There was a time when I dreamed of being a digital nomad. It was during that period that I imagined and created the first version of Avygeo (an anagram of voyage), with the desire to better prepare my own trips... and those of others. The nomadism didn't end up happening. Other, even more exciti…
There was a time when I dreamed of being a digital nomad.
It was during that period that I imagined and created the first version of Avygeo (an anagram of voyage), with the desire to better prepare my own trips... and those of others.
The nomadism didn't end up happening. Other, even more exciting projects took over, including a mini-me who is now in middle school :)
With my partner Éric, I then rethought Avygeo to make it what it is today: a participatory travel guide, based on lived experiences, sincere reviews, and sharing between travelers.
You come to Avygeo to find where to go and what to do.
You come back to tell what you really experienced, and to help other travelers make better choices.
It was during that period that I imagined and created the first version of Avygeo (an anagram of voyage), with the desire to better prepare my own trips... and those of others.
The nomadism didn't end up happening. Other, even more exciting projects took over, including a mini-me who is now in middle school :)
With my partner Éric, I then rethought Avygeo to make it what it is today: a participatory travel guide, based on lived experiences, sincere reviews, and sharing between travelers.
You come to Avygeo to find where to go and what to do.
You come back to tell what you really experienced, and to help other travelers make better choices.
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Chocolate Hills: practical tips and prices
Natural landmark roughly 60 km from Tagbilaran. From the viewing platform, climbing 214 steps gives you a 360-degree panoramic view of hundreds of con… Read the guide
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Calton Hill: what to know
This volcanic hill brings together neoclassical monuments across an open lawn. The climb rewards you with sweeping views of the castle skyline from th… Read the guide
Easy-to-reach viewpoint with a great view
One of the hills in this city built on ancient volcanoes. Close to the city center, the top is much easier to get to than Arthur's Seat, 15 - 20 minutes of walking on a not-too-steep path is enough to…
One of the hills in this city built on ancient volcanoes. Close to the city center, the top is much easier to get to than Arthur's Seat, 15 - 20 minutes of walking on a not-too-steep path is enough to make the climb. At the top, a few old monuments, which did not blow me away, but a pretty view. I went there on my first day in the city. Tons of people, but I think that was to watch the solar eclipse.
Mission Beach: what to know
This coastal neighborhood stretches across a narrow strip of sand between the Pacific Ocean and the bay. You will find a dense residential grid crosse… Read the guide
What to do in Luang Prabang
At dawn, dozens of monks in saffron robes walk the streets in silence during the tak bat, a ritual unchanged for centuries. This former royal capital … Read the guide
What to do in Vientiane
Forget skyscrapers and tourist crowds blocking temple gates. Southeast Asia's most relaxed capital invites you to explore by bicycle past golden stupa… Read the guide
What to do in Laos
Laos invites you to explore its vast mountains and green valleys, far from standard tourist routes. This Southeast Asian country captivates with its q… Read the guide
What to do in Marigot
Marigot skips the polished resort vibe. It is an active harbor where the Saturday morning fish market wakes up the waterfront before the heat sets in.… Read the guide
What to do in St. Martin
Turquoise water and white sand frame St. Martin, an island split between French and Dutch cultures. Creole spices drift through the streets alongside … Read the guide
Anfora Glassworks: practical tips and prices
Anfora Glassworks is the premier hub for traditional Murano glassmaking, located on the island of Murano just outside Venice. While the craft originat… Read the guide
Murano Glass Museum: practical tips and prices
The Murano Glass Museum on the island of Murano in Venice showcases Venetian glassware with pieces dating back to the Roman era. Explore chandeliers, … Read the guide
Verbier: what to know
The ski resort of Verbier overlooks the Quatre Vallées ski area, a massive Swiss destination featuring 410 kilometres of slopes, backcountry routes, c… Read the guide
What to do in Bagnes
Behind the name of Verbier lies an entire valley, stretching from the international luxury of high-altitude chalets to the blackened roofs of Le Châbl… Read the guide
Mont Fort: what to know
Soaring to 3,328 meters (10,918 feet), Mont Fort commands the sprawling Bagnes ski area in Switzerland. Reached by cable car, the peak delivers a 360-… Read the guide
The royal palace of Scotland
The Palace of Holyroodhouse (the holy cross), right next to the former abbey of the same name, sits at the opposite end of Edinburgh Castle from the Royal Mile, and at the foot of Arthur's Seat. Unli…
The Palace of Holyroodhouse (the holy cross), right next to the former abbey of the same name, sits at the opposite end of Edinburgh Castle from the Royal Mile, and at the foot of Arthur's Seat. Unlike the Castle, the area around the Palace is much less lively. The Palace itself: you follow a self-guided route with audio guide commentary that leads you to the royal bedrooms and Mary Stuart's reception room, where her private secretary was murdered right in front of her by her husband. The tour lets you learn a lot about the Crown of Scotland, the Stuart dynasty, and how it joined with the British crown. The rooms still have their period furniture and decor (the royal family still visits…
A castle with a turbulent history
Built on an ancient volcano, the castle houses several buildings from different eras. According to the guide, the site has been continuously inhabited for over 3,000 years, which apparently is a Europ…
Built on an ancient volcano, the castle houses several buildings from different eras. According to the guide, the site has been continuously inhabited for over 3,000 years, which apparently is a European record (though I have my doubts about that). I recommend taking the guided tour to get lots of info and fun facts about the castle and Scotland, from antiquity, the Middle Ages, and all the way up to the recent world wars. Try to be there in person if you want to catch the cannon firing, the one o'clock gun. From the ramparts, you get a lovely view of the surrounding area.
Museum of science, craft and nature
Great free museum in the Old Town that I found really interesting to visit.The central gallery under its glass roof is impressive.The dinosaur and extinct animal skeletons, stuffed animals, and fossil…
Great free museum in the Old Town that I found really interesting to visit.The central gallery under its glass roof is impressive.The dinosaur and extinct animal skeletons, stuffed animals, and fossils are well worth a look.What I really thought was awesome is the science wing, where you can see planes, Formula 1 cars, steam engines, but above all, numerous interactive workshops let you experiment in a fun way to understand a few scientific principles. Example: how the shape of airplane wings makes things fly, how pulleys make heavy weights easier to lift, how heated air makes hot air balloons rise... Kids and adults alike have a blast testing all of it!
Some nice landscaping
Pretty large and varied free botanical garden with different recreated regions, from China to American giant sequoias, passing through the Alps. I would have loved to see the palm greenhouses, but the…
Pretty large and varied free botanical garden with different recreated regions, from China to American giant sequoias, passing through the Alps. I would have loved to see the palm greenhouses, but they are under construction until October 2026 I believe.
Palace of Holyroodhouse: practical tips and prices
At the foot of the Royal Mile, this royal residence abuts the ruins of a medieval abbey founded in the twelfth century. You will explore the chambers … Read the guide
A complete view over Edinburgh
Pretty physical climb, takes a good hour, with a few pretty steep sections. There is even a stretch where I was a bit dizzy, the narrow trail runs alongside a pretty steep slope. This is not a climb…
Pretty physical climb, takes a good hour, with a few pretty steep sections. There is even a stretch where I was a bit dizzy, the narrow trail runs alongside a pretty steep slope. This is not a climb I would do with young kids or people with limited mobility. The effort is rewarded by an impressive panorama of Edinburgh, the sea, the region. Minor disappointment: I was expecting to see a bit more wildlife (birds, animals, flowers, flora...). That said, a fire (it happens even in Scotland now!) had burned part of the mountain a few weeks before my visit.
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