Travel
From Banja Luka to Half the World: How Robert Dacešin’s Story Began
“If you survived Brazil, you’ll survive Chile.” That’s what they told me. And in Santiago, my bag, which contained my phone, was stolen almost instantly. I reported everything to the police, but they couldn’t do anything - they said around 300 phones disappear there every day. I asked them to file a report, and they asked for my passport. I handed it over, but they couldn’t find Bosnia and Herzegovina in their system. Botswana was there, as was Burkina Faso, but not Bosnia.
Havana: A City That Slowly Disarms You
In Havana, nothing begins abruptly. The city doesn’t hit you with a spectacle, doesn’t try to win you over at first glance. It gives you time. As if it knows you’ll stay a little longer than you planned anyway. You walk without a clear destination and realize that’s the only right way. Streets are not crossed, they are absorbed.
A Night on the Edge of the Earth: Sleeping on Acatenango Volcano
Some journeys take you somewhere. And some change you. A night spent on the slopes of Acatenango belongs to the latter.
Where to Escape When Everyone Heads to the Sea
As lines of cars move toward the coast every summer, there is another side of travel that does not involve crowds, noise, or the struggle to find a spot on the beach. Instead, it offers silence, nature, and that rare feeling of having space all to yourself.
Ohrid: A Balkan Gem Between History and Nature
Ohrid is a city located in the southwestern part of North Macedonia, on the northeastern shore of Lake Ohrid. Ohrid and Lake Ohrid are among the country’s main tourist destinations. Due to its large number of churches, the city is often referred to as the “Balkan Jerusalem.”
Dream Jobs: When a Hobby Becomes a Paycheck
Imagine your job is to travel, taste gourmet food, test luxury hotels, or simply do what you love. It may sound like a fantasy, but these kinds of professions truly exist today. The line between hobbies and careers has never been thinner, and modern lifestyles have opened the door to jobs that once seemed like pure imagination.
Adventures on Water Without the Sea: Where Nature Writes the Most Exciting Stories
When we think of a holiday on the water, most people immediately imagine the sea. Yet true adventure often begins where waves don’t crash against the shore, but where rivers and lakes quietly shape breathtaking landscapes. It is precisely in these places that more intimate, authentic experiences are created - ones that, for many, feel even more exciting than a classic seaside getaway.
Islands at the Edge of the World
In an era when even the most remote destinations are just a few clicks and connecting flights away, the idea of places that are truly isolated seems almost unreal. And yet, they exist. These are islands where almost no one lives. Places where the signal fades, crowds don’t exist, and daily life is measured by the rhythm of nature - not the clock.
From Zagreb to the Region: A Gastro Guide Through “Dobra Mjesta”
In a sea of digital content, where trends and recommendations change daily, a profile has emerged that successfully combines authenticity, passion, and a genuine love for food. That story belongs to Viktor Kuharić, the creator behind the Instagram page “Dobra Mjesta.”
Via Ferrata: Between a Walk and an Expedition
Some people conquer peaks. And some want to feel the mountain - without extreme risk, heavy gear, or years of training. Between these two worlds, there is now a perfect middle ground: via ferrata.
The Oldest Restaurant in the World Is Hidden in the Heart of Salzburg
In the world of gastronomy, many places offer exceptional food. But only a few can offer something more - time. That is exactly the experience provided by St. Peter Stiftskulinarium, a restaurant where meals have been served since as far back as the year 803.
Milena and Nenad in Sri Lanka: From Ancient Cities to Ocean Waves
Five years of life in Asia - two in Bangladesh, two in the Philippines, and one in Sri Lanka - shaped the travel story of Milena and Nenad from Bijeljina, whose journey to the Far East began with Nenad’s job. For HEDONIST, they turned their impressions into a personal guide through countries that rarely become a traveler’s first choice, accompanied by photographs that best capture everyday life far from European habits.
Cities That Wake Up in Spring
There are cities that are beautiful at any time of the year. But there are also those that, by some unwritten rule, reveal their true charm in spring. That is when the streets come back to life, parks turn into green oases, and cafés on city squares gain that special energy that makes travels truly memorable.
Why Melbourne Is the Best City in the World
There are cities known for their impressive skyscrapers. Others are famous for histories that stretch back thousands of years. And then some cities possess something harder to describe - an energy that makes people want to stay. Melbourne is exactly that kind of place. The Australian metropolis has been named the best city in the world for 2026.
Milena and Nenad in the Philippines: From the Concrete Jungle to Paradise Islands
Five years of life in Asia - two in Bangladesh, two in the Philippines, and one in Sri Lanka - shaped the travel story of Milena and Nenad from Bijeljina, whose journey to the Far East began with Nenad’s job. For HEDONIST, they turned their impressions into a personal guide through countries that rarely become a traveler’s first choice, accompanied by photographs that best capture everyday life far from European habits.
A Night to Remember: The World’s Most Unusual Hotels
Travel is often most vividly remembered through cities, landscapes, and the people we encounter. But sometimes what stays with you the longest is the place where you spent the night. Around the world, some hotels are far more than accommodation - they are experiences in themselves: rooms inside cranes, airplanes, lighthouses, or even deep underwater. In places like these, a night’s stay becomes an adventure, and the view from the window turns into a story you never forget.
