What if it was the most beautiful place in New Zealand? In a country with no shortage of wonders, the south of the Canterbury region stands out for its beauty, just a three-hour drive from Christchurch. From Lake Tekapo to Mount Cook, the landscapes are extraordinary... by day and by night! Come with me for a road trip on the Starlight Highway that you won't soon forget. I’ll also give you two great campsites suggestions to spend the night, in a tent or campervan!

Since the day I first set foot there in October 2016, my love for Melbourne has never weakened. First, there are all the objective reasons that make it a city recognised as one of the most pleasant to live in the world: its cafes and restaurants, its dynamic cultural scene, its multiple parks... But above all, there are all the unforgettable memories that I have accumulated there over the years. I wanted to reveal you some of these slices of life, while taking the opportunity to show you my favourite places in Melbourne. With this article, head to the bustling Chapel Street and the neighbourhoods of Prahran and Windsor!

Italy is a wonderful country. Between the splendour of Rome, the landscapes of Tuscany, the canals of Venice and the beaches of Sardinia, it's hard to choose a destination for your next holidays... And why not Naples and Campania? From the ruins of Pompeii to the island of Procida and the Amalfi Coast, the region has no shortage of wonders, and the trip I did there in February 2020 remains an unforgettable memory. So don’t hesitate any longer, pack your bags and follow me for a week of holidays around Naples!

First stop on the itinerary for many tourists visiting Australia, Sydney is without a doubt the most beautiful city in the country. Its extraordinary geographical location, between the Blue Mountains to the west, the Pacific coast to the east and this fabulous bay around which it stretches, makes it one of the most photogenic cities in the world! From the iconic Opera House to the beaches of Bondi and Manly, here is my selection of 10 unmissable activities in Sydney.

Most of the people travelling between Melbourne and Sydney take the Huge Highway, the large motorway cutting through Australia’s south-east. It’s the fastest option, but if you’d rather take your time, another longer and less frequented route would be perfect for you: the Princes Highway. For about 1,000 kilometers, this road which follows the coast for most of its itinerary will allow you to discover stunning beaches, cute towns, and even a koala island! So if you’re going on a road trip from Melbourne to Sydney, here are 12 places you have to see along the Princes Highway.

I have always been very lucky in my travels. I never had an accident or serious health problems, nor even suffered a last-minute flight cancellation. The most difficult moment I ever had to face was when I lost my luggage at Bangkok's airport at the very beginning of my first trip to Australia in 2016. But that was before travelling to South America. Here is the story of a trip that I will never forget…

Is there an image that symbolises Australia better than the Sydney Opera House? This architectural masterpiece is one of these iconic buildings that everyone can identify at first glance, just like the Statue of Liberty, the pyramids of Egypt of the Eiffel Tower. That's why on this 20th of October 2023, exactly 50 years after its inauguration, I wanted to pay tribute to this extraordinary building and to the men who designed it, taking my inspiration from the work of the Japanese artist Hokusai: here are 36 views of the Sydney Opera House.

In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, more than 4,000 kilometers from the west coast of the United States, an archipelago of 137 islands and islets defies the waves: Hawaii. Maui is the second largest island, and this is where I chose to spend my first week in the archipelago, during my trip to this part of the world in the fall of 2017. I had reserved a bed at Banana Bungalow hostel, and the least I can say is that I didn't regret my choice... Here's why!

Released in 1987, The Joshua Tree by U2 is probably my all-time favourite album. I’ve listened to it countless times, always with the same pleasure and the same emotions. So when I visited the Joshua Tree National Park in California during spring 2018, there was only one soundtrack option… While I was driving in this gorgeous place, listening to these songs that I loved, an idea came to my mind: combining both experiences, the music and the landscape. This is the result of this idea, this is The Joshua Tree, an album and a National Park.

In the spring of 2018, I realised one of my dreams: I did an unforgettable six-week road trip in the American West. Between a very complicated beginning in Los Angeles, the discovery of the Anza-Borrego desert and the emotion of a visit to Salvation Mountain, here is the story of the first few days of this journey.