by Bianca Ohannessian Scuba diving in the digital age certainly encompasses a lot more than just your basic dive kit and a battered-looking log book. Aside from an array of gadgets and equipment, there’s a vast sea of apps out there that will help you get the most out of your underwater experience, and help… Read More Dive into a Sea of Scuba Apps
The petite Portuguese city of Porto has a lot going for it: history, culture, cuisine, nightlife and a pretty city centre plastered with beautifully decorated tiles. You’d be forgiven for not wanting to venture any further. If you do have more than 48 hours in Porto however, then you’ll find a whole array of interesting… Read More Perfect Day Trips Outside Porto
October sees a wave of Pacific Island-inspired events wash over the capital. 250 years after Captain Cook’s first voyage to Oceania in 1768, it’s a chance to discover the ancient histories and arts of this region that existed before the encounter and learn the impact it’s had since. It’s a history that’s transformed over the… Read More A Wave of Oceania Events Arrives in London
Nowhere does beach-chic quite like Mykonos. From the style-conscious crowd that fills sand-fringed dance floors to the polished yet rustic decor of the luxury beach clubs, good looks are high on the agenda. Although there’s a lot more to the Greek party island than glamorous bars, including the beautiful natural scenery and outdoor adventures, you… Read More A Micro Guide to Mykonos Beach Clubs
by Alice Mariscotti-Wyatt The Bathing Ship, a swimming pool which floats in the Spree, has long been one of my favourite places in Berlin. But since moving here I’ve discovered this city has a whole lot more weird, wonderful and beautiful pools. Perhaps it’s because Berlin is at least 2 hours from the coast, but… Read More Swim in Berlin
by Bianca Ohannessian Urban meets aquatic along the beautiful coastal walk that winds its way around the western edge of Lebanon’s capital city, Beirut. Lined with palm trees and looking out across the glistening Mediterranean Sea, a stroll along the attractive Corniche walkway is a great way to spend an afternoon in Beirut. You’ll find… Read More The Corniche: Beirut’s Coastal Promenade
by Bianca Ohannessian Earlier this month, dancers from all across the globe gathered in Paris for Europe’s largest Polynesian dance competition. Linked to the Heiva competitions, the two-day Heiva i Paris extravaganza held at the Bobino Theatre in Montparnasse is now in its fifth year. It sees troupes competing in front of a panel of… Read More Heiva i Paris: A celebration of Tahitian dance
