Mechelinki has been a sleepy little fishing village on the Polish Baltic coast. Not far away are holiday resorts like Rewa, Hel and Sopot, but almost no tourists have found their way to Mechelinki... yet. But that may be about to change. With the help of EU funding, the village has been able to build a pier on the water, and restaurants and hotels are starting to spring up.
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FREEDOMtravel is today hosted by Henrik Ulleryd who runs Balance sheet experts and organises trips to Bali and the surrounding area. Here is an inspiring post about the Gili Islands, which belong to Lombok and are easily accessible from the coast of Bali.
Warm rays of sunshine seeping through the curtains and exotic birdsong bring a smile to your face, and when breakfast is accompanied by freshly squeezed coconut juice, watermelon and pineapple, it's hard to keep yourself from pinching your arm. Welcome to Gili Kepulauan.
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So here in the rain, it may well be suitable to dream away to some nice beaches! A beach is a beach, but they can be quite different! A deserted paradise beach with palm trees, or perhaps a beach full of food stalls, children and activities. Here we list some of our favourite beaches, in different ways. Do you have a favourite beach to dream away to?
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Once, several years ago, we visited a place in Tanzania called Tanga. It was a mistake that we ended up there, but we will never forget it. It started with the unrest during the 2007 elections in Kenya. We fled by taxi and crossed the border on foot. Then we jumped on a local bus.
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We never thought we would end up there, in Zanzibar. It sounded a little too much like a dream. Maybe a little too much like a animal dream. But then what happened ...
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We have now got a place at Sonja's campsite in Löttorp. Since we did not book a place in advance, we had to queue, but luckily we got a place. And this campsite feels really good! We have had time to install ourselves and enjoy the lovely summer.
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Guest article by Viktor, on Serendip Travels
Sri Lanka is a small island south-west of India with about 20 million inhabitants. The country is not very big - the area is about twice the size of Småland. In this post, I want to tell you about some of the highlights, as well as some more exotic, lesser-known experiences.
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Yesterday we celebrated New Year's Eve in Langkawi, at a place by the beach called Oasis. For 100 ringgit (about 200 SEK) per person we got a buffet, fire, lanterns and fireworks. The nicest surprise was that Linda, Ludvig and their children, from Mary af Rövarhamn, came to join us, along with another Swedish family they know who are staying at a nearby hotel.
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Summer is not over, even though some of us have started working. We went to Ängbybadet in Bromma today and sunbathed for a few hours (although it wasn't really sunny all those hours...). There are quite a few swimming spots in Stockholm actually. Do you have a favourite spot?
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We are at Camping Metropolis in Sopot and have now been joined by Peter's brother Dennis and his family. And that does not mean few people! The entire large American motorhome is packed. In addition, Peter's youngest son Billie came along. (He sleeps in our motorhome because we have five beds, but we can only have four in the car when we drive...) So now there are many of us at camping Metropolis in Sopot!
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