The North Cape is a 308-meter-high rocky promontory in northern Norway, sometimes mistakenly referred to as the northernmost point of continental Europe. The northernmost point of the European mainland is Cape Kinnarodden on the Nordkinn Peninsula.
The North Cape, also known as Nordkapp, has become an iconic destination among travelers to Scandinavia. And so we didn’t leave it out of … Read more “North Cape in Norway”
After exploring the beauty of the Gavarnie Valley and the highest waterfalls in mainland France, we headed to the Gaube Valley, another beautiful valley located next door in the heart of the Pyrenees National Park.
The valley begins at the end of the five km-long “Route du Pont d’ Espagne” road. This road starts after the town of Cauterets and … Read more “Pont d’Espagne and Lac de Gaube in the National Park Pyrenees, France”
“Praia das Catedrais” (The Cathedrals Beach) is a natural monument and one of Galicia’s most famous beaches.
It is known worldwide for its rocky formations carved by the wind and sea, creating fantastic shapes. We were lucky that the tide was out during our visit so that we could walk under huge natural caves and arches within other caves … Read more “Praia das Catedrais in Galicia, Spain”
Cirque de Gavarnie in June 2024
After a pleasant overnight at Les 4 Véziaux, we hit road No. D 918, leading to the Col du Tourmalet.
The Col du Tourmalet, with its highest point at 2.115 m, is the second-highest paved mountain pass in the French Pyrenees ( the highest and paved is the Col de Portet, 2.215m).… Read more “Col du Tourmalet & Cirque de Gavarnie in the Pyrenees National Park, France”
The Valencia region is rich in natural beauty, such as waterfalls and caves. You just have to choose. We chose this cave. It’s called La Cueva de las Palomas. And we didn’t regret it. We chose to arrive from the town of Buñol. We followed the signs carefully since we found very little information about motorhome access options.
The road … Read more “La Cueva de las Palomas in Valencia region, Spain”
