How to travel alone

travel alone

An alone trip is a challenge because it offers the traveler a great freedom; it also requires to deal with all situations. Also, it is necessary to prepare well before embarking on the adventure.

travel alone

Thorough preparation
Left alone on a trip is always an adventure, which is sometimes the initiatory rite. Indeed, loneliness requires the traveler to face his fears, with the advantage of being completely independent.

A solid preparation can reduce risks and surprises, which can both be present at the end of the world only a few hundred miles from home. Continue reading “How to travel alone”

Issue you need to know about Luxury Galapagos Cruises

galapagos island

The luxury cruise continues to be named Galapagos soon after a group of islands located 600 miles west of the Ecuadorian Coast in the Pacific. The islands have earned popularity as one of the world’s best destinations for nature lovers also as being a world heritage site.

galapagos island

A luxury Galapagos cruise has a lot of aspects and surely all of them will thrill and excite you. When the ship docks at diverse ports, you are able to go to and discover exotic islands of the Galapagos that are renowned for their scenic elegance and curious animal-life. Continue reading “Issue you need to know about Luxury Galapagos Cruises”

How to Buy the Best Tents for Camping

tents for camping

If you are planning to go out camping with your friends, family, relatives or spouse, you will definitely need a tent. In fact, you do not just need an ordinary tent; you need the one that suits your needs. This brings the importance of following some crucial buying tips even before you decide to shop for the right tents.

tents for camping

Consider the Weight
This mainly depends on how you want to camp. For example, if you are car camping, you will not be worried about the weight of the tents because they can be packed safely in the car. The same case applies if you are kayaking. On the other hand, if you are backpacking, the weight of the tent should be taken seriously. You do not want to buy something that seems too heavy to an extent of hindering your movements. Continue reading “How to Buy the Best Tents for Camping”

Driving with baby

holiday by car with a baby

You go on holiday by car with a baby or very young child. In anticipation of this long journey on the road, here are some tips for traveling with baby in car with confidence.

holiday by car with a baby

Baby safety car
Baby must be installed in a car seat adapted and approved.

To attach your baby, secure the straps on the baby shoulders, leaving two fingers between his body and the past.

Choose the right car seat

  • The car will be useful for the infant who does not hold his head yet: baby is thus lengthened and can sleep comfortably. You will fix it in the back car, along the bench and will cover it with a net;
  • The seat Group 0 (or Group 0+) is recommended for children under 10 kg, and is set back on the road with the belt. Privilege the straps at 5 items (2 ties in the back at the shoulders, two at the waist and one between the legs);
  • Group 1 seat is for children from 9-18 kg. It is fixed to the road surface, with the seat belt.

Make frequent stops
When traveling by car, it is necessary to stop 15 minutes every 2 hours to relax and not to accumulate too much fatigue, but also to allow the baby to change position.

If your child is awake detach and walk a bit. If it works, take the opportunity to stretch your legs together and do some exercise (running, jumping …).

If he sleeps: do not wake up. Relax near the car to keep an eye on him and he can see you when he wakes up.

If your baby starts crying, stop to take in your arms. You will leave once he will be calmed and again correctly in bed (attached net).

10 tips and tricks for travel by car

  1. In summer, avoid riding the hottest hours (12-16 hours). Leave early, before dawn when it is still night and the kids are asleep;
  2. A baby should drink often, also plan a mist of mineral water for refreshment;
  3. Dress up baby with clear and loose cotton clothing (avoid synthetic!), to limit the baby sweating;
  4. Do not open the front windows in general, because the rear your child could catch a cold. Heating and/or air conditioning sometimes do not reach the rear seat properly. Give it a try before you leave;
  5. The sun can interfere with baby: it blinds him and gives him warm. To remedy this, set the blinds on the windows. Experiment before you go: with the sun in front, side, back;
  6. If you ever want to smoke, do not do it in the car, but instead make a pause;
  7. Do not place heavy objects on the rear: if sudden braking, it would fall on the baby;
  8. Do not give your baby all the toys provided at the same time, but progressively;
  9. Know that you will return often … So if you have a baby, put your luggage in the front passenger seat and sit in the back next to your baby;
  10. Never leave a child alone in a car!


Items to have on hand for a long drive with baby

  • Clothes in case of leakage or vomiting
  • Change material: diapers, wipes, towel, plastic bags to put dirty diapers;
  • Food and drink: small bottle of water, biscuits, milk powder and water jars…;
  • One or two bibs and paper towels;
  • The blanket and/or nipple;
  • Some toys among preferred of baby.

Useful Information about Camping Equipment

camping equipment

There are different kinds of camping equipment available from online stores. Some are large while a good number are quite small; even something as small as a torch should not be ignored.

camping equipment

This is because irrespective of the dimension, a particular purpose will be accomplished by the item in question. As much as there is need to accomplish major camping goals, there is also need to make sure that small time activities like eating are executed in the most proper manner possible. Continue reading “Useful Information about Camping Equipment”

Southern Patagonia

Southern Patagonia

Between Andes and the Pacific Ocean, it is a land at the end of the world which preserves the magnificence of nature in the wild. We are in Southern Patagonia, Chile. Hike in Torres del Paine Park, a paradise for walkers. Then pass the Strait of Magellan and push you in Tierra del Fuego. Discover the Navarino island and finally … Reach the Cape Horn!

Southern Patagonia

Torres del Paine
High-rise trekking in South America, it is one of the most beautiful and largest parks of Chile (181,414 hectares). Hikers from around the world leave its trails admire landscapes of great beauty: forests, mountains, valleys, glaciers, lakes, rivers, waterfalls … The Torres del Paine is located next to the Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina side. The visit combined these two sites offer one of the most beautiful trips in South America. Continue reading “Southern Patagonia”

Holiday destination: Where and When to go?

Where and When to go

The holidays are approaching and you want to go abroad. You are still unsure about the destination to choose according to the local weather. Here are some tips for your holiday without heat wave or downpour.

Where and When to go

Europe: a continent to visit all year round
Europe has a wide range of climates: temperate, mediterranean, continental … so you can go at any time of the year depending on the destination you prefer. Mediterranean countries such as Spain, Greece and Italy are very hot in July and August, flirting with temperatures of 30 to 40° C in Granada and Naples. These countries are also tourist destinations in the month of August it is best to avoid if we want to escape the crowded. It is best to start in the spring (until June), or around September/October. Continue reading “Holiday destination: Where and When to go?”

What to see in Oslo: trampoline Holmenkollen Ski Jump

Holmenkollen Ski Jump

Are you ski fans? Then you have a reason to fly to Oslo, where you will find a structure that is considered the most modern ski jump in the world.

Holmenkollen Ski Jump

Opened in March 2010 to meet the needs of athletes at the highest level, the Holmenkollen Ski Jump is located in the northern part of the city; rises to 60 feet above the ground and is made of steel, which makes it even more special and unique retail wind design. Continue reading “What to see in Oslo: trampoline Holmenkollen Ski Jump”

New skyscrapers in London: The Scalpel

The Scalpel

We’re nearly there, days inaugurates the new skyscraper in London otherwise known as The Shard; and perhaps because of this news comes a architecture: the skyline of the capital knows no rest and soon will be enriched with a new, very high element. Code Name: The Scalpel.

The Scalpel

The project was designed by Kohn Pederson Fox (author of the Heron Tower) will have 35 floors (some say 38) for a total of 190 meters (on this, all agree), as you see in the image, the form is not leaves room for too many doubts; it is just a kind of giant chisel. The British trend in short, it’s a pop-up metropolitan buildings sharp; and wonder if in reaction to such angularity, there never will be a turn towards a style rounded and sinuous. Continue reading “New skyscrapers in London: The Scalpel”

Discover the Rideau Canal

Rideau Canal

Whether you’re familiar with the city of Ottawa or that you are about to visit it for the first time, you have probably already heard of the famous Rideau Canal. This single channel is so entrenched in the lives of the residents of Ottawa and its tourists, whom you cannot make differently than to take one moment to contemplate it at the time of your next visit of the Canadian capital.

Rideau Canal

The Rideau Canal connects the city of Ottawa to the city of Kingston, representing a 202 km waterway, of which 19 were built by man. It includes sections of the Rideau and Cataraqui rivers, as well as some Lakes. The channel has 49 locks, which are operated manually. Its construction was completed in 1832, making it the oldest still functional channel system in North America. Continue reading “Discover the Rideau Canal”