We had two weeks free before heading across the Atlantic for Christmas, and Tunisia was an easy quick trip from our prior stop, so north Africa it is! ... See MoreSee Less
We're coming to the end of our Tunisia roadtrip in north Africa that came with a big serving of one of our favorite activities: exploring Roman ruins! Our report on the country with everything we did will be out in the next few days, but here are some highlights of the ruins we explored. ... See MoreSee Less
The Beach of the Wrecks is located in northern Tunisia where 3 different ships ran aground over the last few decades, the first one so long ago that almost all the metal above the sea has rusted away, with just the engine block above the water and some huge parts strewn across the beach. ... See MoreSee Less
We're the most northern people in the entire African continent!!! No, not just because we're northerners from Canada, but because this point in Tunisia is the most northern piece of land in Africa, so while this picture was taken we were the most northern people on the whole continent. 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
This year we opted to spend our customary Autumn rest-up month on the French Riviera, specifically the resort town of Juan-les-Pins, nestled between Cannes and Nice. ... See MoreSee Less
This year we opted to spend our our customary Autumn rest-up month on the French Riviera, specifically the resort town of Juan-les-Pins, nestled between Cannes and Nice.
We’re leaving behind the heat of Crete and making our way to the more temperate climate of Southern France by way of a 4-night detour through northern Italy. ... See MoreSee Less
D2 Detours is at Old Venetian Port Old Town Chania.
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Sunset in Chania, Greece on the island of Crete. Another town we'd return to, but only in the shoulder season like now because we've heard it gets pretty hectic during the summer. ... See MoreSee Less
Cyprus turned out to be a great location for a relaxing few weeks outside the Schengen Zone, and one we'll likely return to in the future. ... See MoreSee Less
For 29 days we navigated our way across roughly 2000 kilometers of Georgian roadways, and here’s a taste of what it’s like to drive in this former Soviet republic. ... See MoreSee Less
For 29 days we navigated our way across roughly 2000 kilometers of Georgian roadways, and here’s a taste of what it’s like to drive in this former Soviet republic.
