I love OATs: Outdoors, Art & Travel
You can see the splendour of Antigua’s glorious past in the intricate ornamentation of its restored Baroque-style temples. You can feel it in the eerie ruins, holding their pieces together to wonder you with their magnificence, despite the cracks and the deep scars left by powerful earthquakes. Today, the splendor of Antigua -a small city …
Whether Madonna fell in love with this San Pedro or not (the widespread rumour that La Isla Bonita was about this island in Belize was busted by the singer), you may fall in love with San Pedro. This busy town is the capital of Ambergris Caye, an island off the north coast of Belize famous …
You can easily spend an entire week on Nevis island and have enough things to do without ever stepping foot on a beach (although you should do it at least once, they’re stunning). Historic places that tell stories about the island’s past, exuberant gardens nested in the hills, and a bountiful natural scene will keep …
What do you do in St. Maarten/St. Martin when the beach is calling but you don’t want to answer? As alluring as the beach can be, sometimes you want to do something different after three days in a row of saltwater, sand, and guavaberry coladas. Learning about the culture and the history of the place, …
Seen from a distance, the Ostrog monastery looks as if a dab of white paint landed high up on the face of Ostroška Greda, a big rock with a nearly vertical cliff. I kept thinking “How did they build that up there?”. As we drove closer and the shape of the building became more defined, …
Visiting Cetinje is a trip down memory lane with the clock set in the 19th and early 20th centuries, even though the city was founded in the 15th century. Known as “Montenegro’s Old Royal Capital”, for a long time it was a pivotal cultural, political, religious, and economic centre. Although Cetinje’s golden era is in …
