spain, europe
Emily
A Short Guide To Cala Galdana | An Excellent ...

虽然不是我们最喜欢的地方在梅诺卡岛,爱Galdana is undoubtedly a fantastic base on the island, being close to excellent beaches and great hiking, as well as offering lots of accommodation options. Discover the best things to do in Cala Galdana as well as tips for planning your stay in this guide.

A Short Guide To Cala Galdana | An Excellent Base in the South of Menorca
spain, europe
Andrew
7 Things To Know Before You Hire A Car in ...

You don’t have to hire a car in Menorca, but if you do - you need to read this post!

7 Things To Know Before You Hire A Car in Menorca
spain, europe
Andrew and Emily
The 19 Best Beaches in Menorca - And How To ...

From long stretches of white sand and hidden paradise coves, to rust red bays and rocky shores, Menorca is a beach lover’s paradise. In this post, we’ve shared the best beaches in Menorca plus advice on how to visit them all.

The 19 Best Beaches in Menorca - And How To Visit Them
europe, spain
Andrew
7 Things To Know Before Walking The Camí de ...

Planning on walking the Camí de Cavalls during your time in Menorca? Great idea. Our essentials guide will get you started on planning your route and experience.

7 Things To Know Before Walking The Camí de Cavalls
europe, spain
Emily
How To Visit Albufera des Grau Nature Park, ...

If you’re looking for an alternative to the tourist towns and beaches of Menorca, Albufera Des Grau Nature Park - with nature trails, cute villages and a famous lighthouse - offers the perfect day trip. Plan your time with our guide.

How To Visit Albufera des Grau Nature Park, Menorca

Emily

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Menorca // Sitting here in the plaça writing this caption with a white wine and one euro caña, listening to people speak a language that isn’t our own. We have a reservation to eat outside at 9.30 at a place that caught our eye this afternoon, and then we’ll see where the night takes us. We discovered that we like straight vermut earlier, and there’s a bar by the port that’s open ‘til 2 am…sounds like fate no? Travelling, how we’ve missed you. #TheConstantlyCurious
中断/ /我们发布以来已经很长一段时间here, and it would be lovely to tell you all that our absence was fuelled by 'ran an Ironman, got buff, fully detoxed, discovered the meaning of life high up a hill in the Highlands, got a cat, dug up a priceless doubloon in the back garden, ate exotic biscuits, and become qualified in teaching Esperanto.' Alas, life has simply been lived. We've also not travelled here in the UK since York because, well, we've had our fill and spent as much money as we're happy to spend on domestic adventures this summer. Also, the truth is that many of the things we love so much about travelling ain't possible or present in this fair isle we call home; the itch just doesn't get scratched. (we know a bunch of you feel exactly the same; if you don't though, that's fine). In addition, many obvious and not-so-obvious barriers to overseas travel remain in place for UK citizens too, and we just couldn't be arsed with dealing with the uncertainty and infl
Guides // Scenes from a morning stroll in Palermo. We're busy writing several new Sicily blog posts at the moment, with a new east coast road trip itinerary and guides to Catania, Syracuse, Ragusa, and few little gems by the sea hopefully ready for you next week. But, if you need any inspiration or ideas for this stunning Italian island right now, you can already find lots on the blog to get you started - just head over to our Italy page via the links in the bio! #TheConstantlyCurious
Sicilia // Would you like to discover the untold story of Sicily? Ad | Through a unique blend of travel, craftsmanship and storytelling, @Ishkar.co brings a more nuanced side to places the world tends to view through a single lens and one-sided narratives. So, why is a company rooted in tours to Afghanistan now doing a tour of an island in the south of Italy? Sicily has always been a crossroads of civilisations and a treasure trove of stories, from its Greek, Roman, Arabic and Norman heritage to the role it is playing in today’s migratory routes north from Africa. Yet, many people simply associate it with the Italian Mafia and The Godfather movies. Certainly, they have played an important role in the island's recent history, but are only one small element of Sicily’s sweeping story (and not the most interesting chapter of it!). The Ishkar tour will follow the threads of these stories with award-winning Sicilian photographer Glauco Canalis, whilst taking in Sicily&
Harbour // Essaouira is the town we almost didn't make it to. Before arriving in Morocco, and in our first few days in Marrakech, many people said it wasn't worth a visit. For them, this outpost on the Atlantic coast was windy, a little ugly and, if you did decided to make the journey, then a day was really enough. Within minutes of arriving at the old city walls, we knew they had made a mistake; this was our sort of place. Interestingly, there's another version of the second photo in this series which has Emily in a hat; it's our most stolen photo ever (by companies and websites). Although it still doesn't beat the time we were walking down a street in Cartagena and saw a shot of Andrew in a hammock plastered all over their advertising! #TheConstantlyCurious
Create // In paid partnership with Adobe. When seeking out the most modern of modern architecture in Manchester, there's only one place to head - MediaCity! We use @adobe @lightroom to edit our photos, so we were delighted when they asked us to share how we elevate our architectural photography. With striking modern buildings like this, it's all about the lines, angles, shadows and light - and it's in the editing stage where the drama of these can be brought to the fore to showcase what we saw, but the camera didn't capture. Swipe right to see the 'before' version, and head over to our Stories to see the full breakdown of our Lightroom editing process for this image. #Lightroom #architecturephotography #AdobePartner

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