Hi everyone, it's @lizanomadsoul here with the Monday edition of the #TravelDigest.
This time we have great stories from Iceland, Spain, Venezuela, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Cuba, Germany, Portugal, the US, Thailand, and the UK in our selection - so a little bit of everything! - Enjoy ;)
I ended my last post with a promise to tell you about the place we reached after dark: the Lake Mývatn area in North-Eastern Iceland. I mentioned two distinct things about it - the ever-present smell of sulfur and swarms of incredibly annoying midges. And while the latter can certainly discourage you from leaving your tent, that hellish smell is a sign of what’s most interesting here: a restless landscape - hot water, steam vents, and gas pockets sit just under a thin crust. So let’s leave the midge-infested campsite behind and go for a little ride.
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Hello, world mappers, I have a nice travel story for you again. I am discovering so many new places. And I am making insane discovery's to. Like the day that I visited a lighthous along the coast of Coasta da Morte. When I drove up the road towards the ligt house, I already saw a signe that I was entering militaire erae but no signe that I couldn't go in. It was open to the public, and there were more people walking around there. So I thought that the light house was a military object, but I was wrong. When I walked towards the lighthouse to enjoy the surroundings and the views over the ocean...
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Happy start to the week, everyone! My vacation has been filled with lots of sea, and I'm totally grateful for life right now. Today I want to share a special post with you. It's not just one place, but several beaches, the mouth of a river, and part of the Camurí area, east of Naiguatá in the La Guaira state of Venezuela. The first photograph I begin this post with is of the mouth of the Miquilena River, located between two breakers facing the open sea. This is where my tour of the different beaches began, all separated by small breakers or river mouths...
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