A rich array of options along the Bahia de Banderas will vie for your attention. These tips will help you to prioritize where to spend your time and your pesos.
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For some reason, I’d expected the stretch between the Gulf of Salerno and Salento Peninsula to be a bit arid. I soon found myself among rolling valleys and majestic peaks of deep green on every horizon, punctuated by the terracotta roofs of cheerful hilltop villages.
Continuing counterclockwise along Route 1, this next segment begins with Yoda and ends with puffins, with some mind-boggling terrain and tummy-delighting eats along the way.
Italy’s legendary Amalfi Coast has been a top-tier destination for centuries, and its popularity isn’t waning. Following these simple tips for your visit can be the difference between misery and magic.
Having up to this point explored French Polynesia in either a car or an outrigger, on Bora Bora I opted for a bike, which was just right for this scenic and invigorating 10-kilometer loop around the southern section of the island.
After getting your fill of the capital, gain a different perspective on ancient Greece with this relaxing and history-dense drive through one of the country’s least-explored regions.
Our third and final post on the Riviera Maya features a day trip to Isla Mujeres (not to be confused with Themyscira of Wonder Woman fame) and throws in a grab-bolsita of magical miscellany, for good measure.
It’s said that most Estonians know or knew someone who was sent to Patarei, one of the country’s most notorious symbols of Nazi and Soviet terror. Locals say it’s haunted. They may be right.
Legendary Chichén Itzá may not even be the highlight of this brisk and multifaceted day trip, so hold on tight while we use some crafty hacks to get you in and out of there then on your way to enjoy some other can’t-miss marvels.
To evade hordes of barbarian invaders on the mainland, Venice’s founders built the city on 118 islands in the middle of a lagoon. 1,600 years later, you’ll need different tactics to avoid the conquering throng.
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