Some of us have found paradise in religion or in doing something meaningful. As for me, I think Paradise is here, on Earth. More precisely, in Bora Bora, in French Polynesia. Really, this is paradise on Earth, I have never seen something more beautiful and more inspiring than these great outdoors, God’s gift to his children. The water here looks like Venetian crystal, it is blue and pure, there are actually dozens of shades of blue, varying from pale turquoise to deep blue. Wherever you … continue reading

The  Roof-Top Tent from Treeline Outdoors is the perfect solution for the urban dweller who doesn’t have or doesn’t want to have space for a camper or a tent/trailer/RV, yet it is addicted to comfort. As the name suggests, the Roof Top Tent is exactly what it says it is:  a very easy to carry around, take down and install tent, that uses your car as a foundation when deployed, or something(just take a look at the pictures, you will understand what I mean). This tent … continue reading

If you are the kind of person who enjoys travelling and living outdoors, you just found what you were looking for. Hammaka will make your life easier with The Hammaka Trailer Hitch Stand and Hammaka Chair Combo. With these babies tightly strapped to your truck, you can forget about expensive hotels and you can camp everywhere. If you’re going fishing, you will be delighted by the pair of air chairs provided by Hamaka. This piece of gear is very easy to mount on the back of … continue reading

I know a bunch of people who keep lists with the things they want to do in the following years or at least for once in their lifetime. I think that we all have a list like that, even if we keep it in our minds and don’t write down our wishes. Well, one of the things from my to-do list is enjoying a great experience on The Yacht Week, which is the greatest party and sailing event in the world. I don’t actually know … continue reading

If you enjoy exploring the great outdoors every once in a while and you also take your friends or family (or both) with you, you’re sure going to like what I have to show you. Forget all about your old, uncomfortable tents and sleep like a king in the Safari Tent, which offers you 120 square feet of space for sleeping and hanging around when the weather isn’t too friendly. If you were searching for one tent to rule them all, well, you’ll just love … continue reading

Baltazár is half hotel, half bar/winebar/wine store/grill. Located centrally next to the Buda Castle in Budapest, Hungary, this place is perfect for anybody willing to spend a pretty penny to get impeccable service and experience a unique atmosphere. The location is perfect as you are surrounded by protected landmark buildings, while the most important gourmet quarters of Budapest are just around the corner. If you’re interested in spending a night or two in the lovely hotel, you’ll be happy to know that the rooms are individually themed, with designs and inspirations … continue reading

Of course, you might argue that there is no right and wrong when it comes to exploring, and we might just let you have this one. But there are some aspects of exploring new cities like, say, Honduras (which has ranked number 1 at homicides in 2012) that will not only leave you with your mind open – but literally leave you with your skull open somewhere in a back alley. Not trying to give Honduras a bad rep here, we’d love to visit it, but carefully and not. … continue reading

Bradley Garrett, a photographer and researcher with a background in anthropology and archeology, has spent the past five years of his life exploring hidden and forgotten parts of cities all over the world. Sneaking into sewers and bunkers, through metro tunnels and up skyscrapers, Garrett calls his work place-hacking: “I see the access to secret spatial information available to those willing to dive through the loopholes in the system as akin to virtual hacking.”