Where to next?Journal
3 posts
· Oman
Between Frankincense and Canyons: An Expedition Through the Sultanate of Oman
Where gleaming whitewashed harbor towns meet sheer limestone chasms and amber desert dunes, Oman presents an authentic, quietly confident vision of Arabia. Free of towering glass skylines, this is a landscape defined by rugged geography, ancient falaj irrigation channels, and deep-seated maritime heritage.
· Eritrea
Frozen in Time: A Journey Through Modernist Heart and Coastal Ghost Towns of Eritrea
Perched high in the Horn of Africa, Eritrea remains one of the world's most enigmatic and untouched travel destinations. An expedition here feels like stepping across decades, where Italian Futurism, Ottoman coastal heritage, and deeply rooted highland traditions exist in suspended animation.
· São Tomé and Príncipe
At the Center of the World: A Journey Through São Tomé
Lying directly in the Gulf of Guinea where the equator meets the prime meridian, São Tomé feels less like a standard island getaway and more like a lost world. Known locally by its guiding philosophy, leve-leve—an easygoing, unhurried way of living—this volcanic sanctuary is wrapped in equatorial rainforest, dramatic basalt peaks, and deserted shores where the Atlantic breaks against golden and black volcanic sands.
