Travel stories and visits - Nomad Travellers

Details: Category: Travel stories and visits; Written by Davide Vadalà

Wae Rebo seen from the entrance alley

Visiting the Indigenous village of Wae Rebo in Flores Island (Indonesia) was a unique occasion to see how this remote tribe of coffee producers lived, but also to perceive the distorting influence of our modern economy on them. It was a sour experience at times because of the commercial approach to the stranger and knowing that

Details: Category: Travel stories and visits; Written by Davide Vadalà

Two Klimacamp activists overlooking the coal mine

A yearly activist ecological camp, taking action against climate change, located in the region of Rhineland, not far from Cologne (Köln), North-East Germany. “System change not Climate change”, direct action for direct results, a chance to get involved away from the safety of a keyboard. This is what Klimacamp (Climate camp)

Details: Category: Travel stories and visits; Written by Davide Vadalà

Reflections in the water in the Canopus in Villa Adriana

Every time I go back in Rome I end up visiting Tivoli and at least one of its three amazing attractions: Villa Adriana, Villa d'Este and Villa Gregoriana.
A rural Roman complex, an impressive Renaissance Villa and a naturalistic park in the "Romantic style" with a tall waterfall and lush vegetation. Three not to be missed spots

Details: Category: Travel stories and visits; Written by Davide Vadalà

Oti overlooking the stunning Shipwreck cove

You'll be impressed by the shipwreck in Navagio beach, its crystalline water and fine beaches, and Zakynthos island will be one of the highlights of your trip in Greece! Our suggestions will help you to get the most from your visit.

We are not sure why so much accent it's put on the shipwreck, when all of the beauty of this

Details: Category: Travel stories and visits; Written by Otilia Lefter

View of the communal dome in the woods

Taking part in a work exchange it’s not only about sweat and tiredness! We have already told you about the hard but rewarding work we did in the roundhouse, now it’s time to tell you more about the fun social aspect of the work exchange.
To be honest the thing that attracted us the most about this project was not the work

Details: Category: Travel stories and visits; Written by Otilia Lefter

Clay sculpture Davide made on the interior of the roundhouse

After a couple of years of break from work exchanges, because of our 1 year scholarship in Indonesia and following trips, it was about time for us to start slowing down our traveling style and to learn new skills for our future projects.
It was end of September. While being in Belgium, we took a bold decision and decided to turn