Travel stories
Welcome to my space. My name is Natasha and this page contains stories from my travels. Explore the world filled with many adventures, inspiring experiences and many useful information about trips around the world. I like to travel the most in April during the Easter holidays and most of my trips have taken place at this time of the year. In addition to souvenirs, I sometimes bring a bottle of local wine with me. I hope the stories will entertain you and you might want to travel to one of the places listed below.
Pinkish-white sand and turquoise color of the sea
From Olbia via Alghero to Oristano, driving tour through the northern part of the island. Isola Rossa and nearby beaches. Porto Cervo and Costa Smeralda. Pink-white sand and flamingos on the Sinis peninsula.
Sun, history and vulcano
The largest island on the Mediterranean coast. Etna, walking on the slopes of the volcano and wine tasting. Catania, a dark city with baroque architecture. Syracuse, an ancient city with a rich history. The sun and charm of Taormina.
Napoleon’s island
The island of beauty. From Bastia to Ajcaccio, by local train through central Corsica. Sandy beaches and azure blue sea. Napoleon’s birthplace.
Sponges from the island of Symi
The contrast between the old and new parts of the city, cobbled streets and buildings from the Ottoman period against the Italian influence. The picturesque white streets of Lindos, full of souvenir shops. Mushrooms from Symi and a visit to the Monastery of Saint Michael the Archangel.
Malaga
Malaga the city with the most pedestrian streets in Spain. The fashionable resorts of Marbella and Porto Banus. Alhambra, the most beautiful Islamic palace in the world.
10 vulcanic island
The most stable country in Africa. Former Portuguese colony. Long sandy beaches and the Caribbean color of the sea on the island of Sal. Black volcanic beaches and a colorful market on Fogo Island.
Oia – the white dream
Excursion from Crete. A day trip to the beautiful island of Santorini. Cities Oia and Fira. Windmills from the 17th century restored and transformed to restaurants. Vinsanto.
Small cosmopolitan place
The former small fishing village has become a cosmopolitan resort lying on eastern part of Crete. Yellow sand beaches and the lake in the city center.
Seaside suberb of Athens
Tram number 6 (T6) connects Glyfada directly to Athen’s city center. Pebble-send beach and a lot of fashionable stores, cafes and restaurants.