reis – blog – travel
So late January we drove in to Suriname. We were immediately surprised by both the cultural diversity and the poverty as well. Of course we knew it wasn’t a rich country but with many of the roads and buildings in poor state and many people on the streets dressed in … Read more
This volcano isn’t very well known and Kilian came across it by accident while searching for a good campsite online. He found an off-road track which lead close to the top. The track was about 16 km long and it took us less than two hours to drive, which isn’t … Read more
One of the regions of Georgia that is really worth a visit, is the Tusheti region. It is north of Tbilisi and enclosed by the Caucasus mountains. It is the most remote area of Georgia. It is difficult to reach because you have to negotiate the Abano pass which is … Read more
On the website Dangerousroads.org we read that the D915 to Bayburt is worlds most challenging road and one of the most dangerous. So naturally we wanted to drive it. The road starts in the coastal town called Of, but for most part it is a (two lane) paved road. After … Read more
If you search for “dangerous roads” on the internet, many can be found. There’s even (at least) one dedicated site for it. But when is a road considered dangerous? Montenegro: Scenic. For example, in Montenegro we drove a very nice stretch of road; the R-16 from Pluzine to Zabljak, and … Read more
We went to Gjipe beach for the first time in June 2018 and loved it there. A very basic campsite at the beach at the end of a gorge with lots of green and a small river coming from the gorge, flowing to the sea. The campsite could only be … Read more