Hello everyone, @glecerioberto here, and welcome to today's #TravelDigest! We have a full list today, packed with coastal views, vibrant city walks, and island adventures. Leading our Top 3 posts are the dramatic coastal landscapes at Verdens Ende in Norway, a colorful first walk through the bustling Port of Barcelona in Spain, and the final relaxed leg of a island trip in Siquijor, Philippines. Our Honorable Mentions extend our journey even further, bringing us stops in Venezuela, the Vatican City, Uruguay, Italy, and the US. Be sure to check them all out below and show your support. Cheers!
Verdens Ende, which translates to "the world's end," has a dramatic connotation. But what does it actually mean? It is a popular tourist attraction located at the southernmost tip of the island of Tj酶me in the F忙rder municipality and is part of a national park in Norway.
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I had been wanting to visit this city for a long time, and when I was finally able to travel there a few years ago, my modest compact camera had a lot of work to do immortalizing everything that caught my eye. Today, I鈥檇 like to share some photos from my first walk through Barcelona, these are the first glimpses or impressions I took away from this huge, diverse, and bustling Spanish city.
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For the last day on Siquijor, we finally agreed on a more chill scenic route. No swimming, no more being cooked and definitely no more big surprises XD cuz that underground river reaaalllyyy was something to laugh about. No, this time we were just going to ride the tuktuk, walk, take pictures and eat, this was what we agreed on. And I'm glad we held onto that agreement cuz the last few days were really exhausting but refreshing, sure but you can really tell that the body felt everything we did.
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