Jan is the owner and founder of The Crazy Tourist. He's born and raised in The Netherlands and loves exploring the South of France.
He loves going on short City Trips and visiting sunny destinations. His favorite country to visit is France.
Kauai, also known as Kaua’i, is an island in the Hawaiian archipelago and is reportedly the oldest of its kind in the region. It is the fourth largest in Hawaii and the 21st largest in the United States of America. Termed also as the ‘Garden Island’, Kauai has everything that one can wish for – …
Oklahoma is nicknamed ‘Land of the Red Man’ as a result of its actual name, which means red people in Choctaw. Today, more than 25 Native American languages are spoken in Oklahoma, and the cultural diversity is matched by the state’s vast diversity in landscapes. It is home to flatlands, grasslands, mountains and hills, as …
Located in the southern part of the United States, the state of Alabama is so-called after a native American tribe by the same name. The state is well-known for its landmarks dating back to the American Civil Rights Movement, beautiful landscape, and over 1,500 miles of inland waterways. Also known as the Yellowhammer state because …
Not only is the state of Louisiana rich in culture and heritage; it is also rich in terrain. It is known for its deltas, swamps and marshes, as well as its longleaf pine forest and wet savannahs. In short, it is clear why Louisiana was nicknamed the Bayou State. With the Driskill Mountain in the …
Snugly set between Luzon and Palawan is Mindoro, the backpacker/hiker/diver/beach bum/foodies’ dream island! Most of the action for travelers you’ll find in on the northeastern tip of the island where there is fantastic diving, chilled-out beach bars, and a variety of upscale and laid back accommodation. Move inland and you’ll find Mt. Halcon and Mt. …
The capital of Sweden is a cosmopolitan city with a tangled old town, stylish young districts, a dynamic city centre. Spread across 14 islands on Lake Mälaren, Stockholm’s very environment encourages you to rove and see where you’ll end up. There are around 50 bridges in the centre alone, while ferries are a fun way …
Famous for its bourbon, horse racing, tobacco, fried chicken and bluegrass music, Kentucky is a state that is filled with culture and all things related to it. It is known as the ‘Bluegrass State’ because of its unique smooth meadow-grass, but it also has loads of geographical diversity. Kentucky boasts a plethora of natural attractions …
An arm-shaped headland on the east of Massachusetts, Cape Cod is often considered synonymous with ‘beach’ and offers some of the best beach destinations not just in the United States but in the world. Featuring a boundless stretch of astounding coastline, historic sites, natural attractions, and tropical flora and fauna, Cape Cod is among the …
Key West, an island city in the Florida Keys, is considered as the southernmost city in the United States. The island city is famous among visitors for its range of beautifully natural as well as man-made beaches. Key West island is four-mile- long and one-mile-wide. The most famous street in the city if Duval Street. …
Europe is home to some of the most beautiful cities in the world and every year millions of tourists explore the capitals such as Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Amsterdam and Vienna, to name a few. However, Europe is also well-known for thousands of miles of pristine coastlines and picturesque beaches. Some of these beaches are family-friendly …