Explore Roland Bast’s international slow travel stories, photography-driven guides, and destination features from Europe, Mexico, Cuba, and beyond.
This collection brings together international travel guides, visual stories, and destination features shaped by heritage, atmosphere, and the Slow Travel Method.
From Paris, Lyon, and Mont Saint-Michel to Istanbul, Ireland’s County Cork, Havana, and Tequila, Mexico, these stories are built around lived experience, cultural detail, and photography-led exploration. Discover expert-informed itineraries, neighbourhood walks, and visual journals designed for travellers who want more than surface-level highlights.
Capture the grace of Ireland’s thoroughbred heritage and the Mediterranean mists of Garnish Island. From newborn foals at the Irish National Stud to the exotic gardens of West Cork, this 2026 guide provides essential logistics, ferry schedules, and professional photography tips for independent travellers.
Explore County Cork through whiskey, flavour, and Atlantic coastline. This 2026 travel guide follows Old Midleton Distillery, Kinsale’s culinary streets, and the historic Garryvoe Hotel with slow-travel notes on Irish hospitality, coastal photography, local food, and the spirited heart of the Emerald Isle.
Discover Dublin in 24 hours with a slow-travel route through history, pubs, culture, and city atmosphere. This guide connects O’Connell Street, the River Liffey, The Brazen Head, Christ Church Cathedral, Temple Bar, Marsh’s Library, and Trinity College with practical 2026 travel tips for a short but memorable stay.
Tequila, Mexico, is more than a tasting stop. This first-time guide explores agave landscapes, distillery visits, Independence Day atmosphere, and the practical Guadalajara to Tequila logistics that help turn a quick visit into a richer cultural experience.
Explore Las Vegas beyond the casinos with a 4-day guide built around desert adventures, standout dining, luxury stays, and the quieter visual side of a city that offers far more than gambling.
Explore Ireland’s countryside through a slow-travel photography route shaped by small-group touring, coastal landscapes, heritage sites, whiskey culture, and local food. This 2026 roadmap follows Dublin, Cork, Garnish Island, Kinsale, Dingle, the Aran Islands, and the Cliffs of Moher with practical travel notes and visual storytelling.
Explore Dublin through history, pubs, food, libraries, and small-group travel. This slow-travel guide follows O’Connell Street, the RIU Gresham, Ha’penny Bridge, Christ Church Cathedral, Temple Bar, The Brazen Head, Marsh’s Library, and Trinity College with first-hand notes from Ireland’s capital.
Mont St-Michel is one of Normandy’s most iconic landmarks, but this story goes beyond the postcard view. Built from first-hand experience, this guide blends practical logistics, photography insight, and a slower father-daughter journey through one of France’s most unforgettable landscapes.
Paris reveals itself best when you slow down. This guide shares a more thoughtful way to experience the city through neighbourhood walks, practical museum planning, and the quieter cultural details that make Paris feel alive beyond its landmarks.
Discover Lyon through a slower lens with this France travel guide, featuring Vieux Lyon, river walks, local food culture, photography tips, and practical advice for a thoughtful 2 to 3 day stay.
This 6-day Istanbul guide blends iconic landmarks, local markets, mosque visits, waterfront wandering, Grand Bazaar photography, and hidden courtyards into a slower cultural itinerary for first-time visitors and visual travellers.
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