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INSIDE this issue 

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 

4 48 hours down under. 

WISH YOU WERE HERE 

10 Ten bucket list destinations. 

16 TRAVEL LIGHT 

Mens on trend packable attire. 

18 SIX MUST-DO’S 

Australia six ways from Sunday. 

TRAVEL OFTEN . LIVE WELL 

TRAVEL MAGAZINE 

24 TRAVEL GEAR 

Trending gadgets and stuff. 

28 BERLIN, GERMANY 

An urban photographic journey. 

40 TUSCAN SUN 

Traveling to Follonico, Italy. 

ZERO WASTE TRAVEL 

56 Yellowstone wildlife safari. 

AUSSIE ADVENTURES 

FROM CIVILIZED SYDNEY TO THE AUDACIOUS OUTBACK 

BERLIN, GERMANY 

A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY 

WINTER IN BELIZE 

EXPLORING THE ADVENTURE COAST 

HOLIDAY SHOPPING 

TOP 10 RETAIL THERAPY DESTINATIONS 

HOLIDAY 2018 

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44 HAWAIIAN FIREHawaii’s 

Capturing the Kilauea volcano. 

52 BELIZE 

Get away to the adventure coast. 

60 NEW ZEALAND 

Spectacular off the grid locations. 

66 RETAIL THERAPY 

Holiday shopping around the world. 

Whether your winter getaway 

includes a white sandy beach, the 

Australian outback or hyper urban 

art scenes, this issue of DRIFT is 

dedicated to the nouveau traveler. 

Come along on the journey as 

we discover ancient lands and 

modern destinations. 


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48HOURS IN... 

SYDNEY 

AUSTRALIA 

BY: STEVE DRAKE 


Where to Stay 

Swissôtel Sydney 

swissotel.com/sydney 

Located right in the heart of 

Sydney’s downtown, close to the 

Sydney Opera House and the lush 

Botanical Gardens the Swissôtel 

Sydney is close to many of the sight 

and sounds you will want to take 

in. This luxury five-star hotel offers 

369 rooms and suits that are fresh 

and modern. The hotel’s Signature 

Skyline rooms and suites, all boast 

breathtaking views stretching from 

the Sydney business district all the 

way to the Blue Mountains. 

If you are looking for a little 

pampering, regenerate, refresh 

and reward yourself with some 

well-earned rest and relaxation at 

Swissôtel Sydney’s Spa and Sport. 

Enjoy a carefully crafted range of 

signature face and body treatments. 

Are cocktails more your fashion, 

then make sure to stop by 

the Crossroads Bar. This reintroduction 

to the classic hotel bar 

can accommodate large groups or 

couples looking for a cozy corner. 

Another option is to order the 

in-room bar and “Build Your Own 

Cocktail”. 


Where to Eat 

The dining choices in Sydney are almost endless, but on 

this trip I want to find something a little different. These 

two fit the bill perfectly. 

Alibi Bar & Kitchen 

alibibar.com.au 

Night 1 - I headed to the Woolloomooloo district to 

try out a new plant-base restaurant call Alibi. Located 

within the Ovolo Hotel, Alibi offers an incredible menu 

created by plant-based chef Matthew Kenney. Kenney’s 

food philosophy is simple, “clean eating need never 

compromise on taste” 

This evening started with one of their signature 

cocktails, The Godfather Thompson. A mix of 

Laphroaig 10-year-old scotch whiskey, barrel aged 

whiskey bitters, angostura bitters, orange and liquid 

nitrogen. Wait for the liquid nitrogen to evaporate, then 

pour the mixture in to your glass. Very tasty. 

As a true carnivore I wasn’t sure what to expect from 

a planet-based menu. But fear not, these dishes are 

amazing. Full of flavor, texture and well seasoned. If 

fact after only a few bites I forgot for a moment that 

there was no meat. My favorites, Kimchi Dumplings 

and the Lasagna. 

Vegetarian or not, you must give Alibi a try while 

staying in Sydney. 


Spice Alley 

spicealley.com.au 

Spice Alley is tucked out of the way behind the 

Kensington Street lane way in the Chippendale district. 

This street food meets lane way open air food court 

takes you on a culinary journey through a variety of 

Asian cuisine. Dine on Singaporean dishes at Alex Lee 

Kitchen, Bang Luck Thai Street Food, Old Jim Kee’s 

Malaysian spices and Cantonese street food from Hong 

Kong Diner and that will just get you started. But before 

you dig in, venture on down the street to Handpicked 

Cellar Door and grab a bottle of your preferred wine. 

For me, nothing pairs better with Beef Rendang and 

Roti than a Margaret River Merlot. 

Also, make sure you place an order at Shanghai 

Dumpling Bar. This new addition to the Spice Alley 

group prepares some of the most delicious dumpling I’ve 

eaten. Handmade in unique flavored pastry including 

pumpkin, spinach and beetroot these dumplings can be 

cooked potsticker style or boiled. Either way, you will 

leave wanting more. 


What to Do 

Top of the list for most people, the Sydney Opera 

House. I was no different, and the best way to view 

this landmark is from what is one of the most beautiful 

harbors in the world. Head down to Circular Quay, 

there you will find dozens of harbor cruise boats. Or if 

you want something more person try Sydney Harbour 

Boat Tours (sydneyharbourboattours.com). They offer 

3-hour harbor cruises, or you can charter the boat for 

the day. With a day charter you can tour the harbor, 

stop for a catered lunch on a secluded beach and then 

watch the sunset with champaign and canapés. 


In for a little adventure, try the Bridge Climb and get an 

amazing 360 degree view of Sydney. The Royal Botanic 

Garden, Sydney Opera House, Hyde Park, Australian 

Museum and Art Gallery of New South Wales all within 

walking distance and well worth the short stroll. 

Don’t forget the famous Bondi Beach. Just a short cab 

ride from downtown this beach is an incredible. If your 

up for a swim stop by the Bondi Icebergs POOL and 

do a few laps in what is likely the most photographed 

pool in the world. For those not splashing around in 

the ocean, Bondi Beach has lots of shops and restaurant, 

something for everyone. 


10 Adventures That 

Go Beyond the 

Average Bucket List 

BY: CHOY TEH 

Whether you saw the Northern Lights in Iceland long before it became all the rage; to walking the historic Camino de 

Santiago in Spain; or taking in the sunrise at Angkor Wat, figuring out where to head next can be a challenge. Get away 

from the heavy traffic in well-trodden destinations and instead, discover a whole new world of adventures that truly go 

beyond the beaten path. From traversing the rain forests of Borneo, to discovering the complex history of Macedonia, 

here are 10 experiences by Exodus Travels that will fulfill the seasoned traveler’s passion for discovery and adventure. 


1Egypt: Nile Cruise: Egypt is making a 

comeback and if you want to experience 

the beauty of ancient stories, well-preserved 

monuments and an infinite number of 

antiquities with few tourists around - the time to 

go is now. Take in classic historical sites such as the 

Luxor Temple and the Karnak Temple Complex in 

the Valley of the Kings, before a relaxing journey 

along the Nile on a cruise boat from Luxor to 

discover the spectacular Edfu and Kom Ombo 

temples. Disembark and sail on a traditional Felluca 

for awe-inspiring views of Aswan and Cleopatra’s 

unfinished obelisk. 

2Peru: The Lost City of Choquequirao: 

Escape the crowds on this challenging, 

unusual walk through Peru’s mountainous 

region. This varied trek lead travelers 

up steep paths through dense cloud forests, over 

spectacular scenic passes and along ancient Inca 

paths to Vilcabamba’s best kept secret; the lost Inca 

city of Choquequirao. Machu Picchu may draw the 

crowds, but Choquequirao is larger, untouched and 

very secluded. Much of the city is still unexcavated, 

but the stonework that has stood the test of time 

include ritual baths and temples dedicated to the sun, 

moon and the earth spirit. 


3Belize: Jungle & Coast Adventure: 

Belize takes its motto to heart; no shirt, 

no shoes, no problem! This laid-back 

country with a lively soul is filled with 

a complex history and a vibrant local culture. 

Take a trip down below to a ‘Mayan underworld’ 

cave system, and swim in sapphire sinkholes. 

Put on your snorkels to discover a myriad of 

underwater life. On this trip, cross over into 

Guatemala to visit two of the world’s most 

impressive Mayan ruins, Tikal and Uaxactun. 

Visit the small laid back town of San Ignacio, 

which was once only accessible by boat, to get 

a glimpse of the diverse life and culture that is 

specifically unique to Belize. 

4Malaysia: Trekking Borneo & Beyond: 

Borneo is home to some of the most 

diverse and beautiful wildlife in the 

whole of South East Asia. Start with a 

visit to majestic Mt Kinabalu, before heading 

to the pristine Danum Valley. A nature lover’s 

paradise, whose beauty and animals are equaled 

only by Sarawak and the World Heritage Mulu 

National Park with its immense cave system and 

the oldest rain forest in the world. Come face to 

face with Orang-utans at the Sepilok Sanctuary, 

stay at a bamboo longhouse in Sabah on a tea 

plantation, and finish the trip relaxing at the 

beach for a chance to spot the elusive Irrawaddy 

dolphins. 


5Uzbekistan: Uncover the Silk Road: This 

journey to the heart of Central Asia will 

take you back to a time across the centuries. 

Explore the city of Bukhara, which is home 

to 900 monuments, jeweled colored domes and 

fascinating Islamic architecture. One of the city’s 

great landmarks is the Kalyan minaret, known as the 

death tower, where apparently many an unfaithful 

wife met a dreadful end. Spend a night in the desert 

by staying in a traditional Yurt camp and be regaled 

stories of the local culture by Kazakh nomads. Travel 

to Samarkand, the jewel of the ancient and modern 

Silk Road, and still a major trade center of textiles, 

carpets and works of art in this fascinating country. 

6Madagascar: Wildlife Paradise: The wildlife 

of Madagascar is one of the island’s main 

attractions, and its chief superstar is 

undoubtedly the lemur with over 70 species 

spread throughout. Quite a number of the native 

animals cannot be found anywhere else in the 

world, such as the Grandidier Mongoose, Appert’s 

Greenbull and the Crested Ibis. There’s a chance to 

see the rare Indri, the largest lemur in Andasibele, 

while in the cloud forest of Ranomafana National 

Park, catch a glimpse of the elusive rare Golden 

Bamboo and Greater Bamboo Lemurs. Madagascar 

also boasts some glorious coastlines, so relax on 

their white powdery beaches, go snorkeling or a take 

simple stroll on the sand. 


7Macedonia: Cultural Journey: A lesserdiscovered 

cousin of the Balkans, 

Macedonia has an intense history where 

influences from the East and West collide. It 

is famous for ancient civilizations, UNESCO world 

heritage monasteries and the vibrant cities of Sofia 

and Skopje. Ottomans, Communists and Romans 

left their mark during their occupation, which 

subsequently imprinted many contrasts across the 

cultural landscape of this country. This Baltic state is 

also rich in nature with a multitude of national parks, 

waterfalls, and famous wine regions, and travelers 

will sample locally grown Macedonian wine in the 

city of Tikvesh. Foodies will also enjoy discovering 

the coffee culture in Bitola, and the role it has had on 

the city in the last few centuries. 

8Italy: Walking the Francigena Way: AAs 

trail tourism increases in popularity, The 

Francigena Way should be next on your list 

to conquer. This historical journey has been 

walked by thousands of pilgrims, and was once the 

route from Canterbury to Rome. It begins in the 

beautiful city of Orvieto, before walking through 

Tuscia Laziale, an agricultural region of fields, olive 

groves and volcanic lakes. Following the ancient 

Via Cassia, pass through beautiful villages such 

as Montefiascone, also known as the city of Popes 

and for its fine wine. Many medieval cities and 

monasteries fill this path, including thick forests of 

oaks, abbey ruins, and secluded communities. The 

journey ends in the Eternal City of Rome. 


9West Greenland: Discover Disko Bay: Polar 

expeditions have grown in popularity over 

the years, as people want to see glaciers 

and icebergs in all their glory. This arctic 

expedition takes a unique spin as it also journeys 

into local Inuit communities living on the western 

coast of Greenland. Travelers have the opportunity 

to delve into the local culture within the icy seas. No 

journey in Greenland would be complete without a 

visit to the impressive Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO 

World Heritage Site. There’s a vast amount of Arctic 

wildlife on this route, and the best whale watching 

can be done on Disko Island, as its surrounding 

waters are home to the humpback, fin, and minke 

whales. 

10 

Sudan: Desert Explorer: An 

underrated destination compared 

to other African nations, Sudan 

is slowing gaining momentum as 

an unchartered destination to visit. It has vast red 

deserts and believe it or not, a large number of 

ancient pyramids. Built by the rulers of the Kushite 

kingdoms, they are smaller compared to Egyptian 

pyramids and are extremely well preserved. The best 

part is, there are hardly any tourists around so your 

chances of taking an unobstructed photograph of a 

pyramid is extremely high. Explore the Temple of 

Soleb, and capture images of colonial style railway 

stations still reminiscent of British architecture in 

the middle of the desert. On top of that, camp under 

the stars and visit Nubian villages in this out of the 

way itinerary. 


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The Beauty of Australia 

BY: GRANT CHARLESWORTH 

Australia is blessed with hundreds of picture postcard scenes 

and Instagram worthy lookouts. If you want to avoid the 

crowds however, and see some of Australia’s most beautiful 

places, you need to look a bit beyond the icons. 

Here are 6 of my favorites... 

Lake Mackenzie, Fraser Island 

Situated on the beautiful and laid back Fraser Island just off 

Queensland’s Sunshine Coast is Lake Mackenzie. A perched 

fresh water lake, it boasts crystal clear water and sparkling 

white sands. It is perfect for swimming and snorkeling. 

Fraser Island is accessible by ferry from Rainbow Beach 

and the nearby township of Hervey bay. Fraser Island is a 

popular four wheel drive and recreation destination and 

is Australia’s biggest sand island. Personally I love Fraser 

Island and I have visited there often. I actually began my 

career as a guide on Fraser Island driving day tours from 

the nearby town of Noosa. The best time to visit Lake 

Mackenzie is before 12pm or after 3pm as it can get quite 

busy. And you must dive down and see the small turtles 

swimming close to the sandy bottom. 


Bay of Fires, Tasmania 

Along Tasmania’s North East coast is The Bay of Fires. Dominated by 

sandy white beaches, aqua blue water and huge granite boulders the region 

is simply stunning. The granite boulders are covered in Orange lichen 

giving a sharp contrast to the surrounding area. You can walk for miles 

along secluded beaches free of people giving you the feeling that you are 

the only one there. I lived in Launceston in the northern part of Tasmania 

for 3 years so I visited this region frequently. On your way to or from 

the Bay of Fires you should stop in at the Bakery at the small village of 

Campbelltown. Australia is well known for its meat pies and the pies from 

this small bakery are certainly up there with the best in Australia. You can 

access The bay of Fires via the nearby town of St Helens. If you are feeling 

adventurous try the 4 day walk. 



Glasshouse Mountains, Sunshine Coast 

The Glass House Mountains are a group of awe inspiring hills that rise 

abruptly from the hinterland of the Sunshine Coast, just north of Brisbane. 

The mountains were actually named by Captain James Cook as he sailed 

past in them in 1770 as their sheer sides gave an appearance of an English 

Glass House. The mountains are actually part of a volcanic plug and are 

now heritage listed as they are so significant to the local area. The views 

from the top are incredible and best viewing times are at sunrise. The 

pick is the scenic lookout within the Beerburrum State Forest or if you are 

feeling more adventurous you can explore one of the many local walking 

tracks. I have actually completed the walk to the top of Mount Ngungun. 

This walk is not for the feint hearted and literally goes straight up the side 

of Mount Ngungun for about half a mile. The other technicality is that I 

completed the walk in complete darkness as I climbed to see the sunrise. 

At any time of the day the walk is absolutely worth it but if you are not 

completely confident in negotiating rocky slopes I would recommend 

climbing this section during the daylight hours.

Jervis Bay, South Coast of NSW 

Situated on the South Coast of New South Wales, around a stunningly 

scenic 2.5 hour drive from Sydney along the aptly named Great Scenic 

Way is Jervis Bay. Famous for its glacier white sand and clear turquoise 

water, Jervis Bay is a favorite for locals. Unspoiled coastal and country 

villages feature local produce and arts and craft markets, boutique shops 

and galleries. This place was a favorite for some of my family members who 

have been visiting for well over 20 years. I have often joined them with my 

kids in tow and I must say this is a simply stunning and family friendly 

destination. If you walk down to the edge of the St George Basin at dusk you 

can often see the strange phenomenon of what looks like kangaroos hopping 

on water. Kangaroos go down to shore line to snack on the abundant 

seaweed that washes ashore. Often they may be standing in a couple inches 

of water some meters off the dry land. So when startled they hop off and 

give the impression of hopping on water as they make their way through 

the shallow water. The area is also teeming with other wildlife including 

kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas and wombats as well as resident dolphins 

within Jervis Bay itself. Huskisson or Sussex Inlet are the stand out towns 

to stay and feature great cafes, restaurants, country pubs and a vast range of 

accommodation options. Nearby you can also visit the well known areas of 

Kangaroo Valley, Kiama and Mollymook. 



Karijini National Park, Western Australia 

The second largest but most spectacular National Park in Western Australia 

is the Karijini National Park. Located in the Hamersley Ranges of the 

Pilbara region, the park is located just north of the Tropic of Capricorn 

and 600 miles North West of Perth. Karijini is well known for its eye 

catching geological features and rich deep outback colors. Immerse 

yourself amongst the ancient geological formations and you suddenly feel 

awestruck at the red layered cliffs that line the spectacular gorges eroded 

by nature over billions of years. I made the trek to the Pilbara a few years 

ago and the long drive in at some stages felt like we were never going to 

arrive. But once we did the travel time in was never in question. It was 

a hot day and we headed straight to the Spa Pool, a natural rock pool to 

swim. To say this was one of the most amazing places that I have swum is 

an understatement. And pictures just don’t do it justice, you have got to get 

there. This part of Australia is quite hard to access and wont suit everyone 

but it is in incredibly beautiful and worth the effort. The National Park and 

surrounding area is nothing like anything I have experienced ever before. 

The Pilbara’s gum trees, termite mounds and expansive plains give way to 

picturesque gorges, refreshing waterfalls and the emerald waterholes.

Zebedee Springs, The Kimberley 

Zebedee Springs are located in the El Questro Wilderness Park, in the 

Kimberly Region of Western Australia. Zebedee Springs are a number of 

natural thermal springs that sit at the base of sheer sandstone cliffs and 

are constantly heated at around 36 degrees Celsius or around 100 degrees 

Fahrenheit. The Kimberly is on many people’s bucket list of things to do and 

see while in Australia but visitation is very low. There are many ways to see 

and experience the Kimberly and I had the incredible pleasure of driving 

along The Gibb River Road from Kununurra to Derby some years ago. To 

really engage with the destination, driving the Gibb River Road is by far 

and away the best way to go. I was able to visit Zebedee Springs which were 

quite hard to find but once located very easy to get to. The best time to go is 

before 12pm and pack some drinks and snacks and stay a while. The springs 

are often closed for sole use of guests staying at El Questro in the afternoon. 

You will discover a pure oasis in the middle of a dry desert region as you 

take the short walk from the nearby car park. Sit back and relax and take 

in the contrasting lush tropical rain forest. Not easy to find or get too but it 

wouldn’t be special if it was. 


HOT NEW TRAVEL PRODUCTS 

TRAVEL GEAR 

BY: RUSS WALSH 

CARE AIR 

Wireless Tethering System. 

The Case Air connects and transfers images instantly from 

your camera to a phone, tablet or computer. Control 

advanced camera settings including focus points, exposure 

settings, bracketing, time-lapse, and more. View your 

images on a larger screen to check critical focus and 

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capture to share and collaborate as you create. 

The travel photographer will love the control found in the Case 

Remote App for time-lapse frames and bracketing exposures. 

The app functions are well thought out and easy to navigate. 

Considering the small size and affordable price, the Case Air 

should be a “must have” in every camera bag. 

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My first thought of Berlin was a war-torn city with a divided past. That may be its legacy but not the 

present reality. Creative – architecturally, artistically, and musically best describes Berlin today. 


Berlin 

a photographic journey 

Featured Photographer: 

Scott Baker 

A born wanderer…Scott has been to 5 of the 

7 continents with southern Utah being his 

favorite place! His mission, to inspire people 

to travel by sharing images and info about 

places he has visited. 

Website: scottbakerphotography.com 

Instagram: @scottbakerphotos 

Equipment: Canon EOS 5DS, EF 24-70mm and 

EF 70-200mm lenses 



I have visited the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe several 

times; yet, I return again and again. I am always struck by its 

simplistic beauty and historical significance. 


Street art can be found throughout 

Berlin, especially the Kreuzberg 

area. Home to creative types, the 

reminder is everywhere. No visit 

to Berlin is complete without 

experiencing this one-of-a-kind 

neighborhood. 


Perhaps the most famous mural 

depicts Soviet leader Brezhnev and 

East German President Honecker 

in full embrace. Painted by Dmitri 

Wrubel, the slogan reads, “My God 

Help me to Survive this Deadly Love.”

Art in Berlin is taken to a completely different level, literally! World famous artists create largescale 

masterpieces throughout the city. The skyline is ever changing with new installations. 


This nondescript alley near the Hackescher Market is home to lively bars and colorful 

graffiti. Seats are often hard to find but there’s ample room to stroll and admire the art. 


Berlin likely has the largest number 

of iconic buildings by the world’s most 

prominent architects. Along with street 

art and sculptures, electronic music, 

and graphic design firms, Berlin is 

undoubtedly Europe’s creative capital. 

The central train station personifies the 

essence of Berlin. With its light-filled 

contemporary design, colorful visual 

displays, and boundless energy. 


Built in 1957, the House of World Cultures stands the test of 

time as an architectural marvel. The Henry Moore sculpture 

in the reflective pool was too much to pass up for this 

architecture-loving photographer. 


Berlin is often recognized for its music and art scene; however, contemporary 

architecture clearly plays a major role in defining the city. Even government 

buildings are noteworthy for their design. 

The Berlin Cathedral was partially destroyed in World War II. The re-built cathedral and other 

buildings in the Museum Island area are a reminder of Berlin’s pre-war architectural glory. 


Molecule Man, by Jonathan Borofsky, is a 100 foot tall (30 

meters) sculpture rising out of the Spree River. Art abounds in 

the most unexpected locations – even the river! 


Berlin’s electronic music scene is universally recognized; 

however, talented musicians perform all genres of music on 

street corners, train stations, and many other gathering places. 

Love that battery-powered megaphone! 


Follonico 

under the Tuscan Sun 

BY: GARY KILBY 


Follonico is a unique country 

house offering an authentic and 

relaxed Tuscan experience. For 

those who want to escape the 

rush, take a slower journey into 

the heart of Southern Tuscany. Six 

beautifully restored suites have 

been created with utmost respect 

for the history and environment 

surrounding Follonico. 

Each morning, delicious, 

seasonal ingredients are lovingly 

harvested from Follonico’s land. 

Fresh veggies are gathered from 

the kitchen garden, organic 

eggs collected from the freerange 

hens and ducks (...well, 

sometimes they strike and we 

need to find alternatives) and 

home-baked sourdough bread is 

served warm, straight from the 

farmhouse kitchen. 


The hillside where Follonico 

gently rests has been transformed 

over time into an enchanting 

natural environment for guests 

to enjoy. Abundant borders of 

lavenders and aromatic plants 

give the garden a touch of 

romance, whilst climbing roses, 

jasmines and honeysuckles 

clamber along ancient stone walls 

and fill the air with the heady 

scents of Tuscany. Terracotta pots 

are planted with Michaelmas 

daisies, sedums and lilies. Natural 

borders of rosemary and sage 

sweep across the land, gently 

dividing the surrounding gardens 

into al fresco rooms. 


Enjoy the many secluded corners 

of the gardens where you can 

relax with a good book or watch 

the sunset over the hills and 

valleys of Montepulciano. Savor a 

glass of Brunello under the shade 

of a Wisteria laden pergola or 

simply spend a lazy day under the 

gentle warmth of the Tuscan sun. 

follonico.com 


VOLCANO 

BY: MIKE PEREA 

Mike Perea is a travel and landscape 

photographer that loves to tell 

the stories of the beautiful places 

around the world through dramatic 

and impactful imagery. 

Equipment: Nikon D850 and various 

Nikon lenses. 

Website: mikepereaphotography.com 

Instagram: @mikepereaphotography 


In early May, Hawaii’s 

Kilauea volcano began 

erupting, dramatically 

spewing out lava bombs, 

spurting huge plumes of 

ash and volcanic smog, 

and oozing out so much 

lava. Mike Perea was 

there to capture this event 

came away with some very 

compelling images.

Lava enters the ocean in Kapoho Bay, creating brand new land. This is exactly 

how the Hawaiian Islands were created. Violent, destructive, yet very beautiful. 


Steam from the 2000 degree lava meeting the ocean 

separates, revealing the molten lava below. 


Lava enters the ocean, creating steam and littoral explosions that 

sometimes reached hundreds of feet high. 



An entire neighborhood was once right here. Now, all 

that is left is small islands of houses and trees.

Fissure 8 Neighborhood - The sight of looking down from the helicopter and seeing 

houses and trees surrounding an erupting volcano is something I’ll never forget. 

As the lava enters the ocean from the Kilauea eruption, steam rises 

2000ft into the air, creating pyrocumulus clouds. 


The lava river splits in two, making its way 8 miles from fissure 8, down 

to what used to be Kapoho Bay. 


This shot here really puts into perspective the size 

of the lava channel, which in places is 1000ft wide. 


BY: AMANDA SOUFI 

Sometimes you just need to get away. Whatever your reason for needing to hit a hard-stop on 

your daily hustle there is a destination that can help you reconnect with nature while offering 

endless adventure with a beautiful backdrop. Welcome to Belize. 

Boasting the title of the “adventure coast,” Belize sits on the 560-kilometre long Mesoamerican 

reef, offering some of the best snorkeling, diving and swimming spots anywhere in the world. 

With such amazing marine secrets to be explored there is no better way to spend your time in 

Belize than aboard your own private luxury yacht, bringing the ocean right to your doorstep. The 

Moorings have put together their list of top reasons to vacation in Belize. 


For a small country Belize is home 

to a surprising amount of different 

species of animals. Your best bet 

for checking out those native to the 

country is at The Belize Zoo and 

Tropical Education Center, where 

you can spot jaguars, tapirs, howler 

monkeys and many more that have 

either been rehabilitated, orphaned, 

rescued, or born at the zoo. Want 

a truly unique experience? Sail 

over to Gales Point where local 

guides will show you the best 

spots to observe manatees and the 

Hawksbill turtles, two of Belize’s 

most endangered species. 

Get back to 

nature with 

a once in 

a lifetime 

getaway 


Stretch out your sea legs and 

learn about ancient cultures 

with a day trip to one of Belize’s 

numerous Mayan ruins. Once 

known as the epicenter of Maya 

civilization, Belize offers the highest 

concentration of archaeological 

sites in Mesoamerica including 

Altun Ha, Xunantunich and 

Lamanai. Explore the Sacred 

temples, pyramids and other ancient 

structures amongst luscious jungle 

backdrops. 

Whether you’re an experienced 

diver or a first-time snorkeler you 

will be astonished at the sheer 

amount of activity “under the sea.” 

The Belize barrier Reef System is 

a UNESCO World Heritage Site 

and for good reason. Comprised 

of seven protected areas this reef is 

home to over 500 different species 

of tropical fish, along with whale 

sharks and manatees. With many of 

the best spots being reachable only 

by boat you can enjoy easy access 

whenever you like. 

Belize offers a unique fusion of 

Caribbean chill with Central 

American flair. Drop anchor at the 

small island of Caye Caulker and 

you will discover a village full of 

brightly colored houses and friendly 

faces. Take in the unique artisan 

shops, reggae music and enjoy 

fresh lobster at one of the local 

restaurants. 


It’s easy to forget when you have 

endless things to see and do on 

vacation to sit back, take it easy and 

just enjoy yourself. It doesn’t matter 

if you opt for a bareboat, skippered 

or fully crewed charter experience 

you can tailor your vacation to be 

exactly what you need. Whether you 

prefer to chill out on the pristine, 

white-sand beaches, hop off the 

deck to explore under the sea, or 

just sit back and read a book with 

a cocktail in hand, chartering in 

Belize offers you the perfect chance 

to reconnect with nature and take 

some time for yourself. 


Zero Waste Travel 

BY: JILLIAN DICKENS 

Eco-conscious guests can join a waste-free 

Yellowstone wildlife safari in 2019 


Natural Habitat Adventures is 

spearheading the world’s first zero 

waste trip—a travel-industry first. 

On the July 6-12, 2019 departure 

of Safari America: Yellowstone 

Country, 14 travelers will join this 

pioneering endeavor in which 

Nat Hab’s goal is to divert (refuse, 

recycle, compost, upcycle, or reuse) 

99 percent or more of all 

waste produced as part of Nat Hab 

sponsored trip operations.* 

With the World’s First Zero Waste 

Adventure, Nat Hab aims to fit all 

waste produced on the trip into a 

single small container at the end, 

nearly eliminating the need to 

send any materials to a landfill or 

incinerator. 

Trip leaders will encourage 

travelers to refuse potential 

waste whenever possible, such 

as declining disposable straws or 

individually packaged condiments, 

minimizing the waste they produce 

along the route while in vehicles, 

lodges and camps throughout the 

Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. 

The company has devised various 

strategies to limit trash: providing 

travelers with a zero waste toolkit 

that includes personal reusable 

items such as water bottles, 

mugs, cutlery and tote bags; 

transporting packed meals in 

reusable containers; recycling 

single-use packaging, including 

hard-to-recycle items through 

TerraCycle; composting napkins 

and biodegradable food waste; 

and buying food in bulk. Waste 

reduction begins even before the 

trip starts, with travelers receiving 

digital versions of all pre-trip 

materials, including forms to 

complete and the daily itinerary. 

While realizing this zero waste 

goal won’t be easy, Nat Hab is 

committed to setting a new 

standard for the travel industry. By 

demonstrating that it is possible 

to operate a zero waste adventure, 

the company hopes to motivate 

other operators to improve their 

own waste management practices 


and pursue similar innovations. Nat 

Hab also expects to learn lessons the 

company can apply across its other 

trips in destinations worldwide. 

“One way we’re dedicated to 

protecting the planet is to inspire 

the travel industry to become 

more sustainable,” said Natural 

Habitat Adventures Founder & 

President Ben Bressler. “Our goal 

is to continually raise the bar on 

conservation, and our first zero waste 

adventure will show that it’s possible 

to reduce our environmental impact 

while providing an exceptional 

experience for our guests.” 

Nat Hab wants its zero waste ethos 

to extend beyond the trip itself. By 

inspiring its travelers and partners to 

make conscious choices about waste 

in their everyday lives and business 

practices, Nat Hab aims to create 

a long-lasting ripple effect. Given 

that the average American produces 

4.4 pounds of trash per day, Nat 

Hab recognizes there’s much room 

for improvement. When travelers 

witness the effectiveness of waste 

reduction on vacation, they 

learn how to reduce or eliminate 

disposables at home, too. 

“We encourage the travel industry to 

follow Nat Hab’s lead to mitigate its 

impact, protect the earth’s precious 

natural resources, and educate 

travelers about how they can do 

their part,” said Jim Sano, World 

Wildlife Fund Vice President, Travel 

& Conservation. 


This groundbreaking project is the 

latest endeavor to further Nat Hab’s 

legacy of leadership in ecotourism. 

In 2007, it became the world’s first 

carbon-neutral travel company. 

Nat Hab’s carbon offset program 

has offset more than 34.5 million 

pounds of CO2 emissions generated 

on its global nature adventures. 

The company is also dedicated to 

eliminating single-use plastic water 

bottles and straws on all its trips. 

Since 2014, Nat Hab has provided 

travelers with refillable stainless steel 

water bottles, replacing disposable 

plastic bottles across all operations. 

And it is currently achieving major 

strides in reducing the use of plastic 

straws. By August 2018, 67 percent 

of Nat Hab trips were plastic-strawfree, 

and the company is on target to 

eradicate plastic straws from at least 

90 percent of its trips by the end of 

the year, with a goal of eliminating 

them entirely in 2019. 

Natural Habitat Adventures is 

the conservation travel partner of 

World Wildlife Fund, a relationship 

formed in 2003 that has since 

provided more than $4 million in 

contributions to WWF from Nat 

Hab. 

To learn more about zero waste 

adventure, visit nathab.com 


Off The Grid In New Zealand 

BY: PAUL HOLMAN 

Drop your phone, ditch the tablet, and enjoy the 

peace of being tech-free in these out-of-the-way New 

Zealand destinations. At these spectacular off-the-grid 

locales, you can surround yourself with nature and the 

incredible embrace of silence. 


The most comfortable way to be fully wrapped up in nature, a PurePod is 

pretty special – and this is a full-on opportunity to immerse yourself. The 

"pods" are made entirely from glass, and this includes floors and ceilings. 

While they don't have television or Internet coverage, they do feature the 

most advanced environmentally friendly tech available for the generation of 

power and disposal of waste. PurePods (purepods.com) are integrated into 

the breathtaking natural environments they inhabit (there are four locations 

around the Christchurch region) and feature views of the sea, mountains, 

rivers and the glorious southern night sky. 

Peas in a Glass Pod 


The pristine Mackenzie Country offers unimpeded views of the glorious 

southern night sky. SkyScape (skyscape.co.nz) at Omahau Hill Station 

offers visitors the opportunity to soak up the stars in a SkyBed – a recessed, 

ground-level bed underneath a roof of glass. Meanwhile, outside there's a 

2m-long bath crafted from steel and cedar and fed by a nearby freshwater 

spring. Enjoy the scrub- and tussock-strewn landscape by day, and when 

darkness falls, watch the universe unfold in all of its star-studded glory. 

Sky's the Limit 


Hours from anywhere, Wilderness Lodge (wildernesslodge.co.nz/newzealand) 

is situated on the banks of Lake Moeraki, in the heart of the 

South Island's World Heritage-listed Te Wahipounamu area. It's wilderness 

accommodation with all the comforts you require, including spa baths and 

private decks. You can walk on the beach, soak up the stillness of the lake, or 

enjoy guided tours of the ancient forests that surround the site. There's also a 

restaurant on site with an outlook as good as the food. 

Wild at Heart 


With no road access and accessible only by aerial cable car or river 

boat), The Flying Fox (theflyingfox.co.nz), near Whanganui, is ideal for 

unplugging. Located on the mighty Whanganui River, there is a range 

of accommodation options to suit all tastes. The Whanganui River is a 

mystical and magical place, rich in both Maori and European history, and 

it's extremely meditative to watch the deep green waters flow by. There's not 

much else to do here apart from walking through the bush and soaking up 

the scenery, but that's the joy of the place. 

Flying High 


Island Life 

Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf is a hidden gem just 30 minutes 

by plane from Auckland. Mount St. Paul Estate (mountstpaulestate.co.nz) 

is set on more than 40ha of pristine native bush and features a range of 

accommodation options and excellent food. The island has bush, beach, hot 

springs and mountains, and also offers great surf. All of the rooms on the 

estate have central heating, plus elevated views over the nearby sea. 


FOR THOSE WHO LOVE TO SHOP 

10 

Top Fashion 

Destinations 

PARIS 

The city of love has long been regarded as a fashion capital of the world, from the exclusive runways of Paris Fashion 

Week to the designer clad stores along the exquisite Champs-Élysées. But there is more to this glamorous city 

than expensive labels. Venture to one of Paris’ pop-up fashion markets to get style advice from some of the chicest 

Parisians in town. 

Where to stay: Stay in the heart of Paris at La Clef Louvre, located opposite the Comédie-Française and just a short 

walk from the Louvre Museum and Jardin des Tuileries. Once you’re done with the shopping scene, check out the 

fine art museums and delicious food options in the area. 


BOOKING.COM STYLE AMBASSADOR CHRISTIAN COWAN 

“There are so many incredible fashion capitals, the most dominant for me are 

Dubai, Las Vegas and Rome. Dubai has an extreme sense of opulence that is envied 

on globally. Las Vegas is the ultimate place to have fun and Rome is super chic and 

refined, and the style there represents that to a tee,” - “I think it’s fun to visit places 

outside the traditional style capitals, some of these cities are up and coming, and 

totally experimental, so it’s a fun environment to sample new style personally.” 

NEW YORK CITY 

Whether you are on the hunt for a vintage treasure or avant-garde designer merchandise, New York City (NYC) is 

the place to be. Aside from the invite-only catwalks during New York Fashion Week, this city is home to some of the 

world’s most famous and largest department stores: Bloomingdales, Macy’s, Barneys and Saks. For something a little 

different, take a stroll along Lower East Side (previously dubbed the bargain district) and stop by vintage stores and 

flea markets for a spot of savvy shopping. Nolita is the place to see and to be seen for high fashion at high prices, or 

stop by the open air Green Flea Market for a vintage gem. 

Where to stay: Located within walking distance from the iconic Soho, Greenwich Village and Union Square 

neighborhoods are the trendy East Village Apartments. After hitting the shops, book tickets to the theatre, go 

sightseeing or visit a fine art museum. 


LONDON 

London’s unique allure is impossible to define and is a playground for fashionistas and shopaholics. From the 

hustle and bustle of Oxford Circus offering every style of shop and brand you can think of, the quirky market stores 

of Camden, to the premium boutiques and designer labels along the exclusive King’s Road in Chelsea. There is 

something to suit everyone’s style — and budget. 

Where to stay: No1 The Mansions By Mansley are self-catering and fancy apartments situated in the luxurious 

borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Guests will love this home away from home stay. After you’ve hit the streets of 

London for shopping, other top things to do in the capital include sightseeing, learning about London’s history and 

visiting the theatre. 


MILAN 

If there’s one city that’s worthy of the fashion capital crown it’s Milan, home to the prestigious Milan Fashion Week. 

The perfect place for fashionistas, Milan is the capital of Italian and international fashion. The Quadrilatero d’Oro 

(known as the golden rectangle) is home to some of the world’s most luxurious boutiques. Walk one of the most 

expensive and prestigious streets in the world, Via Monte Napoleone, or opt for the bustling trade fair of Milano 

Unica. 

Where to stay: Located in Milan’s city center, with the Milan Fashion District a short walk away, is the charming 

Moscova Luxury B&B, featuring airy bedrooms, a shared lounge and kitchen. Besides shopping, Milan is also highly 

endorsed by Booking.com travelers for its cathedrals, ancient landmarks and city walks. 


TOKYO 

Similar to the studded skyscraper skyline, Tokyo fashion is on another level. The challenge to any shopper in Tokyo 

is knowing where to look. Shibuya is Tokyo’s liveliest shopping neighborhood from fashion boutiques to department 

stores. Harajuku is the place to be for vibrant street style, with its fashionably kawaii and eccentric charm. Dubbed as 

Tokyo’s Champs-Élysées, Omotesando Avenue oozes luxury dedicated to designer fashion, or for something a little 

different Nihonbashi is home to generations-old department stores and specialty shops. 

Where to stay: A trip to Tokyo is incomplete without a traditional Ryokan stay. The Miyabiyado Takemine features 

modern Japanese décor in the heart of Tokyo. In addition to its vibrant fashion scene, Booking.com travelers love 

Tokyo for its friendly locals, culture and convenient public transport. 


DUBAI 

It’s no surprise that Dubai is on the list of fashion hot spots. The Dubai Shopping Mall is home to over a thousand 

stores, a spectacular four-story waterfall, a huge aquarium and even an Olympic sized ice rink. This mini-city houses 

brands from across Europe and the US and holds the first Bloomingdales outside the US. The Bur Dubai Souk is 

famous for its collection of colorful fabrics and textiles and the surrounding streets are full of tailoring and sari 

shops. In addition to the stores, Dubai is famous for its shopping festivals, such as the Dubai Shopping Festival for 

the entirety of January every year, attracting thousands of shoppers from around the world. 

Where to stay: Feel like royalty with a stay at the JA Oasis Beach Tower Apartments. Situated on Dubai’s famous The 

Walk on Jumeirah Beach Residence just steps away from Jumeirah Beach, with endless shopping, dining and leisure 

facilities. Once you’ve hit the shops check out Dubai’s beautiful beaches, tasty food and vibrant nightlife as endorsed 

by Booking.com travelers. 


BARCELONA 

The shopping scene in Barcelona is diverse, from high-street fashion, exclusive one-of-a-kind designs to colorful 

and authentic Spanish apparel. Travelers will love Barcelona’s shopping line, one of Europe’s largest retail areas (five 

kilometers long to be exact). Top hot spots include Mercat La Boqueria, the colors and atmosphere are what brings 

this market to life and La Maquinista, the most recent addition to Barcelona’s many shopping malls. When visiting a 

destination for its fashion and style appeal, global travelers revealed key criteria includes a cool food scene (52%), so 

it’s no wonder Barcelona makes the list with their delicious al fresco tapas scene. 

Where to stay: La Casa Gran B&B is a traditional bed and breakfast, ideally located a short walk away from Passeig 

de Gràcia and Gaudi's La Pedrera. Other top reasons to visit Barcelona, as endorsed by Booking.com travelers, 

include sightseeing, food and beaches. 


LOS ANGELES 

Los Angeles (LA) has long been the hub and home of A-list stars and the most dazzling of parties such as the Oscars, 

making a name for itself in the fashion world. Check out the Fashion District in Downtown LA for wholesalers and 

designers, Melrose Avenue for fabulous boutiques and the iconic Rodeo Drive for the finest of fashion labels. 

Where to stay: Experience world-class service at The Peninsula Beverly Hills, situated in Beverly Hills and just 

a short drive from Rodeo Drive. Once you’ve hit the shops, check out the beaches, art museums and array of 

restaurants that this city has to offer. 


LAS VEGAS 

Las Vegas has always been the destination for bringing out people’s wild sides, with the famous saying, “what happens 

in Vegas, stays in Vegas.” So why not embrace this free spirit attitude to your style? The Forum Shops at Caesars is 

arguably one of the largest and elaborate malls along the Strip, or head to Las Vegas North Premium Outlets for savvy 

shopping. When visiting a destination for its fashion and style appeal, global travelers revealed key criteria includes 

great nightlife (40%) which is unavoidable in this city that never sleeps. 

Where to stay: Signature Rental by Owner Direct are set in the Las Vegas strip just 750 yards from Crystals Shopping 

Center. After spending the day shopping, relax in your hot tub and fluffy bathrobe. Booking.com travelers’ top 

endorsements for Las Vegas include entertainment, gambling and people watching. 


ROME 

The designer powerhouses Versace, Armani and Prada have upheld the reputation of Italian fashion for decades. 

Rome, Italy’s so-called ‘eternal city’ may no longer be in the shadow of Milan. Offering everything from haute 

couture to flea markets. Via Condotti is the place for high fashion, or aspirational window shopping. Via del Corso 

is good for high-street staples and Porta Portese is one of the largest flea markets in Europe, open every Sunday from 

7am until 1pm. When visiting a destination for its fashion and style appeal, global travelers revealed key criteria 

includes stunning architecture (44%) and you can’t help but stop and stare at every turn exploring the incredible 

streets of Rome. 

Where to stay: The Bricks Rome is a stylish hostel with rooms that feature balconies (perfect for taking those fashionforward 

selfies), a shared large outdoor terrace with sun loungers, a lounge and private bathrooms. Booking.com 

travelers’ top endorsements for Rome are sightseeing, history and food. 


SUBTLE CRYSTAL JEWELRY FOR THE MODERN BOHÈME 

VANCOUVER, CANADA

DRIFT Travel Fall/Holiday 2018

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