Sam and Isanya

The second largest city in Croatia and the home to a number of UNESCO heritage sites, Split is a haven for nature-lovers, foodies, party-goers, and history buffs. This adriatic gem is currently climbing the tourist charts, and it’s really no wonder why. From a hilltop fortress to crisping on the beach, Split is the perfect holiday destination. #Split #Croatia #traveltips Here are the top 7 things you must see when you travel to Split, Croatia. 1. Old Town Split 2. Hike Marjan Hill, and Swim at Kasjuni Beach 3. Explore Klis Fortress from GOT 4. Take a day trip to Krka National Park and olive oil/wine tour 5. Sail to one of the neighboring island -- we recommend Hvar 6. Travel the coast and visit the UNESCO declared cities of Trogir and Dubrovnik Split croatia what to do split what to see things to do in split hvar dubrovnik trogir klis dingen om te doen in split croatia aktivitäten auf split croatia hvar Split croatia activities travel to split croatia top things to see split best locations split best places to see in split must see things in split and hvar and dubrovnik Croatia island hopping dingen je moet zien doen must dos croatia beste plekken croatia split best beaches split Klis fortress game of thrones Kasjuni beach Marjan hill hike Diocletian's Palace

Vancouver Island holds some of the wildest mountains where dark green trees sit up high in the clouds and are covered in a coat of snow. During our visit in January, we went on a 3-day road trip adventure, driving up the island from Victoria. We did everything you need to do on a Canadian road trip in winter, from skiing to drinking many hot cups of Tim's. Check out our video to see our exact route and itinerary :) #Vancouverisland #roadtrip #mtwashington #travelvlog

An ancient isle in the Aegean sea, the main hub of the Dodecanese islands and only a stone’s throw away from Turkey, lies Kos. Every year, a bustling scene of curious travelers trek here, wanting to discover the rich history, dive into the great party scene, and get a taste of authentic Greek life. Through the earliest recollections dating back to the Mycenaean Era, the last phase of the Bronze Age in Greece, and through the many ruins illustrating the Byzantine times, Kos is like stepping into a history book. #Kos #Greece #Traveltips Here are the top 7 things you must see when you travel to Kos, Greece: 1. Kos Town 2. The surrounding ruins by Kos Town (Neratzia Castle, Plane Tree of Hippocrates, Roman Odeon Kos) 3. The Asklepieion of Kos 4. Cozy mountain Village of Zia 5. Many magnificent beaches (Limnionas, paradise, Therma, Marmari beaches) 6. Neighboring Islands by sailing trip (Pserimos and Kalimnos) 7. Tour the whole island by vehicle Kos greece what to do Kos what to see things to do in kos dingen om te doen in kos griekenland aktivitäten auf kos griechenland kos greece activities travel to kos greece top things to see kos best locations best places to see in kos must see things in Kos greece greek island hopping dingen je moet zien doen must dos griekenland beste plekken griekenland kos best beaches kos Zia greece village marmari beach limnionas beach therma beach

With an empty weekend upon us, we conjured up the perfect overnight getaway to one of the most romantic and heartwarming cities of Europe, Bruges. When listing Europes most intimate settings, this little city in Belgium probably doesn't immediately come to mind - we are here to change that... A brief stroll down these historic cobblestone streets is all it takes to feel the magic hidden within. When walking from the train station into the city center, you will cross quaint canals, with cheery boaters passing by. While it isn't absolutely necessary, we recommend using a map to explore the city - this can be found at the information desk beside the train station. We most enjoyed the wholesome charm of the city. Some visitors complain that in recent years, this once undiscovered gem had been crowded with tourists, diminishing its romantic appeal. However, due to the current "situation", we found it to be lively without the constant drowning of this overtourism. Follow us along, as we show the best of Bruges (in our eyes). What to do in Bruges things to do Bruges Bruges travel guide Bruges walking tour Bruges travel vlog belgium's secret travel destination belgium's best city Belgium travel vlog #Bruges #Belgium #Travelvlog

Is the famous Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida really all it is hyped up to be? Come along as we explore this mythical beach ! A short cruise off the coast of Bali, Nusa Penida exists as an undeveloped paradise for those willing/able to brave the treacherous road conditions in pursuit of its natural beauty. Sure, it is possible to rent a car and driver, but where is the fun in that, huh? We also recommend staying on the island for more than 1 day. Most tourists only come to Nusa Penida for a day trip, but in our opinion, that is much too little time to truly traverse the island and grasp its rustic charm. We'll be releasing a multiple-part series documenting our trip through Nusa Penida, so make sure to subscribe to not miss a moment. - Sam and Isanya #NusaPenida #Bali #Travelvlog #Kelingkingbeach Is Nusa Penida worth visiting? Kelingking Beach stairs Kelingking Beach hike Nusa Penida tour Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/go.followth... https://www.instagram.com/sambatson1/... https://www.instagram.com/sitka.creat... Feeling a little techy? Check out our other channel covering the latest in disruptive tech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-fa0...

In this video, I’ll take you with me to the summit of Mount Olympus and share everything you need to know before taking it on yourself. #mtolympus #greece #mountaineering Mytikas is the highest peak in Greece, part of the Olympus massif near the Thermaic Gulf of Aegean Sea. The mountain range has over 52 peaks and deep gorges. In ancient mythology, ‘Olympus’ was home to the twelve Olympian gods: Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, and more. Geographically, this range acted as a feature that would unify Greece and the Hellenic Regions; it was a shared place that was recognized as divine by all. It is estimated that 10,000 people climb Mount Olympus each year, most of them reaching only the Skolio summit. Climbing Mount Olympus is a non-technical hike, except for the final section from the Skala summit to the Mytikas peak, which is a YDS class 3 rock scramble. “Scrambling with increased exposure. Handholds are necessary. A rope should be available for learning climbers, or if you just choose to use one that day, but is usually not required. Falls could easily be fatal.” The Hiking Route: Prionia: is the starting point and trailhead of Mt. Olympus national park. Driving from Thessaloniki, it will take around 1.5 hours to reach the parking lot. It’s also possible to take a bus from Thessaloniki to Litochoro, then hire a taxi to drive you 30 minutes to Prionia (30 euros). From the trailhead, it will take around 2-3 hours to reach Refuge A, also known as Spilios Agapitos. Here you can sort out accommodations for the night and buy a whole range of food, snacks, drinks, and more. The path is clearly marked with ‘E4’ tagged along the route up. If planning on visiting during the busy season, it would be wise to pre-arrange a bunk on the Mt. Olympus website, as the refuge can fill up quickly. It costs 18 Euros for the night and they accept cash and a card – sometimes the machine doesn’t work so it’s recommended to bring some extra cash. Refuge A to Skala takes around 2 hours. Skala is the most summited peak in Mt. Olympus. This portion of the climb is relatively simple and safe, but exhausting nonetheless. The to Skala is a great deal of cardio, traversing ridges of the mountain, with long portions of moderate uphill hiking. It is recommended that novice climbers bring hiking poles. These will drastically help remove tension off of the calves and thighs for such extensive uphill hikes. The final push to Mytikas. From Skala, this should take around 30-45 minutes. Until this point the hike is non-technical. For this leg of the summit, climbers should exercise increased caution due to exposure to slipping. This is a scramble, so the use of both hands and feet will be necessary to safely make it to the top. Sections of this climb are quite steep, so it’s also important to bring shoes with some grip. Runners and sneakers should be avoided, especially. Going slow and steady, most reasonably fit hikers should have no problem making it to the top of Mytikas. Mt. Olympus is a great entry level climb. From the beautiful national park, to the refuge experience, and the intimidating final push to Mytikas, Olympus offers an awesome jumping off point for anyone looking to get into mountaineering. If you have any questions, please leave them down below in the comments and I’ll make sure to help out as best I can.