A set of pictures taken with Sony 16mm G

Panoramic images from New Zealand’s South Island, including a selection of very high-resolution captures.

Winter Adventures

Scenes from Ireland

Places along the way as we ride.

Images including Extravagant Gesture our Trimaran

The picturesque island of Madeira is a must visit location. The island offers palaces, botanical gardens, a cruise port, fine dining and wines. The island’s sub tropical climate makes it a popular tourist destination throughout the year, the port of Funchal is popular with the cruising fraternity and large cruise ships visit daily throughout the year.

Nestled on the lush south coast of Vanua Levu—Fiji's second-largest island—Savusavu is a charming coastal town often called "Fiji's hidden paradise" or "best-kept secret." With a population of around 3,372, it blends authentic Fijian culture, geothermal wonders, and pristine marine life in a relaxed, less-touristy vibe compared to hotspots like the Mamanucas. Shaped by its deepwater harbor (once eyed by the U.S. Navy in WWII as a fleet hideout), Savusavu feels worlds away from the hustle, offering a gateway to eco-adventures, village immersion, and "Fiji Time" at its finest. It's in the heart of Melanesia, embodying Oceania's tropical allure with volcanic hot springs bubbling right in town. Perched on 17 acres of a former coconut plantation along the serene Savusavu Bay on Vanua Levu—Fiji's rugged second-largest island—the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort is an award-winning five-star eco-retreat embodying the essence of Melanesian paradise in Oceania. Named after the famed explorer and son of Jacques Cousteau, this family-friendly haven prioritizes sustainability, marine conservation, and authentic Fijian (iTaukei) culture, blending luxury with immersive eco-adventures. With just 25 open-air bures (traditional thatched villas) dotting lush gardens and a private beach, it offers intimate seclusion amid turquoise waters, vibrant reefs, and rainforested hills—perfect for those seeking a deeper connection to Fiji's natural and cultural heartbeat, much like the unspoiled vibes of nearby Savusavu town.

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Ansichten von Mels

Verschiedene Ansichten auf der Sennisalp

Verschiedene Ansichten des Chapfensees, bei Mels

This collection of ten images captures the raw, unspoiled beauty of the Yasawa Islands in Fiji, a pristine tropical paradise renowned for its untouched beaches and crystal-clear waters. Each photograph showcases the serene allure of unresorted shores, where nature reigns supreme, free from the crowds of more accessible destinations. From powdery white sands to vibrant coral reefs shimmering beneath turquoise waves, these images evoke a profound connection to Fiji’s authentic natural splendor and rich cultural heritage. The series invites viewers to imagine the tranquil solitude and raw beauty of these remote beaches, accessible only through dedication and a yearning for unfiltered adventure.

Bukama’s lifestyle reflects centuries-old Fijian traditions, with clans living on land overseen by a chief. The head of each family collaborates with the chief on matters like farming, schooling, and healthcare. Modern amenities have been integrated, but the village retains its cultural roots. For example, visitors may observe daily life, such as locals crafting jewelry or playing music, like acoustic renditions of popular songs. Housing in Bukama Village on Yasawa Island, Fiji, reflects traditional Fijian practices with a blend of modern influences. Homes are typically constructed using local materials like wood, bamboo, and palm fronds for thatched roofs, though some incorporate modern materials such as concrete or corrugated metal. These structures are often simple, designed to suit the tropical climate, with open layouts for ventilation.