Sommarøy ☆ Norway
Turn around, southern European boy. Turn around and look at our miraculous sky!

Glacier Bay ☆ Alaska
Hey Alexander Supertramp, I’m not so far away from you now. Finally, I’m into the wild

Ocean Cay ☆ Bahamas
On that island shaped by human greed, you will now find temperance and beauty

Isola d’Elba ☆ Italy
In this crazy, crazy world of wanderlust, are we the waiting unknown?

Islay ☆ Scotland
Lonely moors hemming in a frothy sea evoking melancholic, autumnal dreams

Gardens by the Bay ☆ Singapore
You can walk around the city looking for hidden gems, but no attraction can compare with the Trees of Life

Ilulissat Icefjord ☆ Greenland
Are there human words to define the Ilulissat fjord? Maybe not. This wonder is ineffable

Cape Florida Lighthouse ☆ Florida
Miami is noisy down there. Here, only wind and light

Lanzarote ☆ Spain
This is how I found a shelter from the magma and wind. I can feel the spirit of César Manrique from here

Telašćica Nature Park ☆ Croatia
The wonder of discovering the Thailand of Europe

Los Angeles ☆ California
From the summit on which the Griffith Observatory towers, Los Angeles appears like a nebula

Gullfoss ☆ Iceland
Man’s helplessness in the face of Nature can be a powerful, wonderful feeling

San Francisco ☆ California
Can you see it? The marvel is there, waiting for your eyes. Can you see it?

Sông Sào Khê ☆ Vietnam
Can travel really change people? Or is it just a lie?

Lofoten ☆ Norway
In the Norwegians’ secret places. In search of stories yet to be told

Kaafu Atoll ☆ Maldives
I’ll never say “like the Maldives” again. Nothing compares to these islands

Oak Alley Plantation ☆ Louisiana
I’ll make you a proposition, Louis. A proposal that was never made to me

I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move; to feel the needs and hitches of our life more nearly; to come down off this feather-bed of civilization and find the globe granite underfoot and strewn with cutting flints
Robert Louis Stevenson