We are Glenn from Belgium 🇧🇪 and Cecilie from Denmark 🇩🇰. For 3 years we were in a long-distance relationship going back and forward between Bruxelles and Copenhagen every month. In July 2019 we left our countries to explore the world together. That means we went from being together four days a month to e-v-e-r-y-single-day for a year of travel … What could go wrong?
We make travel vlogs about all the places we go to. We like to show how traveling the world really looks like. Trust us, it is NOT just beaches and coconuts.
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This is crazy to see. I worked at a bar on M'Pai bay in February 2019 and that was when they first started cutting down trees. The biggest deforestation was between M'Pai and Clearwater Bay. A year later and it looks 4x the size as I saw it. It was at the point where there were piles and piles of firewood not far from the beach, so every night after Yellow Moon closed we went to the beach and made a giant bonfire and swam with the plankton. Memories I'll never forget but I'm not sure if I'd like to see what it's like now..
hi! thank you for posting about your hike. i plan to complete my 3 holy Japan mountains one day and came across your vlog. saving it in my "future travel" playlist. not sure why the japanese insist on bells to "scare" away the bears. i live in the midwest U.S. and we're told bells don't work. park rangers always have said that bear sprays are the best defense. bells attract bears because they are curious as to where the sound is coming from (maybe japanese bears are different?)
Common sense tells u they werent walking sideways there was a earthquake or plate movement and pushed the ground up just like hills and mountains are made.
I'm 50 in June and haven't been back to Cochabamba since i was 12 years old. I love these videos because my heart is still there. It's changed so much, but I remember climbing the hill where the statue is now! Before the cable car or any of that, there was only a small stone with a chiseled marking at the time. You could walk right by and never see it. It was my backyard for two years by the basketball court. I had so many friends from school who were amazing, and i miss them so much. Just below Jesus's right hand was where I lived! There was a botanical garden. I believe it's still there. We would hang out there as kids all the time. My mother is from there although i was born in America. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤❤❤
4:55 omg lol, you can't just leave sunglasses and smartphones at the shrine offering Saisen, that's like considered an insult there, but I am sure you didn't know, but I had to laugh.
My girlfriend and I just went to M'pai... still so beautiful and welcoming. What you said in the end really resonates with me, this island took such a favorite spot in my heart. Very nice video!
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful
Hi, your video is very useful for me, because I am planning to visit Mount Tate on the end of October this year, may I know how many time you spend on the peak and how many time on down hill (from the peak to the bus station)? Thanks for your answer.
Great video! I'm curious, how many days should one plan to stay in Punta Arenas to visit Magdalena Island? Is it necessary to make reservations in advance to visit the island? Also, did you visit the island in the morning or the afternoon? Lastly, if possible, could you kindly provide me with the name of the bus company that operates routes to Puerto Natales? Thank you!
