5 Best Places To Visit in Italy

June 17, 2019 by Leave a Comment

According to travel experts and tourists, Italy is one of the best and the most famous travel destinations for all the people around the globe. The historical sites, the mouth-watering cuisine, and the art, Italy is truly a tremendous place that one must visit at least once in a lifetime. Most importantly, if you are someone who loves cheese and wine then yes, Italy should be a must on your travel bucket list.

 

Another thing that you must know is that if you are planning to explore all of the best places in Italy and if you really want to have the best time there then you should plan at least a 2 weeks trip because Italy is a big country and there are so many places you can cover here.

 

Even if it’s a 2 weeks trip, it’s not possible for you to cover all of Italy in a single visit which is why today we are here with a list of some of the must see places in Italy so that you can enjoy your trip to the fullest.

 

1- Rome

Rome is probably the best place you will visit in Italy and we can bet on the fact that if you are someone who loves visiting historical and cultural places then yes, you will love Rome for sure. It’s also the center of Catholicism and on top of everything, the food here is something to die for. In a nutshell, Rome is everything that’s perfect in Italy.

 

2- Venice

The city like roads, the canals and the water running taxis, Venice is unique and it’s nothing like any other city you will ever come across even if you travel the whole world. The streets here are smaller and if you want some really peaceful time then yes, Venice is good to go place for you. Especially in Venice, do try the pizzas!

 

3- Tuscany, Italy

Don’t want a crowd around? Well, no problem because Tuscany is the best place to be if you want to see some peaceful sunsets and sunrises. There are some really spectacular landscapes that you will find here in Tuscany and on top of everything it’s the best romantic travel destination. So, if you are a couple and if you want to have the best time of your life with your partner then just head straight to Tuscany.

 

4- Lake Como

You can relax and kick back in this luxurious region and ask anyone in Italy about Lake Como and they will tell you what a wonderful place it is to visit. The speed boats, the sleek sailboats, the water, and the surrounding hills, everything is just truly tremendous here, and you can have some water fun too in Lake Como.

 

5- Amalfi Coast

The Amalfi Coast covers somewhat around 34 miles of coastline and on top of everything, it’s home to more than 13 colorful towns. Especially if you are looking forward to a place where you can have some hiking fun and some underwater fun all at the same time then yes, Amalfi coast is what you need to visit.

 

Conclusion

These are some of the best places to visit in Italy but this isn’t it and the list goes on and on. The one thing you should keep with yourself is a camera because honestly, there are so many beautiful views and landscapes that you will come across here and you’d definitely want to capture them in your camera forever. So, just pack your bags right away and head to Italy for a wonderful and memorable trip.

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Coconut Bay Resort, St. Lucia

June 4, 2019 by 18 Comments

No matter what kind of vacation you are looking for- family trip, a romantic couples retreat, girlfriends getaway- you can find what you are looking for on the diverse island of St. Lucia. Coconut Bay is located near the airport (in fact, just five minutes away), so you won’t have a long trek to your room once you arrive. That’s never a welcome surprise, is it? Once there, you are greeted by friendly staff with cool towels and cold drinks of your choice- water, rum punch, or champagne.

Coconut Bay

As you refresh and cool off, you and your entourage check into your room.  You can take your bags or have them taken to your room for your, and your vacation really begins. A recently renovated resort on 85 acres, the all inclusive Coconut Bay offers plenty to see, do, (eat!) and explore.  There are nine restaurants, seven bars, five pools, a fully functional and not all all lacking fitness center (lets face it, often “gyms” while vacationing are weak sauce) the largest waterpark on the island, and more. Did I mention it was all inclusive? Because that makes things so. much. easier. Also, the beach is just past the pools- no long hike to and fro.

best family vacation

We took my daughter for a long weekend, and there was definitely not enough time to see all that we wanted to on the resort, let along the island. So it’s a great spot for a quick getaway, but for sure even better for those who like a more immersive experience. If you are traveling as an adults only getaway, you will likely prefer to stay o the “Harmony” wing of the resort, which does not allow children. When you get a moment to get away from it all- your routine, the kids, the noise-  the last thing you want to hear is someone else’s kids screaming, and that’s totally fair and understandable- and other adults get that. It can be hard to find time to reconnect as a couple, and Coconut Bay makes sure you can have those quiet moments you are looking for, complete with hammocks and lounge chairs everywhere you look.

St Lucia Resort

Brining the kids? Totally cool. I usually do as well. The “Splash” wing is for families, and where you will find the waterpark, the only resort petting zoo on the island (and the only one I can remember seeing ever in my own experience), the Kidz Club, and even a paintball course.  It is for sure the louder side of the resort, and there are plenty of family friendly activities to keep everyone busy. Also, a note for those looking to keep active while traveling- they have really good fitness classes offered. Actual quality, that are both fun and challenging. You will be working up a sweat but enjoying yourself at the same time. Again, not something I see all the time. Places might have gyms and classes, but they are not usually anywhere near this intensity, and we were super impressed.

If you are getting away for a couples retreat for a girlfriends getaway, there are plenty of places that are kid free. Sometimes, you just need some quiet time. With separate pools, cabana area, and bar, the “Harmony” area has adults only peace and quiet in mind.  The rooms are luxurious and have evening turn down service, and there are quite a few options when it comes to views. Pool, ocean, or garden, they are all beautiful (and what tropical view would you turn down right now, really?)

There are great packages at the Kai Mer Spa, which you can receive indoors or outside, in your own private cabana, beachside. Nothing like a warm ocean breeze, is there? That’s like a double shot of relaxation. There are quite a few massage options to choose from, as well as other beauty options, like nail salon services and more. You can go on your own, or with your girlfriend, partner, daughter- whatever works for your party.

St Lucia vacation

There are also plenty of touring options, should you want to venture outside the resort. Head to the front desk and choose from a great variety of options. While most resorts offer some kind of tours, Coconut Bay has a really large variety to choose from. St. Lucia is a tiny island, but it has a lot to offer. Not many islands have active volcanoes, mountains, award winning scuba locations, several kinds of sandy beaches (including black sand), amazing vegetation and flora and fauna- it’s a one of a kind island.

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The watersports are plentiful, from water skiing to sailing to kite surfing and more. Snorkeling is amazing, the waters are beautiful and there are many kids of marine life to find. There is also a beautiful botanical garden with waterfall and thermal pools, ziplines, rainforest sky rides (a unique attraction) and more. There is also an active volcano, aforementioned, that creates a thermal bath and spring. Those willing can climb into the sulfuric smelling waters and coat themselves with the gray mud that is created by the ash. Wash it off in the warm waters below, and your skin glows for days. Really, your skin will look and feel amazing. Wear a bathing suit you don’t love or is dark, the mud will stain. Sulphur Springs is also the world’s only “drive in volcano”, where you can really drive right up and see steam rising, bubbling, and feel the heat. You can’t get too-too close, and you will be accompanied by a ranger who will make sure safety rules are followed and tell you about the volcano. DO NOT MISS THIS!

volcanic bath

 

For hikers and climbers, you will want to save a day for St. Lucia’s iconic Pitons, which technically can both be climbed, although only one is legally sanctioned. Gros Piton, the legal mountain, is steep and challenging. Taking you up roughly 2000 feet in an average of two hours (and two more hours to get back down), there are benches and areas to rest. Bring plenty of water, you will be glad you did.

tours in st lucia

 

A Unesco World Heritage site, nature lovers and hikers will not want to miss Gros Piton. You will  register at the base of the mountain, pay the fee of $50 per person (in US dollars), and hike with a guide. Guides are at the base of the mountain, and reservations are not required. As the hike is not a short one, tours are available from 7am until 2pm daily- last tour ends at 2. It is recommended to go early.

horse riding on beach

After your day out, head back to the hotel, relax, and grab something to eat before choosing which pool to lounge next to.

Relaxation AND adventure- sounds too good to be true? Visit https://cbayresort.com to choose a package that works for your next vacation.

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Best travel gadgets in 2019 to pack in your backpack

May 28, 2019 by Leave a Comment

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Travelling is one of the best things a person can do to himself or herself. It helps them to take a much-needed break in life and think about themselves, new prospects and other stuff that can help them to grow. But travelling is not always for pleasure. It is sometimes business, and sometimes it is an adventure. There are also quite a lot of other reasons too such as to seek education, moving on in life, and etc. But one thing remains common in all sorts of travelling, and that is our items in the backpack.

When we are travelling, it is our instinct that we want to pack each and everything which is important to us. But this is not wise, as we are not only bounded by a certain weight limit on our ticket but also it is easy to manage a lot of weight. Carrying a heavy backpack will not only make you less mobile and agile but also cost you more energy. You should always pack those items that are most important to you. Every other thing is secondary. For this reason, it is highly recommended to pack multipurpose travel gadgets to keep in your backpack.

Best Travel Gadgets in 2019 to pack in your backpack

We have made some extensive research and learnt about some amazing travel tech and gadgets that are not only important to keep in your backpack, but they are also effective in many ways. It doesn’t matter what is the niche of your trip, you simply need to keep these items in your backpack for a safe and comfortable journey. These items will make sure that you have a great journey and an even better experience so that you can enjoy more. So read on, improve your packing, acquire these items and make the most of everything.

Smartphone /tablet with useful applications

A smartphone is generally not kept in your backpack. But it is still the most important item you need to keep all the time with you. It has everything you need, from personal contacts to your personal data, camera, camcorder, internet browsers, and useful applications. Tablet it another form of a smart device that is recommended to keep in a backpack. Smart and useful applications include maps, emergency contacts, currency converter, compass, weather update, language translator, internet browser, travel agency’s application, and etc.

These applications come in handy, and if you have a working internet connection you can practically make your travel plans from a phone. One of our colleagues had to visit Accra for a meeting. He downloaded a travel agency’s application on his phone, which he used to book his online tickets, hotel accommodation, car rentals, and other transfers. It made his journey easier than it should have been in normal cases because such swift affairs tend to throw you in a panic mode. So be wise and download important apps in your smartphone/tablet.

Universal plug converter

Your electronic gadgets battery doesn’t last an eternity. No matter how powerful the battery is, you will need to charge them at any time in your journey. Especially electronic items such as cell phone, laptop, flashlight, or any other important appliance. If they run out of power, it can create a mess for you. Although you can find a socket for charging your device anywhere, most of the time there is a difference in the plug, which creates more problems. For this reason, it is important to keep a universal plug converter in your backpack wherever you go. In this way, you can easily charge your phone, laptop or any other appliance from any power socket available.

Wire extension board

Just like a universal plug converter, keeping a wire extension board in your backpack will make your travelling much laid-back in 2019. You have many electronic appliances and devices and each one of them needs charging. Keeping a wire extension board will help you charge them all at once, and instead of charging one device at a time. You can save valuable time by keeping a wire extension board with you in all your travels in 2019 and beyond.

Power banks

When you are travelling between destinations, you will need your mobile phone, laptop, camera, and any other device batteries fully charged. This is a digital age and you rely a lot on electronic items. For this reason, you need to keep a powerful power bank(s) with you all the time as you don’t know when you will be able to charge your phone or other devices again.

Hard Drive/External memory

Going to different places can create a desire to take a photo on your phone or your camera. So relying on a very limited memory space of your phone or camera is not the best of ideas. For this reason, keep an external memory card, or a portable hard drive just to make sure you don’t miss out on anything just because you ran out of memory space.

Good quality hands-free or headphones

Keeping good quality hands free/headphones is quite important these days. You cannot put on songs in your mobile phone or any other sound playing device. You need to respect others presence and comfort as well. For this reason, keeping hands free or headphones is important in your backpack. You can also keep sound cancelling hands-free as well to eliminate all the noises in your surroundings. They work great in an aeroplane, train, bus, and any other place that naturally produces noise.

Insect repellent

Sometimes small things seem unimportant to us. But when we need them, we need them desperately. Amongst those small items is an insect repellent. It is important to keep one in your backpack as you don’t know what kind of insects there will be in that particular place. Mosquitos can cause a lot of nuisance and irritation. They can also carry a lot of infections and diseases that can ruin your trip if bitten. So be wise and carry an insect repellent.

Hiking essentials

If you are going on a trekking trip, there are multiple gadgets we would commend you to keep. Every hiking and trekking trip has its own appeal, but one must always take additional care when travelling in the backwoods.

  • Solar charger
  • Camp shelter
  • Rain Coat
  • GPS watch
  • Flashlights
  • Satellite phone
  • Sunscreen gel/lotion/cream
  • Moisturizing cream/lotion
  • Binoculars
  • First aid kit
  • Water purifier bottle
  • Sunglasses
  • Swiss Army Knife
  • Foot warmers
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Kids & MoBay Jamaica: What to See & Do

May 24, 2019 by Leave a Comment

If you’ve decided your tropical vacation this year needs to be family-oriented, be sure to check out all of the options available at MoBay Jamaica. Not just a tropical paradise for couples to celebrate marriages and romantic getaways, Jamaica also offers plenty of options for the young as well as the young-at-heart. Use this handy list to check-off all that you should see and do with the family when you head to Jamaica.

All-inclusive Resorts that Cater to Families

Most people tend to think of the adult options that are provided by all-inclusive resorts, but many are filled with activities and amenities for families of all ages. Some of our favorites include the Holiday Inn Resort in Montego Bay as well as the Iberostar Rose Hall Beach location. Both resorts have on-site activities for kids, as well as spa amenities for the grownups. Hilton Rose Hall and Sunset Beach Splash Montego Bay are two other popular family resorts that offer beach access and activities for all ages.

World-Renowned Golfing

You vacation to the beaches of Jamaica and not take advantage of one of its’ incredible golf courses. If you’re a golf fan, playing on a luscious green course surrounded by the ocean and exotic plant life is like nothing you can experience at home. Montego Bay has several award-winning golf courses; whether you want to do the White Witch Golf Course at Rose Hall or the Three Palms Ocean Course, you can find the challenge and the view you want to make your vacation complete.

Haunted House Tours

Rose Hall haunted house tours are a favorite of many tourists, young and old alike. This 45-minute tour details the legend of the White Witch that is said to roam the grounds of the plantation. You’ll hear the backstory of the White Witch and the details of those that did not survive after crossing paths with her. Rose Hall even offers a Witches Brew to drink as part of your tour package. It’s a fun and unique experience that your family is sure never to forget.

Dunns River Falls

Nestled in Ochos Rios, Jamaica, you’ll feel like you were transported to an entirely new world at this popular tourist destination. Dunns River Falls is considered one of Jamaica’s national treasures. Many renovations have been done over the years to make your experience at the Falls one that you never forget. Whether you want to sightsee or you want to experience all that the Falls truly have to offer, you have a variety of options. One popular event is “climbing” the falls in a human chain, led by one of the experienced tour guides. There is a “massage parlor” where you can sit and relax while you listen to the soothing sounds of the falls. If climbing the falls scare you, there are plenty of observation decks where you can safely stand and watch the rest of your family traverse the falls.

Rest assured when planning your family vacation that there are plenty of options for the kids in Montego Bay, Jamaica that will provide a lifetime of lasting memories.

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Is it Better to Buy or Rent an RV for an Upcoming Trip?

May 24, 2019 by Leave a Comment

An RV sounds like the perfect option for an upcoming trip, but then the big question appears. Is it better to rent an RV for the trip or purchase one? Consider both options carefully before making any decision as either one could be the right answer, depending on your travel plans, your financial situation, and more.

 

Buying Means More Vacations Later

 

Of course, the biggest pro to buying an RV now is that it’s available anytime you want to take a trip. Decide to just take off for the weekend? There’s no need to check with a rental agency to see if there’s an RV available. Visiting a Forest River RV dealer today means it’s possible to purchase an RV that can be used for just about any vacation you want to take.

 

Renting Can Help Save Money

 

Although it can be expensive to rent an RV for a week or longer, the fees are still less than the cost of an RV. If money is a concern, it might be better to rent an RV for this trip. If you don’t end up liking RV traveling, there’s no worry about trying to sell an RV in the future and there’s no money wasted from having to sell for less than the purchase price.

 

Buying Allows Customized Additions

 

Those who purchase an RV have the chance to customize it, so it meets their needs. New RVs come with plenty of potential upgrades as well as options for the interior and exterior. Look through all of the options carefully to choose the right ones when buying an RV and purchase it ahead of time just in case anything needs to be ordered.

 

Renting Means No Searching for Storage

 

A downside to buying an RV could be storing it between vacations. Renting an RV means there’s no need to worry about where it’s stored. Those who don’t have room at home or cannot park an RV at home because of an HOA might prefer renting the RV just to save on storage costs. Consider the space available for storage, the costs associated with storage, and how easy it will be to store between vacations.

 

Buying Can Enable an Extended Trip

 

Heading out on the open road can be exhilarating, especially when there’s no need for hard plans and no hotel rooms to worry about so the plans can change on a whim. If the RV is rented, however, there may be limitations to how long it can be gone. The rental agency may require it being returned on time to avoid late fees and because others may want to rent it. When you buy an RV, you don’t have this concern and can extend the trip if you want to.

Renting Gives the Chance to Test the Waters

 

A big advantage of renting over buying an RV is simply the chance to try it out. With a rental, it’s possible to use the RV for just a short time to see if living in an RV while traveling is fun, to get used to driving an RV, and to see if any downsides may mean you don’t want to purchase an RV for future trips.

 

If you’re planning a trip and you’d like to take an RV, you’re going to need to consider whether it’s better to purchase an RV or rent one. Use the pros and cons here to think about which option is right for your upcoming vacation.

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New interactive quiz helps travelers find city breaks with the world’s best nightlife

May 14, 2019 by Leave a Comment

Travel experts have introduced a new free to use interactive quiz to help intrepid travellers find their next trip online, making it easier to book affordable holiday deals to experience world class nightlife on their next city break.

The company has pinpointed the city best suited to travellers’ interests, offering inspiration to those that want to satisfy their wanderlust with handpicked comprehensive trips in party destinations and cities across the globe. For example, you can find inspiration for a getaway to Marrakech with Opodo.co.uk

So, if you feel it’s time to get away and take a break from everyday life, then jetting off for a city break can be a chance to unwind and discover a new destination by using this handy new online tool.

But what with so many international places to choose from, knowing exactly where to travel and what to experience at night after a full day of sightseeing can be overwhelming – no matter what kind of traveller you are.

Warmer climates, accommodation style and rich cultural experiences are important considerations for travellers when considering their city break experience, but once the sun goes down, many places take on a different personality as the city’s night life comes into play.

Take the quiz and it could help you to find the best deals to experience the bustling Tokyo metropolis on your next city break. You might be able to bag a bargain whilst you’re at it.

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5 Point Checklist for Mountain Adventures with Your Kids

May 2, 2019 by Leave a Comment

Heading to the mountains with your kiddos in tow can provide a lot of fun adventures. Whether you’re looking to go during the winter months for some skiing excitement or you prefer to head out with nicer weather for a fun hike, there are plenty of options to choose from. However, no matter which option you decide to choose, it’s important that you take all necessary precautions. After all, mountainsides can provide additional challenges for those little ones, so be sure to follow this five point checklist for mountain adventures with your kids.

 

  1. Food and Drink

Your child requires sustenance and hydration, and whether you’re on the mountain in cold or warm weather conditions, it’s important you have plenty of food and drink on hand. You know your child best, so you should plan your schedule and food/drink supply accordingly. For instance, if you know your child needs snacks throughout the day, you should prepare to bring plenty of snacks along for the trip. In addition, you may also want to consider keeping your mountainside adventures shorter in duration so you have time to head back to the hotel/cabin for a rest. When you can plan food and drink ahead of time, you can help alleviate any instances where your child has a temper tantrum on the edge of a mountain because they’re hungry.

 

  1. Clothing

It’s very important to put your child in the right type of clothing when you are taking a mountain adventure. Before you pack for your child or get them dressed for the day, it’s very important you take into consideration the following:

  • Weather
  • Outdoor pests
  • Temperature changes based on incline

The outside temperature and weather at the time of your adventure will make a difference in how you dress your child. Be sure to have items on hand like wool socks to keep their feet warm (especially in colder conditions). If it’s raining, you’ll want to ensure they have waterproof clothing on, and if it’s hot, make sure they’re not overheating.

 

In addition to the weather, you also need to consider the outdoor pests. For instance, will you be hiking in an area that is prone to poison ivy, ticks, or other hazardous animals, plants, or pests? You need to know this information to ensure your child is dressed appropriately to keep them from coming into contact with something that’s potentially dangerous.

 

Finally, your child’s clothing should also accommodate changes in temperature based on incline. For instance, you may start out in an 80-degree location, but as you continue to climb, the temperature may drop significantly. If your child is dressed only for that 80-degree weather, you could put them at risk for hypothermia without the proper attire.

 

  1. First Aid Kit

Whenever you are doing anything adventurous with children, it’s very important for you to have a first aid kit on hand. While you hope to never need it, it’s always better to have this on hand just in case of a fall or scrape. Covering a small scrape with a bandage and some ointment could be the difference between your child continuing on the adventure or screaming to go home.

 

  1. Safety Gear

The type of safety gear you will need for your mountain adventure will depend on the age of your child, their behavior, and your actual adventure. For instance, you’ll likely need more safety gear for a young child who is prone to walking away while hiking on a steep mountainside. Consider having items where you can strap your child to your chest (if they’re young enough) or having a tether that connects you to your child. You’ll also want to make sure your child has the right footwear, as it’s important to have climbing boots or snow boots to handle the different weather and terrains. Before you take your adventure, it’s a good idea to head to a local outdoors retailer to ensure you’re getting all the right items.

 

  1. Education

Before you head out on your mountain adventure with a child, it’s important you get all the education you possibly can—for both you and your child. Be sure you have a solid understanding of the area you’re visiting and what exactly you’ll be doing while there. You should also have an understanding of any possible risks or threats to you and your family too. Once you have the basics, be sure to educate your child as best as you can. Make sure they understand how they need to wear certain clothes/gear or that they cannot walk away from you. The more you talk to your child about the adventure, the safer they will be.

 

When it comes to taking mountain adventures with your kids, be sure you have this checklist in place before you go.

 

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Most Beautiful Places in Europe to Visit

May 2, 2019 by Leave a Comment

I have traveled the world over, but I still reserve a special place for Europe. My affections draw deeply for the diverse cultural experiences, the breath-taking scenery and a mash-up of the new and old world. Europe is home to more than 500 ethnicities with different cuisine, culture, and design. For me, a trip through Europe is like a walk through the most exotic museum.

To share in this whirlwind of experiences, here are a few places you must visit while in Europe:

 

  • Cesky Krumlov in the Czech Republic

 

A significant section of the medieval ages resides in a small town outside Prague in the Czech Republic. The small town of Cesky is a short bus ride from the capital. It is positioned in a tranquil reserve with rivers running on the outer borders of the town. During the summer, tourists throng this destination in thousands to see the old architecture, teeming markets and the hospitable locals. However, Cesky is a ghost town during the winter. This is because of the heavy snowfall the town experiences every year. Regardless, snow enthusiasts will love this small town after seeing the thick coats of white over everything within vision.

Cesky boasts of exotic Czech cuisine, small and intimate resorts, and wonderful sights. At the center of the town is a repurposed lighthouse that now serves as a local observatory. From this viewpoint, tourists can catch a glimpse of the entire town.

 

  • Budapest

 

Songs have been sung and movies made in the glory of Budapest. But not one of these songs or movies comprehensively captures the true beauty of Budapest. The Hungarian capital bursts with color and pomp. When I first got to Budapest, I was taken aback by the friendliness of the locals and the sheer amount of horses in the city. What stole my heart even more was the rich history and variety within the city.

I believe that Budapest has yet to live its true potential as a holiday destination. My recommendation to anyone visiting the city is to try one of the fantastic five star hotels in the city for exemplary service and good food.

 

  • The Algarve in Portugal

 

If you are tired of the concrete jungles in cityscapes, take a moment to view countryside Portugal for a date with nature. I visited the Algarve in the south of Portugal, and I still get a whiff nostalgia every instance I think back. The coastal town is a breath of fresh air, especially for city dwellers. You can view the coral reefs, or visit the numerous marine parks in the area. Better still, you can bask in the warm rays of the coastal sun on the beach while sipping coconut wine and other coastal delicacies. Besides, a little sun is good for your skin.

As stated on Barcelona Exclusive Private Tours site, the Algarve is, however, a much better summer getaway than it is during the winter.

 

  • Paris

 

The headliner for any trip through Europe always has and will always be the city of Paris. On my first trip to Paris, everywhere I looked I could see a water fountain. Mind you, most of these fountains have drinkable water. I was also torn to shred at the number of activities one would take part in while in the city of love. You can visit museums, parks, and other attractions such as the Eiffel tower and still not complete your travel for the day.

Europe is a travel destination all year round. It is full of adventure, rare experiences and what some may term as bizarre. If you don’t believe me, take a trip to Amsterdam and get back to me.

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