes, tiny fishing villages, beaches that all somehow feel completely different, and the kind of days that naturally slow down. In this guide, I’m sha
Tiny, easy, and the kind of place where you barely need a plan, or even a car. The water is honestly some of the clearest blue I’ve seen in Greece… that’s Koufonisia. Everything feels close on an island of just 5 km². You wal
Kimolos is that place you will wished you had stayed longer. The beaches are beautiful, the water incredibly clear, and even in summer, it still feels peaceful. No big crowds, no pressure to see everything, just that slower rhythm that makes you set
The beauty of Brazil will never stop impressing me. And Lençóis Maranhenses is definitely one of those places I’ll never forget. Endless dunes, crystal clear lagoons, silence, and landscapes that don’t quite look real when
One of my favorite castles in the Loire Valley is definitely Château d’Amboise. Not only because of the château itself, but also because Amboise is such a lovely town to spend time in. Smaller, lively without being overwhelming, wi