South Africa

Singapore & Malaysia

Japan

Hong Kong & Macau

China

Tibet & Nepal

Myanmar

:: Australia

New-Zealand

Tahiti

Easter Island

Chile

Bolivia & Peru

Argentina

From cities to towns

Sydney is an incredible city: beautiful, with lots of opportunities for culture and relaxation. A wonderful bay, the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, beautiful houses, parks and beaches… we could spend hours on the seaside, just watching this city living in such a natural environment… We felt very good in Sydney...


Melbourne is almost surrounded by vineyards, with many occasions to wine and dine all year-round. People here do like culture as they love to practise sports or support their favourite team. A river flows through the town and brings freshness, but the sea isn't far. We take a tram and watch the setting sun highlighting the skyline.

Imagine a city with a large green belt, high trees, ponds, space, a place which seems to breathe between old buildings and modern architecture. In Adelaide, vines are always close, and so is the ocean; another occasion to watch the setting sun after a busy day spent in the wineries… What more could you ask for?


In order to see Perth, the best is to climb up one of its surrounding hills. Imagine: a city next to the ocean, with a river flowing through, where life seems to be quiet and relaxed and busy at the same time. Once on the hill, we look at the city and at the Indian Ocean, a nice contrast between a busy place and the calm and blue waters...

Imagine a city in the middle of nowhere, almost deserted because of the heat. The sun burns and there are flies everywhere. People walk in the hot streets but look for some shade. In Alice Springs everything and everyone seems to be living slowly. Stay there a few more days and you will discover some of the city's secrets.


Imagine a city at the northernmost tip of the country, almost under the tropics, a place in Australia which is nearer to Jakarta than from Canberra… Darwin is a surprising city, we stayed there a few days before going to the national parks, and we discovered a curious mix, lots of people for an isolated town, contrasted colours and fragments of history, and once again, beautiful and glorious sunsets.