Travelling Blog

Sometimes, I catch myself daydreaming about places I have never been, yet somehow feel deeply connected to. Two destinations that live constantly in my imagination are Bali in Indonesia and Santorini in Greece. I may not be there yet, but I believe that dreams spoken out loud eventually find their way to reality, so this is a quiet promise to myself. 🌴 Bali — Where Peace Meets Nature When I think of Bali, I imagine soft morning sunlight filtering through palm trees , the sound of ocean waves blending with temple bells , and people living slowly, intentionally. I see myself walking barefoot along rice terraces , joining sunrise yoga by the beach, and sipping coconut water while writing my thoughts. Bali, to me, feels like a place where the soul can breathe. A destination not just for adventure, but for healing and rediscovery. 🏛️ Santorini — A Love Letter in Blue and White Then there is Santorini,  a painting come to life . White-washed houses resting against deep blue seas, ...

Travel is not about how much you spend. It’s about how deeply you experience everything you have explored.  People often think traveling is only for those with full-time jobs or big bank accounts but I’ve learned that’s not true. As a student living in Namibia, I don’t have much money to spare, yet I have still managed to explore beautiful places without breaking the bank. For me, travel is not about luxury, but it is about experience, discovery, and creating memories. The first trick is transport. Instead of booking expensive buses or private transfers, I use shared lifts, which are very common in Namibia. Travelling from Windhoek to Swakopmund for N$300 is possible if you use shared taxis. Sometimes I even organize group trips with friends to split fuel costs. Travelling with others not only makes it cheaper, but also more fun. When it comes to accommodation, I avoid hotels. Instead, I check backpackers, hostels. Places like Skeleton Beach Backpackers in Swakopmund offer beds for...