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Our Trips: in Photos, Stories and Videos.

Our eco-travels, are shared with you in photos, stories and videos so that we can express more than just a sense of leisure travel but rather a broader experience of the places we visit. We hope to raise an awareness for the beauty and fragility of our planet and present it to you as we see it in the eyes of tourists.

Each trip contains a series of stories in which we present a Visual Tour, an idea of location and time through the Itinerary and informative stories relating to specific subjects. The story, Kids’ Stuff!, showing at the bottom of the list of stories is intended for kids but certainly enjoyable for adults. As you might expect it shows a lot of baby animals and contains short texts that explain simple facts.

Special Edition: CHINA

Interesting and very educational video from a group of young people presenting a not censored footage on pollution in China. My special edition is on China. It’s the Olympics, good timing. Never been to China. Declined an invitation to go last year! Thanks to VBS.TV, I now understand more the comments on pollution from my friends returning from the China tour last year.

GALAPAGOS 08

Just got back... updating photos and stories, keep checking with us. So far... Interesting stuff in story Sharks in trouble. A visit of Quito, North Ecuador with a video from Metropolitan Touring. A visit to the Amazon Basin, stayed at La Selva Jungle Lodge, a super place. Where are the Galapagos Islands? Galapagos Islands are 600 miles away from the main land and they belong to Ecuador. Click here to see a Map of Ecuador, courtesy of Wikipedia

ANTARCTICA 08

Antarctica, South Georgia and The Falkland Islands Jan 3rd to 23rd ‘08 Aboard the MS Clipper Adventurer With Zegrahm Expedition This trip was very educational in so many ways. We were with wonderful people. Zegrahm staff and the ship crew had many years of experience with Antarctica. Zegrahm leaders were so knowledgeable and their approach to show us Antarctica was filled with their respect for the place. Their desire to make us aware of the fragility of Antarctica was transparent through the great lectures, recaps of the day’s excursions and fun anecdotes.