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Another perspective of the Grand Canyon: Rafting it

» Posted by on Jun 17, 2025 in Featured | 0 comments

Another perspective of the Grand Canyon: Rafting it

In early May, I embarked on one of the most awe-inspiring and humbling adventures of my life: rafting and camping for 220 miles through the Grand Canyon along the mighty Colorado River. This isn’t just a trip—it’s a full immersion into deep geological time, wilderness serenity, and a legacy of exploration and endurance. Why the Grand Canyon by River? Seeing the Grand Canyon from its rim is iconic. But navigating it by river? That’s a perspective few people get to witness. Only about 25,000 individuals complete the full river journey each...

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Beautiful Hiva Oa: Best Hidden Secrets of Paradise Island

» Posted by on Jan 9, 2025 in Featured | 0 comments

Beautiful Hiva Oa: Best Hidden Secrets of Paradise Island

Why Go? Hiva Oa, the second-largest island in the Marquesas, offers an intoxicating blend of archaeological wonders, lush valleys, and pristine beaches. Paul Gauguin’s final resting place captivates with its giant stone tikis, mango-laden roads, and authentic Marquesan culture far from the typical tourist trail. When to Go July to September offers the driest weather, though you can visit year-round. The mangoes are most abundant from November to March. Day 1: Atuona & First Impressions Start your journey in Atuona, the...

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Discover Fakarava’s Breathtaking Phenomenon: The Legendary Wall of Sharks

» Posted by on Jan 5, 2025 in Featured, long trip | 0 comments

Discover Fakarava’s Breathtaking Phenomenon: The Legendary Wall of Sharks

FAKARAVA: A 4-DAY JOURNEY THROUGH A UNESCO BIOSPHERE RESERVE Fakarava, the second-largest atoll in French Polynesia’s Tuamotus archipelago, earned its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status in 2006 in recognition of its pristine ecosystem and rich marine biodiversity. Spanning 60km in length and 21km in width, this rectangular atoll has been a crucial site for Polynesian culture since the 2nd century CE, when the first settlements were established. DAY 1: ARRIVAL AND ORIENTATION The moment your small aircraft descends toward Fakarava’s...

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Escape to Paradise: Your Ultimate 5-Day Adventure in Rangiroa’s Pristine Lagoon

» Posted by on Dec 27, 2024 in Featured, long trip | 0 comments

Escape to Paradise: Your Ultimate 5-Day Adventure in Rangiroa’s Pristine Lagoon

Essential Reservations: For optimal experience, secure your bookings with these recommended providers: Pa’ati Excursions with Leon: Book 2 weeks ahead in peak season (June-September) or 1 week in shoulder season. Cost: 12,000-15,000 XPF per person. Rangiroa Diving Center: Book upon confirming travel dates. Two-day diving packages: 45,000-60,000 XPF, plus equipment rental if needed. Day 1: Welcome to the World’s Second Largest Atoll Begin your journey with an introduction to Rangiroa’s pristine beauty. After settling into...

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Untamed Nuku Hiva: Ancient Secrets & Wild Dives

» Posted by on Dec 19, 2024 in Featured | 0 comments

Untamed Nuku Hiva: Ancient Secrets & Wild Dives

As I look through my photographs of Nuku Hiva, each image brings back memories of this raw, untamed paradise – the largest island in the Marquesas archipelago. Unlike the well-known postcards of Tahiti, this remote corner of French Polynesia offers something entirely different. Day 1: Discovering Taiohae Bay Begin your Marquesan adventure in Taiohae, the main village of Nuku Hiva nestled in a spectacular amphitheater-like bay. After checking into your accommodation, take time to acclimate to the island’s relaxed rhythm. Spend your...

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Antartica: the 7th continent

» Posted by on May 24, 2023 in Featured | 0 comments

Antartica: the 7th continent

Antarctica is the coldest, windiest, and driest continent on Earth, and it’s also the most remote. Despite these harsh conditions, it’s a destination that attracts thousands of visitors each year. The best time to visit Antarctica is during the summer months of December to February, when the weather is slightly warmer and the days are longer. To get to Antarctica, most visitors will fly from Punta Arenas, Chile, to King George Island, where they will board a cruise ship for the journey to the continent. The ship will navigate...

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Overstock of images

» Posted by on Oct 18, 2020 in business, sale | 0 comments

Overstock of images