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Venturing into the mysterious Su Nuraxi site: meandering through shadowy passageways flanked by towering stacked stones, each beckoning us in a different direction. Above us, an ancient ceiling, impeccably preserved and resembling an inverted pine cone. To our surprise, nestled within the inner walls, a hidden spiral staircase unveiled itself, spiraling up to the rooftop. Gazing from the tower’s peak, we were captivated by the history, envisioning the many souls who had treaded these ancient steps before us.

Got to see some crazy talented surfers last weekend at the 2024 PIPE PRO 🏄🏻‍♀️ 🏄‍♂️

A summer afternoon spent galavanting around our favorite wine region 🍷🍇

Always mesmerized by the intertwining of ancient structures throughout this city. So many layers of architectural styles from the last few thousand years all blended together🏛️

Golden evenings exploring the Mokulua Islands🏝️✨ Just a 40 min paddle out from Lanikai beach navigating through beautiful coral formations and turquoise water you’ll have a stunning backdrop of the Koʻolau Mountain Range for the journey. Standing at the edge of ʻAʻalapapa Reef you’ll arrive at the little island oasis, home to many species of protected marine life and native seabirds.

No written records of this ancient civilization have been discovered, and most of their structures and history still remain a mystery today. Throughout the island these stone structures called Nuraghe are scattered through each region. Today over 7,000 are found. Nuraghe are ancient megalithic edifices found exclusively on the Italian island of Sardinia— and nowhere else in the world! . . . . . #Sardinia #beautifuldestinations #visititaly #italy_vacations #lifeofadventure #italytravel #ourplanetdaily #djiglobal #lonelyplanet #beautifuldestinations #visititalia #italygram

We hope this winter season brings you peace comfort and clarity 🫶🏼❄️ . . . . . #iceland #icelandtrip #icelandic #highlands #wintersunsets #djiglobal #icelandroadtrip #beautifuldestinations #sunsets #traveliceland

One of our favorite days in Sardinia was when we rented our own boat for the day and sailed along the coastline🌊 we had a quick boating lesson from the owner and then we were off! If your planning a visit, consider this a must 🤙🏼

One of the most mysterious archeological sites we’ve come across would be this ancient site called the Well of Santa Cristina. It was constructed during the Bronze age, long before Christianity and is believed to be a ritual site. During the Bronze Age, Sardinia was occupied by the ancient Nuragic culture believed to flourish around 1800BC - 238BC. The history of these people are shrouded in mystery as there were no found written records left behind.  Scholars have found many symbolic representations of fertility across the Nuragic sites and believe they had a water cult that invoked various feminine aspects of the divine.  What we found extremely fascinating was how the angular stone slabs were all cut, and how they layer over each other perfectly, almost looking as if it was made in modern times. But the structure that was built above it was made from rugged, un-cut placed stones in a rounded design. It looked as if two distinctly different cultures built each part. It was a very mystical place to sit and wonder 🧙‍♀️

We had this place on the vision board for so long, it’s a special feeling to be standing in the middle of a photo you used to gaze at 💫 After over an hour of hiking (which felt like 10), this beach was the perfect oasis to cool down from the hot Mediterranean sun