I’d Love To Live On A Tropical Island In Indonesia – During The Dry Season.

Nisa — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 13:49:51 +0000

Sun, sea and sand; this is all I need if you ask me. A tropical island in Indonesia would be the right spot to linger during the grey winter months in Austria. Just this January we spent a couple of days off the coast of Sumatra … with white beaches, 30° in the shade, palm trees, coconuts and no tourist in sight. A dream come true, right?!

Of course I would only want to stay there during the dry season (yes, I’m picky when it comes to rain & snow haha). I know what it can look like if it rains for days … during our visit to Thailand in 2011, we left the tropical island of Koh Kood after four straight days of thunderstorms. Rain & beach is definitely not fun!

Anyway, back to my wanderlust fantasy of the day: Tropical beach paradise … all you need for this fantasy to come true is the time to stay and the money to get there :)

Camping In The Sahara Desert Of Sudan, Africa.

Nisa — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 08:11:02 +0000

The biggest camp ground in the world with no neighbours in a 500km radius (approx. 5 days in each direction), no GPS and SAT phones invented those days (1987), you had to be smart and witty to find your way. We crossed the Egypt-Sudan border illegally, here it was the first night stop after driving non-stop for the whole day, not to be caught by border patrols. The motorbikes always checked faster upon the route, we waited together every 10km and I was responsible for the right direction.

Camping in the middle of the Sahara desert back in the early 70s.

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I’d Love To Live On A Tropical Island In Indonesia – During The Dry Season.

Camping In The Sahara Desert Of Sudan, Africa.