Paradise Valley

We'd read about this place before we decided to come to Taghazout and luckily in the morning, after a little bit of calling around other hostels, Yasim from our hostel managed to sort out a tour forOkumaya devam et
Taghazout

Taghazout is a small fishing village which develops a lot year by year to keep up with the surf tourism (there wasn't even sewage system 5 years ago). The panoramic beach is a top surf spot in MoroccoOkumaya devam et
Agadir

A heatwave has reached us with up to 38° so we were really looking forward to our bargain deal 3 star hotel in Agadir with swimming pool.
In the morning we got on the local bus and an hour later weOkumaya devam et
Ouarzazate

6 hours of bus journey through mountains and rocky desert brought us to Ouarzazate, a small city famous for being the filming location for dozens of Hollywood movies, including Lawrence of Arabia,Okumaya devam et
Aït Ben Haddou

After a few attempts we managed to negotiate with one of the many many taxi drivers outside the bus station in Ouarzazate to take us to Ait Ben Haddou where he would wait for an hour before bringingOkumaya devam et
Mhamid

After hours of research for a desert tour we decided to stay at an airbnb in Mhamid where the host, Mohamed, helps you to see the desert at a more reasonable price than big tour offices. This smallOkumaya devam et
Erg Chigaga - Sahara desert

The only way to approach the campsite in the desert was by 4 by 4. Our host/guide, the cook, the driver and the two of us got in the car at 4pm when the sun wasn't that strong anymore (well theOkumaya devam et
Tangier

After what felt like an eternity on buses and trains over two days, we finally arrived in the far north at Tangier, on the mediterranean coast.
Tangier felt like a whole different world to the smallOkumaya devam et
Chefchaouen

The most beautiful medina award goes to Chefchaouen - the blue city!
Also far more relaxed than most, probably something to do with the lingering smell of 'kif' or hash everywhere. The surroundingOkumaya devam et
Fes

We have found a nice, traditional riad to stay at and with an upgrade we slept in a fourposter princess bed.
The medina in Fes the biggest urban area where cars cannot be used. We only had a couple ofOkumaya devam et
Wonersh

A week's rest and recovery in England. Jess's birthday celebrations, wedding dress shopping, walking and developing films. It was great to see everyone and eat and drink a lot, especially enjoyingOkumaya devam et
Skopje

The third stage of the trip, the Balkan tour, started in Skopje, Macedonia.
We spent only one night but we managed to explore the old town and the riverside areas. The old town isn't a million milesOkumaya devam et
Ohrid

Lake Ohrid is 3 hours away from Skopje by mini bus and our home for the next three days.
The town is bigger than we thought and surprisingly busy considering that the summer season hasnt reallyOkumaya devam et
Sveti Naum

We took a long boat trip all the way across the lake. First we stopped off at a place called the Bay of Bones, where there is a recreation of an ancient village built on stilts in the lake. After aOkumaya devam et
Tirana

Albania was closed off for years due to its dictatorship, however, the country, especially the capital, has been opening up since the end of Enver Hoxha's regime.
After a smooth border crossing weOkumaya devam et
Shkodra

Headed up north to Shkodra which was to be our base for leaving our big bags and going off hiking in the mountains. The city has a cool, chilled out vibe and the walking street is great for a fewOkumaya devam et
Hiking from Theth to Valbone

We arrived in Theth in the brilliantly named 'Accursed Mountains' where we would start a hike to Valbone which was highly recommended as a must see in Albania.
A few hiccups on arrival, including notOkumaya devam et
Komani Lake

We woke up sore and still aching but to a lovely breakfast served in the garden of the guesthouse by our friendly host who was very talkative despite her lack of English and our complete ignorance ofOkumaya devam et
Durmitor Nationalpark

Early start of the day to leave Albania for Montenegro. Our bus was "only" 50 minutes late so we got to Podgorica just on time to catch our second bus which drove us up to the Durmitor National park.Okumaya devam et
Kotor

A nice lazy few days soaking up the sun in Kotor. We had a cool studio apartment with a kitchen to do some cooking at home and a balcony overlooking the pool, very luxurious!
The little old town isOkumaya devam et
Perast

Half an hour from Kotor is Perast, a small town built along one road right on the edge of the sea. Once upon a time it was home to the super-rich of Montenegro and the sea-front is lined with theirOkumaya devam et
Dubrovnik

Left Montenegro for one day in Dubrovnik before we head off to Bosnia, many border crossing within just a few days!
Dubrovnik is really picturesque and extremely touristy. We spent most of our time inOkumaya devam et
Mostar

Our short visit in Bosnia starts in Mostar which we have been dreaming to visit for a long time. It is famous of its Stari Most (Old Bridge) which was painted by Csontvary (isn't that right Mom? ;) -Okumaya devam et
Sarajevo

Arrived in the morning to Sarajevo where we walked around the old town, checked out the Yellow Fort for some great views of the city and saw the Latin bridge where Franz Ferdinand was killed. LaterOkumaya devam et
Bobsleigh and Kravica waterfalls

The Muhi Clan has arrived to Sarajevo so we met them in the morning for some welcome drinks and quickly headed off to the top of the closeby mountain. The easiest way to get up is by the cable carOkumaya devam et
Julie BoyleLooks amazing
Heather PalmerLooks a really nice day from Isabelle 😎
Vera and TomIt was great :)