Long time no travel. Long time no family travel. But here we are again: Hanna, Mila, Anna and Tom on heavenly Madeira. How did our travelling change in those… 11 years? Eleven years ago, on 20th April 2010, we have published our first post: the start of our 6-month-long trip around the Black Sea. Hanna Read More

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Yes, we have moved. To another city, to another country. Yes, we were really afraid. How many times I have read my own blog post from 4 years ago (this one): just do it, just do it? But how many hours we have spend talking if it even makes sense. Moving the whole family: changing Read More

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When we travel – we’ve got interested, informed and… inspired. By the people, by the views, by the problems, by the sounds. And what when we are at home? I believe in “forced accidents”. In putting yourself in different, maybe not the easiest situations, to move your borders. To check, what happens. How will you Read More

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On the peace march learned a lot about the conflict. It’s an important and very sad lesson. Hanna and Mila came back from the weekend with grandparents. From sailing. With new kids life-jackets. They put them for fun, I’ve seen it and I’ve frozen. I’ve seen in my mind a mountain of those kind of Read More

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One of “the” most beautiful touristic spots of Madagascar is the island St. Marie at the east coast. If every touristic places in the world would feel so wild… Most of the tourists met in Madagascar during our month, have visited or planned to visit Saint Marie island. It’s a big, 57-metre-long island with all Read More

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Our last 6 years we spend on hundreds of trips and we spend almost every night somewhere else. Where and how do we sleep? We share our tips with you (and the post is written while couchsurfing in Madagascar;) Depending on the country we are visiting, the amount of money we have with us and Read More

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What is the most impressive thing you have ever seen? Now we know! 30 to 50 tons! Twice bigger than your boat! Just his heart is as heavy as 3 big humans! Meet the humpback whale! But to meet such a whale you have to be lucky. First of all: be lucky to visit Madagascar Read More

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Greener and even more challenging roads – that’s the difference between west Madagascar and east. I think in this post I will let Tom’s pictures talk… Going more east out of Tana (Antananarivo) – means: getting lower (Tana is situated in the middle of the island, on almost 1300 metres above the sea level), with Read More

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Almost everybody knows where is Madagascar. And almost everybody knows the postcard-ish view from the west coast of Madagascar: seriously proud and extremely old giants: the baobabs. How not to say hello to them? We couldn’t resist to spend a night with them. Madagascar has two main concrete roads: up-down from the capital and the Read More

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Happening when? From July to September. Where? In the highlands, south from the capital of Madagascar. What? „Turning the bones“ ceremony: getting the dead family members our of the ground and dancing with them. What are we doing? GOING THERE. I knew we gonna attend this ceremony, since the moment I read about it in Read More

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