Adventure With Lisa

Bali food 🇮🇩🍛

The last time I was here, I only ate rice and fried chicken, my expectations where not high at all, but boy what was I in for a treat.🤤

2012 me didn’t like any type of spice so I survived on rice with soysause and some fried chicken, almost a cultural offense, I know.🙊

But I’ve grown and been enjoying indo food a lot at home, thanks to the colonial influences and great toko’s we have in Rotterdam.

Did Bali beat it tho? Hell YEAH!

Not just the traditional food but they did the international food also very well.

In Indonesia you can go to a Warung, where they display all the food and you can get what ever you want, and it so cheap.

🐄Rendang: marinated beef
🐷Babi ketjap: pork in a sweet devine sauce
🐓Ayam: Chicken, in every style and delicious AF
Satay Ayam: small chicken screwers with penutsauce

Or get your nasi goreng/ mie goreng ( rice of noodles with veggies and an egg) for only 20-70k IDR (2-4 euro)

Eating at a night market is amazing but for a local experience you should head OUT of Canggu, because that where you can find all the other delicious food Like Avo on toast and smoothie bowls.

And the fitboy vibe is super real, clean, high protein dishes, choosing your own plate is kinda nice after 3 months of eating out

My favorites in Canggu:
Mostly, Asian fusion
Woods, with live music
HoiAn by MeVui, Vietnamese
Pennylane, western
The common, Tacos
Motion, Clean food
Open House

Maria Alm 🇦🇹

Fresh air, sports and structure.. The best way to deal with a jetlag. And midday naps help too😴

Starting of with powderdays and ending with blues skies, the mountains will give you the most amazing views and nothing beats seeing them from a chairlift while eating a snack🤩

Gratefull to be able to share this with my adventurous family and super excited to get my niece skiing one day

I’ll always be a last lift over a early apresski kind of girl 💜

Someone mentioned that it’s weird to realise we are doing a sport that is going to extinct😱 and now i can’t stop thinking about it

Normandie 🇫🇷

A place I used to skipp because it would be “to cold” and not that pretty🤣🤣 I was so wrong.

Not only White cliffs and views of England but also cure little roads, perfect hiking places and surfingspots that change into Kitesurfspot too🤩

Besties road trip with the Camper, loved every second.

📍Louviers (Rouen)
📍Cabourg
📍Les Loges (Etretat)
📍Wissant
📍Le Portel (Boulogne-sur-mer)

Mis the fresh Croissants already 🥐

Lisbon is always a vibe, but this one hit different. 🇵🇹✨

3 weeks of Portuguese sun, surf, coworking and spontaneous dancing in the streets.

It’s not my first time here, but between live bands by the water, laptop sessions in the cutest cafés (airco included 🙌), and sangria nights in Alfama 🍷💃🏽 — this one’s for the books.

✨ Remote work tips from a digital nomad:
💻 Chiado is perfect: laptop-friendly cafés, less touristy, good cowork vibes
🎉 June = festival season. Music, food, dancing, culture — just step outside
🎶 Alfama for street food, live fado & unexpected parties

⛱️ Need a break from the heat?
Hop on a train to Carcavelos or Cascais. During the week it’s chill — perfect to surf, read, or just soak up the sun.

Carcavelos has that relaxed, surf-town energy 🏄🏼‍♀️🌊 (barefoot, salty hair, local lunch spots).

Cascais is more charming & classy, with cute boutiques and beautiful old streets 🏛️🌺. Pick your mood.

🎨 Creative block? LX Factory to the rescue.
Tucked under the bridge, full of color, street art & surprises.

I came for shade and aircon, stayed for 3 hours, left with a new ring, a notebook, and a full belly. No regrets.

It’s got that wander-without-a-plan magic.

Lisbon just gets the balance: work, wander & wine.
And honestly? I’m here for exactly that. 🌍💛