A tiny paradise with pristine beaches and blue waters! Welcome to Croatia’s Primosten. Croatia’s Primosten is a small village. It used to be a tiny, rocky island in the shape of a cone that was connected to the mainland by a drawbridge. The bridge was eventually replaced by an artificial dam once the Ottoman incursions … Read more
Costa Rica is a Central American beauty that is home to a verdant jungle, beautiful beaches, a plethora of adrenaline-pumping activities, and of-course, a healthy dose of “Pura Vida.” You really can see and do everything this nation has to offer in just a week if you want to! Since San Jose is home to … Read more
Greece is a lovely, magical place for all types of holidaymakers. Greece offers a wide variety of attractions, including the famous Cycladic Islands with their sugar cube-shaped homes and blue-domed churches, ancient forests, deep canyons, medieval castles, stunning beaches in a rainbow of colors, turquoise or deep blue waters, palm and pine or fir tree … Read more
A tiny town called Walenstadt can be found in the canton of St. Gallen, in the eastern region of Switzerland. It is encircled by the breathtaking Swiss Alps and is located on the eastern shore of Lake Walen. The outdoors in Walenstadt are ideal for pursuits like biking, hiking, and water sports. In the winter, … Read more
Iceland, the Land of Fire and Ice, is a land of extremes. This remote island is a visual feast, with the midnight sun, the Northern Lights, stunning volcanic vistas, and fantastic fauna. The best time to visit Iceland will largely depend on what you want to experience there because the seasons vary so greatly this … Read more
Girdwood, Alaska is a small, whimsical outdoor village nestled at the base of Alaska’s biggest ski resort, Mount Alyeska. Rivers, glaciers, and soaring peaks all encircle the town. It is a well-liked location for outdoor enthusiasts due to the abundance of hiking, bicycling, and cross-country ski paths. Along the Seward Highway, Girdwood is located around … Read more
Cuba is an island that frequently lurches forward before crunching into reverse. As a result of the 1959 Revolution, which halted time and turned the world upside down, the region is also well known for its prolonged stagnation. You’ll be struck by the old radios, refrigerators, and lamps, as well as the swinging neon signs … Read more