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Hardware you can travel the world with

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Remember when I was traveling around the world?
I told you what I was carrying around in my backpack and why. I would like to get back to this with you today on electronic equipment that I use to travel around the world.

When I chose my hardware equipment before I left, I did a lot of research and asked myself many questions. It was time for me to upgrade all my gear, but I had several constraints: budget, weight, and performance.

After talking to other travelers, pulling my hair out and spending several hours on Amazon and other sites, these are the things I chose and took with me to the four corners of the world.

prepare your backpack the right way

I hope that this list and these explanations will be useful for you to bring the right electronic equipment around the world.

Laptop or computer for touring

I chose a MacBook Pro. I was looking for something reliable, light and sturdy to be able to write this blog, work on my photos, use the Internet and store everything.

This Apple-branded computer was the right compromise because it weighs 1.2kg, is slightly larger than a netbook, but has the power and storage of a standard laptop computer. What I didn’t like about the tablets was the lack of keyboard and hard drive space.

I confess that I do not regret my choice and that it works very well now three years later: I was able to blog, store my photos, use the Internet, watch movies and even make my videos.

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Negative aspects

If you are in direct sunlight, it is difficult to see the screen. For the rest, it’s top of the line. I keep it in a simple protective cover at all times.

Smartphone

hardware to bring on a travelI’ve never been a big fan of the phone and even today, more than a month after returning home; I still don’t have a mobile phone number.

I never had a smartphone before I left, but I decided to invest in an unlocked used phone, a Samsung Galaxy Note 5.
Likewise, despite the few shocks it took, it survived and still works very well. Did I use it to stay in touch with my family, use Instagram, use card applications to avoid getting lost, take photos on the spot, such as scanners, alarm clocks, flashlights, currency converters, translators, with local SIM cards?

In short, the uses of a smartphone are endless, and I am now convinced, even if I am still not a big fan of the phone. I kept it in a very simple hull, and it withstood its many falls to the ground and changes in climate. I also used an Aquapac waterproof cover to carry it in the water with me. No leaks to report, but I could only take pictures on the surface and not underwater.

Camera

I’m still smiling when I think about the camera I was using to blog before I left. I left without much photography knowledge, and a world tour didn’t seem like the best time to test my talents with a Reflex.

I wanted a suitable device that didn’t take up too much space, and I found my happiness with a Sony RX100. It is a compact, expertly designed and compact, which allows you to make many adjustments just like a reflex, but which is discreet and fits in your pocket. I don’t regret my choice, and I was able to take my camera and draw it in all circumstances, at parties and even in places not recommended in South America. I’m not sure I would have done the same thing with a more prominent device. I am delighted with it, and I still have many functions to explore.

However, I broke the flash in the first few weeks and couldn’t have it repaired on the road. I used a basic cover with a pocket to carry my extra battery and SD cards. I kept the large cards in my chest pocket when I was on the move. So if someone stole my camera, I always had SD cards and recent photos!

Kindle

I’ve always been a follower of the real books, but now I’m converted. A reading light on a journey is happiness for large readers-travelers. I could still have hundreds of books on me, and it was no longer a tragedy every time I finished a book on a bus ride of more than 12 hours.

I had the basic Kindle and a case to protect it, and I am delighted with it. To read, it’s perfect, and there’s no need for more. The battery lasts several weeks, and it is straightforward to download new books in Wifi.

So here’s my electronic equipment for this round-the-world tour.

I must confess that I was fully satisfied. I just wish I had a wide-angle lens for my Asian photos, an anti-shock camera that goes underwater for snorkeling and adventure, a Go Pro for Australia and a tablet to watch movies.

Extreme travel: 2 new creative destinations!

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visit the titanic shipwreck

 

Worldwide travel agencies compete in imagination to offer ever more surprising expeditions. In June, the first tourists will be able to descend on the shipwreck of the “Titanic” boat. An incredible experience.

A hundred thousand dollars! It seems overpriced, and yet. Compared to a first class ticket of 1912 ($4,000), the year the “Titanic” was inaugurated, it is not expensive. This is what the nine passengers who will board the OceanGate submarine “Cyclops 2” in June have paid to observe the wreck.

It is to say the exceptional character of this descent to the abysses for which 54 people have already made their reservation. Since April 14, 1912, the reputedly unsinkable liner has been lying at a depth of 4,000 meters for one hundred and six years and has been attacked by a bacterium, the well-named “Halomonas titanicae,” which gnaws at a rate of 600 kilos per day! So much so that, in forty years, there may no longer be “Titanic.”

For the nine tourists, the journey will start by helicopter from St. Petersburg. The vessel was stationed above the wreckage 600 kilometers from Newfoundland. The whole excursion will be eight days but, of course, not to the bottom of the water. During two days, passengers will receive a briefing by scientists and experts on the history of the “Titanic.”

Those who wish to can “help” the technical team prepares for the descent, declares OceanGate. Because the submarine is an observation instrument designed to map the ship in 3D to study the speed with which it decays. It is from the third to the sixth day, in groups of three and depending on the weather, that the three-hour descent will take place. Accompanied by a pilot and an expert, they will descend towards the wreck to the highlight of the show: the famous grand staircase (photo). Clients will be able to assist the scientist with his readings. Not sure however that tourist who has paid so much want to scribble figures on paper.

As close to the aurora australis as possible

Not everyone has the chance to admire the northern lights of the North Pole. New Zealanders, for example. On the other hand, they are not so far from the South Pole, where the southern lights, less frequent, are visible at certain times of the year. This gave Air New Zealand the idea of chartering a flight solely for this purpose: to observe the phenomenon as closely as possible. After two hours of flight, the 130 passengers can admire this spectacle of green lights for four hours, still in flight. What about the passengers stuck in the middle seat?

The company has thought about them and did not offer them for sale. That explains the ticket price: 2 600 dollars in eco and 5 200 dollars in business. The idea made small because a Canadian company, Air North, proposes flights only intended for the observation of the aurora borealis. And for $525. It must be said that it is much less far. But as beautiful!

Visiting Nusa Penida for the first time: Must-see sites, dream beaches and viewpoints

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Nusa Penida is the dream island that faces the east coast of Bali and attracts more and more tourists year after year with its breathtaking views from its high limestone cliffs, its dream beaches, its lush jungle and its seabed inhabited by manta rays to be met by scuba diving or simply snorkeling.

The island of Nusa Penida has long been neglected by tourists because, for the Balinese, it houses a demon that blows all possible misfortunes on the island of the Gods. It is therefore not for nothing that the nickname of Nusa Penida is the island of demons. And yet, what natural beauties to discover in Nusa Penida!

It is in 2015 that tourism began to develop, especially thanks to Instagram, because the sites offering pure visual slaps on heavenly coves with turquoise waters are numerous from the top of the cliffs that border the island.

On the other hand, to access below the paradisiacal beaches of Nusa Penida, it is often another story. We tell you everything in this new article of our travel blog following a week of exploration of the little sister of Bali in December 2020 while the world is plunged into a health crisis without precedent.

All our tips for visiting Nusa Penida for the first time

1.1 How long to stay in Nusa Penida?

We spent 10 days exploring Nusa Penida. Most travelers stay 4 days and 3 nights but we didn’t want to settle for the most touristic spots. So we take the time to explore other treasures of the island. The most hurried travelers can make a round trip in the day from Bali but they will obviously see only 2 or 3 Instagrammable sites.

1.2 What about travel insurance for travel to Indonesia and Nusa Penida

To subscribe to a travel insurance is mandatory to travel in Indonesia. It is also necessary to have a certificate related to the Covid.

It is also better to always be alert about health costs when traveling abroad and even more so when traveling to the end of the world like Nusa Penida. We therefore advise you to check your current contracts and contact Chapka, one of the specialists in travel insurance. Chapka insures us for years and we have never had any problems with them. You can read our article on travel insurance where we detail their services. By filling out this short form, you will see in the blink of an eye which formula best suits your needs.

1.3 How to get to Nusa Penida?

Getting to Nusa Penida from Bali is really easy and the travel time is relatively short. As for all boat trips, everything depends on the swell of course.

There are 2 possible departure points and 2 possible arrival points.

You can leave from Sanur or Kusamba in Bali and arrive at Toyapakeh or Sampalan on Nusa Penida.

From Sanur, the trip takes about 30 minutes by speed boat. We leave with our feet in the water but we arrive at a pontoon in Nusa Penida. The price of the journey is 150 000 Rps/pers. We opted for the company Angel Billabong but there is plethora of maritime companies. For information, we see Nusa Lembongan during the crossing and the volcano Agung if the weather is clear enough.

2. Our itinerary to discover Nusa Penida with map

Exploration of North Nusa Penida

Day 1: Arrival in Penida from Sanur. Scooter rental on the spot and installation at the hotel. Walk to Cristal Bay and Pandan beach. Dinner at Penida Colada beach bar.
Day 2 : ½ day diving with Julia and Antoine from Purple Dive Penida. Dinner at Secret Penida Café.
Exploration of the South and East of Nusa Penida

Day 3: Departure by scooter to the south of Nusa Penida. Check-in at The Raja Lima resort & Spa.
Day 4: Discovery of more or less known viewpoints.
Day 5: Diamond beach and visit of a temple in a huge cave, Giri Putri.
Day 6: Suwehan beach and Atuh beach.

Punta Cana Travel Guide – Make the Most of Your Vacation

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Punta Cana is a tropical paradise. With its beaches, golf courses, and nightclubs, it is the perfect place to spend a tropical vacation. However, if you don’t know where to start, it can be intimidating. You may not know where to find your hotel, what airport to go to, and where to find your flight. With a Punta Cana travel guide, you’ll be able to make the most of your time there.

It has beaches

Punta Cana is a beautiful beach town, where you can swim, snorkel, and enjoy water sports. The beaches of Punta Cana face both the Atlantic and Caribbean oceans. Visitors can participate in various water sports including surfing, deep sea fishing, and swimming with sharks and stingrays. Beachgoers can also enjoy horseback riding and other activities. The beaches are incredibly hot, so be prepared to get wet.

The weather in Punta Cana is tropical, with consistent temperatures year-round. The average temperature is 26 degC during the day and about 20 degrees during the evening. The most popular time to visit is during the hot and humid season, which lasts from May to October. In this period, daytime temperatures can rise to 35 degC, and evening temperatures are around 20 degrees.

Punta Cana offers a number of different types of beaches. The main beach is Playa Bavaro, which is the busiest of the Punta Cana beaches. It has four public access points, and is surrounded by palm trees. There are several hotels and restaurants in the area, including the Barcelo Bavaro Beach and Palace Deluxe Resorts.

If you’re looking for something more adventurous, try some snorkeling. You can swim with dolphins and stingrays and snorkel alongside the reef. In addition to the beaches, you can also go on a sailing or catamaran cruise. Other activities include horseback riding and safari tours.

Punta Cana has 8 main beaches. These are wide, and are covered with clean, golden sand. Some are even certified by the European Blue Flag organization, which imposes strict environmental and water quality standards. In fact, the Dominican Republic has more Blue Flag beaches than any other Caribbean island.

It has golf courses

If you’re interested in playing a game while on vacation, Punta Cana has a number of world-class courses that are sure to please golf enthusiasts of all skill levels. For instance, Punta Cana’s 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Punta Espada has waterside holes, lush landscaping, and many other features that will keep you coming back for more. The course, which is part of the Punta Cana Nature Reserve, was rated one of the best golf courses in the Caribbean and Mexico by Golfweek in 2011. Its course design seamlessly blends into its natural environment, making it a great choice for even the most discerning golfer.

The Dominican Republic is one of the world’s leading golf destinations and boasts four courses on the Editor’s Golf Digest list in 2021. The Punta Espada Golf Club, located in the town of Cap Cana, was named the Caribbean’s Best Golf Resort. The Punta Cana Resort & Club has 45 holes of championship golf, including the world-famous Corales course, designed by Tom Fazio.

Golf enthusiasts can choose between two 18-hole courses: the La Cana Golf Club and the Corales Golf Club. The former opened in 2001 and is located inland compared to the other two courses. However, both courses feature some holes that are near the sea. There are also some more luxurious courses located in Punta Cana, such as the Casa de Campo. Whether you’re interested in trying one of the new Punta Cana courses, you can be sure that you’ll find a place that’s perfect for you.

The Punta Espada golf course features eight holes that meander along the seaside and a few holes that feature stunning views. The Punta Espada course is also surprisingly hilly, and hosts the PGA Cap Cana Championship three years in a row. Punta Cana also offers the Corales course, which opened in 2010 and is designed by Tom Fazio. This course is less difficult than the Punta Espada course but is still an enjoyable experience.

It has nightclubs

If you want to dance the night away, Punta Cana has nightclubs to suit your taste. The most popular nightclub is Coco Bongo, which has live music and an exquisite interior design. This club opens daily and closes at dawn. Its premium “Gold Member” membership gives you access to international drinks and other exclusive benefits.

If you are looking for a place to dance the night away in the Dominican Republic, Punta Cana is the ideal destination. Punta Cana’s nightlife scene includes many bars and clubs, as well as dance parties, tours, and other nightlife options. Punta Cana is also a great location for a bachelor or bachelorette party.

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana has Oro Nightclub, which is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11 p.m. until 4 a.m. This club hosts DJs, live performances, and dance parties. Entrance is about $ 60-$75 per person and includes open bars.

Although Punta Cana is mostly suited to youth recreation, it can also be an excellent place for a family vacation. Punta Cana has a great selection of hotels and nightclubs for all tastes. There are some very noisy discos, while others are more tranquil.

It has shopping

If you’re looking for souvenirs or a last-minute gift, Punta Cana has several shopping options. The locals are friendly and there are many bargains to be had. You can find quality artisan work and unique treasures. Make sure to leave plenty of time for shopping.

Most Punta Cana resorts include a supermarket, aimed at tourists and locals alike. Bavaro has the most supermarkets, but you can also find them near other resorts. You’ll find that prices are a fraction of what you would pay in the US. For example, a gallon of milk will only cost RD$190, and a bottle of wine will run you about RD$380.

If you plan on bringing cash, don’t forget to exchange money. You’ll find better exchange rates at the local banks, known as Casa de Cambio. You can also find ATM machines in most communities. The Dominican Republic uses its own currency, but US dollars and Euros are widely accepted by most vendors. However, it’s a good idea to carry pesos in case of emergencies.

More restrictions when traveling to the US

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The US Administration has decided to impose new and stricter security measures for flights to the United States, without however generalising the ban on laptops on board aircraft.

Washington’s new measures include “tighter” controls on passengers en route to the United States, and “increased checks” on their electronic devices, Internal Security Minister John Kelly said in a speech in the U. S. capital on Wednesday, June 28.

Only if airlines do not implement these new measures will they be forced to ban laptops – and other electronic devices larger than a telephone – not only from the cabin of their aircraft but also from the bunkers.

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Best Travel Destinations Post COVID Pandemic

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Despite the restrictions and quarantines caused by the COVID pandemic, there are still some places that you can visit without fear. These places include American Samoa, Barbados, and Costa Rica. If you’re worried about getting infected, check with your travel agency for more information.

Costa Rica

If you’re planning a vacation after the COVID pandemic, Costa Rica is a great place to go. Although the country is not immune to the virus, there is no need to worry about quarantine. The country has been one of the safest destinations for travelers who are vaccinated and don’t have any other health conditions. Despite the recent virus outbreak, the country has maintained one of the lowest fatality rates in Latin America. As of this writing, air travel to Costa Rica is still open, but travelers are still required to carry proof of health insurance. Vaccinated travelers are exempt from the health insurance requirement.

Despite the recent epidemic, Costa Rica has continued to be a popular destination for tourists. The country has a well-developed health care system and strict regulations. In addition, the country has received a “Global Safe Travels” stamp from the WTTC. The government and private sector are also working on a new webpage for Costa Rica’s convention bureau that lists affiliate companies. The country also offers virtual and hybrid events and a variety of wellness programs.

Best travel destinations post covid pandemic

American Samoa

As a destination post COVID pandemic, American Samoa has remained safe for visitors, though it is important to note some restrictions. For example, public transportation is limited on Sundays and alcohol is prohibited. You can apply for a 90-day Visitor Permit once you arrive on the island. However, entry requirements may change at any time, so make sure to check with your nearest High Commission or Consulate to determine the latest requirements.

Although the tourism industry is still small by international standards, American Samoa is a beautiful and unique destination. The country is home to a diverse culture, which attracts visitors from around the world. The island does not require vaccinations and most hotels are locally owned.

Barbados

If you’re looking for a safe Caribbean vacation, look no further than Barbados. The island’s post-Covid pandemic response has been world-class, setting the bar for other island nations. The island’s strict lockdown measures, including mask wearing and contact tracing, kept cases down throughout 2020 and into early 2021. Although the number of cases has increased in the first few months of 2021, the situation is under control now.

While the region remains a safe destination, travellers should still exercise precautions. It’s important to protect oneself against the virus, and to avoid contact with animals as much as possible. Travellers should wash their hands frequently and practice good sneezing and coughing etiquette. In addition, travelers should be aware of the risk of contracting other illnesses, including sexually transmitted diseases.

Mexico

While the country is one of the safest travel destinations after the COVID pandemic, there are still precautions to take when traveling there. For example, travelers who had a previous bout of the disease should not travel outside the country and should have a negative COVID 19 test before going on a trip to Mexico. Additionally, vaccinations are becoming more widely available in Mexico, with around 26 percent of the population fully vaccinated.

Despite the dangers posed by the virus, travel to Mexico has increased in recent months. The country continues to attract visitors and has the highest volume of business travel bookings in Latin America. In fact, tourism supports over 4.5 million jobs in the country. There are over 130 million people in the country.

British Virgin Islands

While the British Virgin Islands are one of the most desirable travel destinations post-covid pandemic, travelers should remember to follow strict safety precautions. It is imperative to get vaccinated against the virus and abide by updated protocol. The British Virgin Islands have miles of pristine beaches and incredible resorts.

Though the CDC does not provide an official target date for herd immunity, Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. said the government hopes to have it back to normal soon. “We are already seeing an increase in American tourists. We are seeing more travelers from America,” said Bryan, during a visit to the islands last December.

Sint Maarten

Sint Maarten has a longstanding relationship with the United States and is one of the top tourist destinations for Sint Maarten citizens. Thousands of people from the island travel to the United States each year for a vacation. There are certain health precautions that travelers should follow when visiting Sint Maarten.

For example, travelers to Sint Maarten must have COVID-19 insurance. They must report their temperature for five days and report any flu-like symptoms. The government has set up an online system where travelers can submit their information. If they are vaccinated, there is no need to fill out the form. Most lodging facilities will have temperature measuring equipment.

Best Travel Destinations in 2023 – Off the Beaten Path

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Best Travel Destinations in 2023 – Off the Beaten Path

When planning your next holiday, it’s wise to search out travel destinations off the beaten track. Not only are these places less touristy, but they still offer plenty of activities for all ages – like swimming with marine iguanas or snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef! You never know what adventures await you when exploring these lesser-known gems of Australia!

The Hottests Travel Destinations in 2023 according to us!

While many people are familiar with popular destinations like the Great Barrier Reef or a river cruise through Southeast Asia, there are also many lesser-known gems that offer an unforgettable experience. Lonely Planet’s “Best in Travel” list features 30 destinations around the world ranked according to factors like friendliness and foodie-friendliness; these places were chosen based on various criteria.

Best travel destinations in 2023

It is essential to note that each of these destinations has been carefully curated with expert local perspectives, giving visitors a more complete idea of what can be expected when visiting them.

  • Zagori, Greece: If you’re planning a trip here in 2023, the Greek countryside offers plenty of traditional culture and delicious cuisine to explore. Hiking is the best way to take in all this natural splendor – from rugged mountains and steep forests to foaming rivers. Don’t miss out on seeing Vikos Gorge – one of the world’s deepest gorges – during your hike as it takes in all this stunning natural splendor.
  • Fes, Morocco: Fes is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that exudes culture at every turn and should not be missed by anyone interested in exploring Morocco’s medieval architecture. Inside you’ll find the world’s largest intact medieval city with over 9,500 winding streets and alleys for an immersive sensory experience.
  • Cambodia: Famed for its ancient temples and tombs in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Cambodia offers so much more to explore than just its iconic landmarks. Its beaches are pristine and serene, its cuisine delicious, and you can explore wildlife too.
  • Bali: For those seeking an exotic vacation, this Indonesian island has plenty to offer. Its beaches are fringed by coconut palms, the water is warm and clear, and there are several luxurious hotels to choose from.
  • Croatia: Korcula, recently added to the World Heritage List, is perfect for adventurers seeking something off the beaten path. There are plenty of hiking trails and waterfalls to discover here, plus plenty of glamping and camping options to choose from.
  • Bhutan: This Himalayan kingdom has long been a favorite destination for backpackers and trekkers, but in 2023 there will be an influx of luxurious mountain lodges opening. Making Bhutan even more of a luxury choice than before, if you’re searching for an outdoorsy getaway that embraces nature, Bhutan could be the ideal destination.

How to go on holiday for a couple at a low price?

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Do you dream of going on holiday cheaply but you lack inspiration?

There are many ways to travel at the best price/quality ratio and several low-budget destinations. Whether it’s for a couple getaway or a stay with your best friend, take advantage of useful tips to make a trip at a low price.

Couple destinations to go on holiday at low prices

The ideal way to travel on a small budget is of course to choose a destination where the cost of living is low. But while many countries meet this criterion, security is not always there.

For example, in Eritrea, the average monthly salary is $38, but yet this country, which is nicknamed “the open air prison,” is not a dream destination, actually far from it. So, instead, go to more lenient states.

In Europe, Hungary, Bulgaria or Greece will offer you a total change of scenery at a reduced cost. This way, you can save on your plane tickets, accommodation and restaurants to go on a cheap holiday.

A little further on, India, Laos or Sri Lanka extend their arms to you. You will undoubtedly have a pleasant stay there.

Flexibility, the winning asset of a cheap holiday

While being flexible about your destination can allow you to seize significant opportunities, the flexibility of your holiday dates will open the doors to many stays. Indeed, over certain periods, prices fall sharply.

For example, if you can travel out of season or out of school holidays, you will benefit from unbeatable rates. It will allow you to target more prominent destinations.

Find flights at the best price

If you have an exact destination in mind and fixed departure and arrival dates, then flight comparators will be your best friends to go on a cheap vacation.

Indeed, these online tools will allow you to consult all airlines’ fares at once. Some go even further: they will suggest that you compare price comparators to find the best price.

When and where to buy your ticket?

Be aware that airlines vary the fares for the same seat. Generally speaking, the sooner you book your flight, the better the ticket will be. It is what companies call “early birds” fares. Similarly, prices fluctuate according to the days of the week. It is on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday that you will find the best rates for a cheap holiday.

While it is now evident that you will find the best rates on the Internet, the price will vary depending on the country from which you connect. A trick is to install a travel VPN and simulate a connection from another country. Why not the one at your destination. You will see that, for example, rates will be lower on the Lufthansa India site.

German Delights: The Scrumptious Reasons to Visit the German Countryside

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Hey guys! Welcome back to another post! I’m super excited to discuss today’s topic. One of the very best reasons to travel is to taste new things. I know you’re nodding your head!

One of the best places to really stretch your taste buds is Germany. The wonderful thing about Germany is that is has a lot of countryside action going on. Each region has its own cuisine! So wherever you go, you’ll be sure to be treated to something that you can’t really get anywhere else. Now let me share my best reasons for eating—of course I mean travelling—to Germany!

Maultasche

A traditional dish that’s very reminiscent of ravioli but bigger! When I first heard about it when I visiting Swabia, I was stoked! What you can find inside is a lovely concoction of finely minced meat, spinach, a few veggies, fresh herbs, and even smoked meat.

I particularly loved the history about this dish. As it turns out, this dish was created as a sort of hack to the system during Holy Week where meat was traditionally avoided. They made the meat miniscule and the veggies so large that it completely hid the meat. Well the jig is up and it’s delicious!

Hasenpfeffer

This one is a traditional stew! I don’t know about you guys but I’m crazy for stew! You should probably avoid this if you aren’t cool about eating rabbit but let me tell you: you will be missing out! The meat is cut into manageable sizes and it is super tender when you bite into it. The onions are kind of see-through as it’s braised for while. The marinade of wine and vinegar and seasoning is just divine!

Zweibelkuchen

This is a savory pie that literally translates into “onion cake”. If you’re a fan of French onion soup, you’ll definitely love this one. This one has bacon! So you can expect creamy and savory flavors combining in beautiful harmony.

There are so many other things I can add to this list but I have to cut this short. If you guys have any questions, as always, you can reach me at [email protected]. Until next time!