Greencaviar Travel

Italy has long been known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and delectable cuisine. With several visits to this picturesque country under my belt, I thought I had seen it all. However, my recent adventure to Southern Italy, specifically Taormina, left me in awe and completely enchanted. It's safe to say that Taormina has claimed its spot as my new favorite city in Italy. I had originally planned to trek up the iconic Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, but the scorching heat convinced me otherwise. Little did I know that this change of plans would lead to an unforgettable experience. As the bus wound its way up the rugged mountain roads towards Taormina, I couldn't help but be captivated by the breathtaking scenery. The journey itself was an adventure, with each turn revealing a more awe-inspiring view of the Sicilian landscape. The Mediterranean Sea stretched out endlessly on one side, while the imposing figure of Mount Etna loomed on the other, its presence

Malta, a small yet enchanting gem nestled in the Mediterranean Sea, defies expectations and transports visitors to a world that seems plucked from the pages of a fairytale. From the mesmerizing cityscape of Valletta perched atop ancient fortifications to the captivating allure of Mdina, where history and modernity coexist seamlessly, my recent journey to Malta was a dream come true.  Valletta: A Citadel of Dreams: Upon arriving in Malta, the city of Valletta greeted me with a scene that looked straight out of a storybook. The city, with its honey-hued stone buildings that blend harmoniously with the surrounding rocks, exudes an aura of timeless elegance. Sitting atop mighty fortifications, Valletta is not just a city; it's a living testament to centuries of history, resilience, and architectural brilliance. As I wandered through its labyrinthine streets, I couldn't help but feel as though I had stepped into another world, where the past and present coexist in perfect harmony. T

Mykonos, an island steeped in charm and renowned for its vibrant energy, offers photographers a visual feast that spans from the bustling seaport to the tranquil farmsteads. Sadly, I did not bring my big camera during my visit as my purpose in going to Greece was to hike a volcano.  I embarked on a photographic journey through the picturesque island using my iPhone. I was fortunate enough to capture some of the most photogenic and breathtaking scenery. Exploring Kalafati Beach One of the highlights of my trip was the stunning Kalafati beach, framed by the majestic Breast of Aphrodite mountains. The contrast of the sandy shoreline against the rugged mountain backdrop was a photographer's dream come true. From Seaport to Farmstead: A Tranquil Contrast: My adventure continued as I explored one of the charming villages on the island. It was a glimpse into the everyday lives of the residents, and I couldn't resist capturing the authenticity of the village. Beyond the glamorous facad