Ericeira / Praia de São Sebastião



Ericeira / Ribeira D’Ilhas






Ericeira / Praia dos pescadores





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A visual recollection of an amazing road trip on the rugged Portuguese coast. Surf, sun and sea – our first trip abroad since 2019 due to Corona and the confused state of the world.
Looking back at one of the best winter staycations on a stretch of coastline that I really love
Thank you to The Scandinavia Standard for featuring me in their top Scandinavian Podcast selection!
Original article available here; excerpt below.
Danish journalist and photographer Allan Kortbæk is sharing his must-sees in Copenhagen, taking listening through the new and old of the city. He traverses neighbourhoods sharing the best in where to eat, drink, and fun spots to visit as either a tourist or local. If you’re planning to visit Copenhagen, download this episode and take some notes!
For how to get to this island, read my Tripadvisor review of Ketut´s taxi service . I strongly suggest steering clear of all the many all-inclusive offers for trips to Nusa Penida that your hotel or accommodation will no doubt have on offer. We found Ketut´s service to be cheaper and cosier. You can tailor your trip with him – these are the three sites we visited that were worth photographing (Angel Billabong is not featured here as it´s on the way to Broken Beach (see below) and I personally didn´t find it appealing.
Kelingking Beach
Broken Beach (Pasih Uug)
Crystal Bay
Where to stay:
Atta Mesari Villas: Check out my review on TripAdvisor
Where to eat:
The Spell Creperie: Read my Tripadvisor review here.
Must-do: The Campuhan Ridge Walk – the best way to see Bali
Don´t do: Tegallalang rice terraces (or similar tourist traps. You can see the plenty of rice terraces on your own.) I found the monkey forest in the middle of Ubud rather unpleasant as well – a bona fide intention to have humans and monkeys co-exist but tourism spoils this relationship (my opinion.)
General: Ubud is scenic and worth a visit. I preferred other areas of Bali, such as those by the seaside. However, it is a great base from which to see the unspoiled north (Munduk and other areas as well as Amed – a great place to Snorkel!
Where to eat in Canggu ( click on each link for my Tripadvisor Reviews of each:)
La Plancha (Seminyak) (5 / 5 stars)
The Avocado Factory (4 / 5 stars)
La Calita Bar y Cocina (4 / 5 stars)
Seaweed Resto (4 / 5 stars)
We stayed at Eastin Ashta Canggu – apart from the buffet, everything else was poor at this hotel so I wouldn´t recommend it. Here´s my full review on Tripadvisor.