Our Wai Chaek expedition turned out to be something special. The evening before, we had spotted a long yellow strip on our Koh Chang map on the very south of the island. On the map it said...
Category - Beachtime Stories
…anecdotes, memories, and accounts from travel experiences and beachlife.
Pigs in Paradise: The Swimming Pigs of Exuma
If your day is a little gray, if you need some inspiration, if you are not sure you can do it… Then just remind yourself that even pigs can swim! This is the preview of the amazing...
The Samui Tattoo – no it isn’t ink
has become common to get a tattoo while traveling in South-East Asia. Prices are low, quality and artistry are mostly good. And then it’s kind of cool to have something printed on you...
Repulse Bay and the Beach Selfie Tours
You might know Hong Kong as the mother of Bruce Lee, and as one of the most densely populated areas in the world. But did you also know that Hong Kong has beautiful natural spots and...
Why is Tourism Sustainability a Contradiction?
At a public travel fair in Copenhagen, Denmark the “Tourism Sustainability” booth was like a deserted island. The two lone sustainability advisers in the booth were killing time...
Discovering Beaches on Nias Island, Indonesia
Interview with Sustainable Tourism Advisor, Björn Svensson Today we are lucky to be joined by a professional beach surveyor! Björn Svensson has an impressive career as a tourism...
Secluded Beaches are Full of Debris
Beach debris Ironically, secluded beaches that have yet to be captured by tourism often appear dirtier because debris washed up by the sea remains untouched. Earlier this summer, I spoke to...