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The Isle of Skye is among Scotland’s most picturesque islands. Its dramatic coastline, charming towns, and historic castles make it an ideal destination for exploration. There are an array of remarkable activities on the Isle of Skye, making it suitable for an adventurous road trip.
Gauteng, the landlocked South African province surrounding Johannesburg, boasts a rich archaeological and geological history. This fascinating history has created a multitude of unusual tourist activities within an hour or two of Jo’burg – from fossil-filled caves to ancient diamond-mining towns and breathtaking balloon safaris over some of the oldest mountains in the world. Here are five of the best Johannesburg day trips.
Blessed with year-round good weather, an unrivaled coastline, and bountiful outdoor activities, Queensland’s Sunshine Coast merits are well-recognized by locals, many of whom are eager to share their favorites with visitors. Begin your journey in booming Brisbane, enjoying big city action without the usual hassles, then venture to neighboring islands, food enclaves, and spectacular beaches all just a couple of hours away.
California cuisine focuses on locally sourced ingredients with good reason. So much is grown in the verdant valleys, from grapes for amazing wine to the produce of the central valley and seafood from the endless coastline. California literally has it all. Moreover, with the diverse population, innovative flavors emerge, making it a true culinary haven. Check out these food and drink festivals this summer to sample the best of California’s varied tastes.
One of my earliest memories of going on holiday was visiting my extended family in Ghana around the age of 6. I remember the sweltering humidity, the rich aromas of spices and well-marinated meat in the air…and the smell of gently boiled child flesh as I spent the entire holiday stewing in my own sweat underneath a cardigan and jogging bottoms.
Arriving in New Orleans for a weekend feels like stepping into a time capsule, as locals sip cocktails on colonial-era balconies and restaurants buzz with conversations reminiscent of the 19th century.
New York City will be the epicenter of global LGBTQ+ celebrations as WorldPride heads to the Big Apple. From celebrations honoring the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising to waving your rainbow flag at the Pride March, an array of NYC WorldPride 2019 festivities are taking place all over the city.
Tourist trap or worthwhile attraction? We all hesitate before shelling out cash for tickets, and let’s be honest – not all sights are worth the hype. Here are some things to do in Toronto that have earned their buzz.
Tired of large bottles of Chang and buckets of SangSom? While sinking shots with other backpackers is a rite of passage for many travelling in the Land of Smiles, Chiang Mai boasts a thriving, lesser-known bar scene – with a distinctly local flavour – that may be more to some travellers’ tastes.
Niceis full to the brim with incredible restaurants and beautiful tiny boutiques, so there are no shortages of places and ways to spend your money.
Taking a camping trip is a wonderful way to unplug from technology and immerse yourself in nature. Nevertheless, there are numerous reasons to keep your phone handy until you reach your campsite. With several websites and apps designed to connect campers with unique camping spots around theUS, finding your ideal location to pitch a tent is simpler than ever.
When it comes to shopping, Dublin can rival all other major European capital cities. While traditional souvenirs abound, the real retail thrill for discerning shoppers lies in exploring the myriad independent stores for which Dublin is increasingly known.
If the idea of crowded museums or pin-drop-quiet art galleries doesn’t float your boat, remember that cultural experiences come in all colours, shapes, and sizes – and August delivers the lot. Live like the locals in Papua New Guinea’s rainforest-clad mountains; be inspired by incredible architecture in Bulgaria’s capital; dance the tango in Buenos Aires; and roam the rich tapestry of Stockholm’s archipelago. Here are some of the best places for culture in August.
London is a vibrant city filled with countless sights, activities, and events. Given the vast array of experiences, it can be overwhelming for visitors, especially those with limited time. Instead of trying to see everything, it’s more effective to explore one neighborhood at a time. If your visit lasts just a weekend, follow this comprehensive guide for an unforgettable experience.
Just an hour north of Paris by high-speed train, and with fast, direct rail links to London and Brussels, Lille offers an accessible, eco-friendly city break. This charming city, France’s fourth-largest, is filled with ornate French and Flemish architecture, unique cuisine featuring local beer, exquisite art museums, and cutting-edge cultural centers. As Lille isFrance’s firstWorld Design Capitalin 2020, there’s no shortage of things to see and do during your visit.
You’ve got a copy of Risk or Sorry! collecting dust on a shelf. Or maybe last Christmas’ annual game of Monopoly led to tears and slammed doors. However, the board game industry is in the midst of a full-fledged golden age, featuring innovative gameplay systems, polished production values, and star designers.
Small-town Mexico may not come immediately to mind when you think of a queer traveller’s paradise, but throughout Oaxaca, the beach villages and city streets offer both queer history and modern hotspots.
With its expansive deserts, enchanting rock formations, colossal mountain ranges, and miles of coastline, the western US is tailor-made for unforgettable road-tripping. We’ve curated the perfect playlist to complement these legendary journeys through the dramatically beautiful American West.
From wildebeest in the Masai Mara to singing humpbacks in Tonga; from Iceland’s expansive lava fields to the ecological wonder that is Madagascar, opportunities to experience wildlife and nature in August are larger than life! Check out these four epic adventures to see Mother Nature at her finest.
It’s easy to imagine that idyllic beach trip – the kids are playing nicely in the sand and the adults are relaxing by the sea. However, as most parents know, the reality is quite different. Sand gets in all the wrong places, toddlers have tantrums, and the weather doesn’t always play along. Nevertheless, all is not lost. Here are our tips for packing effectively for a family beach trip, along with some life hacks on how to cope with the sand once you’re there.