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    Everything you need to know about climbing Mount Kinabalu

    17/10/201819/10/2018
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    Climbing Mount Kinabalu

    05/10/201823/10/2018
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    5 great autumn destinations

    10/09/201819/09/2018
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    • The most incredible moment during my five days in the Faroe Islands became watching the sunset from Drangarnir. In the beginning I thought it wasn’t possible as the hike got cancelled 20 minutes after it was supposed to start. We were offered a boat ride instead, and even though the two other hikers and I were quite disappointed, we accepted. During the boat ride we asked if we could be dropped off somewhere near Drangarnir and be picked up again, which luckily was accepted. We were dropped off an hour away and walked the narrow sheep tracks on a steep cliff to the lookout spot. All the time we were blown away by the incredible views, but at the same time we had to pay attention to every step we took. After a while we finally got to Drangarnir and were so amazed by the view of the two sea stacks and the striking islet Tindhólmur in the background. We ended up staying at Drangarnir for five hours so that we could watch the sunset from there. It was absolutely magical! When it became darker the captain picked us up, and despite the challenge to get onboard the boat when the raging waves smashed against the shore, we were so happy we didn’t had to hike back in the darkness.
    • Oh Queenstown No trip to New Zealand’s South Island without visiting this amazing place. Queenstown is situated by the shore line of the enormous Lake Wakatipu and close to the stunning mountain range the Remarkables, and its beauty is quite spectacular. Don’t you think?
    • Those Copenhagen sunsets I’ve always loved a good sunset, and one of the best sunset spot in Copenhagen is undoubtably touristy but charming Nyhavn.
    • One of the many spectacular views in the Faroe Islands. When I drove to Gásadalur, the first stop on my road trip, I admit that I had difficulties focusing on the drive because I was so mesmerised by this incredible view of the spectacular sea stacks Drangarnir and the striking islet Tindhólmur. During my five days in the North Atlantic archipelago, it happened several times that I was so captivated by the landscape that I sometimes think I was lucky not to crash. If you’re interested, you can read my complete five-day Faroe Islands itinerary that includes all the jaw-dropping spots on the blog now. Link in bio.
    • Tickets are booked, Sydney I’m coming back! For 1,5 years this beautiful city was my home, and since I moved back to Copenhagen in June, Sydney has been on my mind every single day! Words can’t described how excited I am to go back in November for my graduation. 👩🏻‍🎓
    • Beautiful Gjógv It’s not often I’m excited about bad weather but when I visited Gjógv last week, I found the moody weather to be the perfect contrast to this very picturesque gorge!
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