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💬 Comment “GUIDE” and I’ll send you my free Musandam road trip guide with the best places to visit, map, UAE-Oman border...
29/10/2026

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Musandam is one of my favorite road trips from Dubai, and there’s much more to explore here than the famous dhow cruises!

Think wild beaches with barely anyone around, mountains rising straight from the sea, winding coastal roads, tiny fishing villages, ancient rock carvings, and local experiences you won’t find on an organized day tour.

A few of my favorite things to do in Musandam:

📍 Cruise through the Fjords of Arabia on a traditional dhow
📍 Swim at wild beaches, especially Al-Jirri Beach
📍 Drive the scenic Khasab coastal road
📍 Visit Khor Najd viewpoint
📍 Explore Jebel Harim and the Musandam mountains
📍 Discover ancient petroglyphs in Tawi Village
📍 Visit Khasab’s fish market and have your catch grilled nearby
📍 Watch locals playing qubbah, a traditional game I’d never encountered anywhere else
📍 Explore old forts, mountain villages, and hiking trails

My advice? Spend at least 2–3 days here rather than squeezing everything into a day trip from Dubai.

And don’t forget, Musandam belongs to Oman, so you’ll need to cross an international border to get here. Check your visa eligibility and car insurance before leaving the UAE.

Best time to visit: mid-October to March ☀️

Musandam road trip from Dubai

26/10/2026

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Some cities stay with you long after you’ve left. Not because of the famous landmarks, but because of the little moments in between.

The smell of old books in a tiny bookshop. Afternoon light falling through café windows. Church bells echoing through narrow streets. The last sunlight touching the red rooftops.

This is the Vilnius I grew up in, and the one I keep rediscovering every time I return.

A city of Baroque churches, quiet courtyards, independent bookshops, hidden cafés, and streets that still surprise me after all these years.

If you’re visiting Lithuania, give Vilnius more than a quick stop. And don’t just rush between the main attractions. Some of the best moments happen when you have nowhere particular to be.

📍 Vilnius, Lithuania

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23/10/2026

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Madeira spoils you with the views! 🌿⛰️📸

After spending almost a month exploring the island and chasing the best light, I’ve put together my favorite viewpoints, from famous sunrise spots to lesser-known corners along Madeira’s dramatic north coast.

Think green mountain peaks rising above the clouds, volcanic cliffs dropping straight into the Atlantic, winding coastal roads, and tiny villages scattered across steep hillsides.

A few Madeira viewpoints I’d recommend:

📍 Ponta do Rosto – Red volcanic cliffs, especially beautiful at sunset.
📍 Miradouro do Guindaste – One of my favorite sunrise photography spots.
📍 Miradouro do Portela – Mountain views overlooking Penha d’Águia.
📍 Miradouro Francisco Álvares de Nóbrega – Beautiful panorama over Machico Bay.
📍 Caniçal Road Viewpoint – A winding road framed by dramatic coastal cliffs.
📍 Miradouro do Lombo dos Palheiros – Mountain ridges, villages, and misty valleys.

A few tips before you go:

🚗 Rent a car to reach the best viewpoints and explore at your own pace.
🌅 Plan sunrise and sunset stops for the best photography light.
🌦️ Madeira’s weather changes quickly, especially on the north coast, so don’t give up if clouds roll in.
🥾 No hiking is required to reach the 22 viewpoints in my guide.
💰 All the viewpoints listed are free to visit.

Some of my favorite photographs from Madeira were taken during unexpected stops, when the clouds suddenly opened and sunlight broke through over the mountains.

Madeira viewpoints guide

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20/10/2026

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Some of the prettiest places in Vilnius are its streets.

The Old Town is made for wandering: cobblestones, church towers, faded walls, arches, courtyards, crooked lanes, and small details that you notice when you stop rushing.

A few of my favorite Vilnius streets and corners:

📍 Pilies Street
📍 Literatų Street
📍 Bernardinų Street
📍 Šv. Mykolo Street
📍 Savičiaus Street
📍 Didžioji Street
📍 Dominikonų Street
📍 Universiteto Street
📍 Šv. Ignoto Street
📍 Stiklių & Gaono streets
📍 Arklių Street
📍 Šiaulių Street
📍 Aušros Vartų Street

Vilnius is compact, but don’t treat it like a checklist. Take the side streets. They are usually the best part.

Most beautiful streets in Vilnius

💬 Comment ‘GUIDE’ and I’ll send you my free 2-day Muscat itinerary with a map, places to visit, viewpoints + practical t...
17/10/2026

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This is Mutrah, the side of Muscat most tourists never see.

Most visitors come here for the famous souq, take a stroll along the Corniche, photograph the fort, and move on.

Every time when I am in Muscat, I keep coming back to Mutrah’s backstreets for photos. When I am back from my trips, I don’t even look at all of them for years. Its time to fix that and share something a little different.

Behind the whitewashed waterfront houses, you’ll find narrow alleys, weathered buildings, tiny mosques, old watchtowers, neighborhood grocery shops, and cafés where locals gather in the evenings.

Mutrah was once an independent trading port, connecting Oman with India, Persia, and East Africa. Its multicultural history is still visible in the architecture and everyday life of the neighborhood.

I love walking here with my camera, especially towards sunset and into the evening, when the streets fill with people stopping for tea, shopping, or catching up with neighbors.

So, when you visit Muscat, don’t stop at the souq. Take a few turns into the residential streets behind it, too.

📍 Mutrah, Muscat, Oman

💬 Comment “OMAN” and I’ll send you my free 7-day Oman road trip guide with the route, map, driving tips + places to stay...
06/10/2026

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This is one of my favorite one-week road trips from Muscat, and the best part is that you don’t need a 4WD for this version.

The route is a loop through some of northern Oman’s best landscapes: Muscat, turquoise wadis, coastal towns, desert dunes, mud villages, palm oases, mountain viewpoints, forts, and those empty roads that make Oman such a good country for road-tripping.

📍 Day 1: Muscat
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Mutrah Souq, Mutrah Corniche

📍 Day 2: Coast to Sur
Bimmah Sinkhole, Wadi Shab, Sur

📍 Day 3: Wadi + desert
Wadi Hawer or Wadi Bani Khalid, then Wahiba Sands

📍 Day 4: Birkat Al Mouz + Nizwa
Mud village ruins, palm oasis, Nizwa Fort and souq

📍 Day 5: Al Hamra + Misfat Al Abriyeen
Old mud houses, mountain villages, falaj channels

📍 Day 6: Jebel Shams + forts
Jebel Shams, Bahla Fort, Jabreen Castle

📍 Day 7: Al Hamra + Muscat
Final village stop, drive back to Muscat, or add Daymaniyat Islands if you have extra time

A quick note: in my blog itinerary, I include Jebel Hatt as the easier 2WD mountain option. In this Instagram version, I show Jebel Shams, but choose Jebel Hatt instead if you have a small car or don’t feel comfortable with mountain roads.

Best time to visit Oman: November to March, when the weather is cooler and road-tripping doesn’t feel like you booked a holiday inside an oven.

Oman road trip itinerary

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04/10/2026

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Porto Santo is often treated like Madeira’s beach break, but there’s much more to this little island than its famous 9 km stretch of golden sand.

I spent 5 days here, partly because the wild March winds kept messing with my ferry plans, and somehow Porto Santo still became one of my favourite surprises of the whole Madeira trip.

Think volcanic rock pools, rugged viewpoints, quiet hiking trails, wild beaches, basalt columns, sea caves, e-bike rides, local restaurants, and that soft sandy beach.

A few things I’d add to your Porto Santo itinerary:

📍 Hike PS PR1 Pico Branco & Terra Chã
📍 Swim at Porto dos Frades tidal pools
📍 Walk Praia do Porto Santo
📍 Watch sunset from Miradouro das Flores
📍 Visit Vila Baleira and the old pier
📍 See the Organ Pipes rock formation
📍 Hike to Ana Ferreira Cave
📍 Explore by e-bike, 4x4, kayak, or boat
📍 Find wild coves like Zimbralinho and Calhau da Serra

You can visit Porto Santo on a day trip from Madeira, but if you have time, stay at least one night. The island is small, but rushing it would be a shame.

Porto Santo travel guide

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