Here I am upon the conclusion of my 3rd Vipassana meditation course, this time in The Netherlands – several kilos lighter both corporeally and mentally, as always.

Yes, as I said in my last video, here's a little rundown of my first Bansko Nomad Fest.

As I said in my last video, I'd be back from Bansko.

Finally back in Sofia – although as it turns out, I should plan my business trips better and not order tickets and accommodation before I've got an actual fucking deal locked in. But as I'm saying, it's not the worst place to get caught with unfinished plans.

Here's a peek at the heights of Pico do Areeiro, the third-highest place in Madeira. (Get it? "Peek"?!) The view up here is breathtaking, and the island itself is wonderful. Apart from the mild, sunny climate, it's much greener, a bit cheaper, and not nearly as tourist-y as those Canary Islands. While, to be fair, I was here off-season,...

Here we are at Los Azulejos, Gran Canaria. It's called that because "azul" means blue, and some of the cliff layers are supposedly kinda blueish, so my shirt should be blending in with them, but it's not, because really, they're more off-turquoise/patina-ish.

Here I am at Dimmuborgir. Yes, that place from which the pseudo-black metal band took their name (and split it into two words for some reason). And you can see why: It's all dark lava, mercilessly thrust up from the fiery bowels of the Earth thousands of years ago; the formations are all crooked and gnarly; they...

While we've seen many amazing nature sights during our time here, this is the real reason I wanted to go to Iceland: Those notorious northern lights. I know they don't translate very well through this dumbass phone camera, but believe me: When you're standing in the middle of 'em, they're mind-blowing.

Yes, here it finally is: Our long-promised destination that's the opposite of Egypt. And while that means it's cold as fuck, this place has the most wicked nature I've ever seen. Volcanoes, lava formations, mountains, caves, waterfalls, glaciers, blizzards, black beaches, steaming sulphur lakes, hot springs, geysers (wait for the eruption in the...

With all the warm, sunny places we've visited, it's about time that we went somewhere cold and snowy. So we did.