I visited Navarra, the region of Spain best known for the Running of the Bulls. However, there is so much more to see. Click here to read about my adventure.
Navarra and Pamplona
Asturias
Asturias, a tiny region in northwest Spain might be my favorite place in all of Spain. It’s got it all: beaches, mountains, old cities, amazing food, and wildlife. Click here to read about my tour of the region.
Leon and Astorga
Due to rainy weather in Asturias, I detoured to the incredible cities of Leon and Astorga. Click here to read about these very traditional cities.
A Coruña and the North Coast of Galicia
I spend two days on the stunning green coast of Galicia in northwest Spain. Click here to read about my adventures on my 29th birthday.
Costa De Muerte
I took a day trip to the dramatic Coast of Death and visited the “End of the World”. Click here to read about my trip to the Costa de Muerte.
Camino de Santiago
New mega-post on my journey along the Camino de Santiago- Spain’s most famous walk. I encountered beautiful scenery and a unique culture but also struggled with blisters and pain. This was by all accounts an epic journey.
Click here to read about this epic journey.
Camino De Santiago: Logistics
I walked 5 days on the famed Camino de Santiago in northern Spain. This post covers all the logistics you need to know when planning your own Camino. Click here to read.
Kangerlussuaq
I visited Kangerlussuaq, an inland town of 500 people that is the home of Greenland’s largest airport. Here, I experienced the unique culture, the remoteness of Greenland, and a peek at the world’s second largest ice sheet.
Ilulissat
My first stop in Greenland was its 3rd largest city, Ilulissat. Situation 300 km north of the Arctic Circle, I got a true taste of Inuit culture and got to see the incomparable ice fjord.
Journey To Greenland
Click here to read about the logistics of my trip to Greenland.
