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Very few abbeys can provide visitors with a delightful rum tasting experience while also offering opportunities for leisure activities such as croquet. Consequently, a visit to St. Nicholas Abbey in Barbados is an essential component of any itinerary for the island.
Australiais a land celebrated for its summers, but not so much for its winters. However, for those who find themselves there from June to August, there are plenty of ways for the cold not to get you down. From spots to satisfy snow bunnies to others that provide a little more heat up north, Australia is not to be underestimated regarding what it has to offer travelers in wintertime. Below, we explore some of the best trip ideas down under.
Ho Chi Minh City is the compelling commercial hub of modern Vietnam, with wide boulevards, grand colonial buildings, cultural sights, and a vibrant tangle of narrow paths – all framed by a kinetic river of traffic. From noodle breakfasts to evening drinks, here’s how to make the most of a weekend in Saigon.
Yorkshirein northernEnglandhas become a vibrant hub for craft distilleries. While most are specializing in gin, you’ll also find rum, vodka, and even whisky soon to grace your glass. The region is rich in natural ingredients—think sea kelp, wildflower honey, local lavender, and sloe berries—and the spirits produced here offer a true taste of the land. In celebration of World Gin Day (8 June), here’s a curated list of the finest places to enjoy local spirits in Yorkshire.
Iceland’s landscape is one of the most evocative on the planet – mist-shrouded cliff-sides, inky black beaches, and ghostly blue glaciers. All of it creates an unrivalled atmosphere, making it essential that your Iceland road trip has a soundtrack just as majestic.
Monterey, on California’s central coast offers adventure and exploration, culture and food, as well as sunny afternoons at the beach. The wide, empty road, salt-tinged sea air, and ornamental Cypress trees create a unique and stunning environment.
While you might be accustomed to enjoying your gin with tonic, in the Netherlands, the traditional drink is jenever, dating back to the 16th century. This classic spirit is made by distilling grains and malt wine.
There is a gin boom in Cape Town and it’s spreading across South Africa, with around 50 distilleries now producing no fewer than 250 different gins. Fueling the trend is the use of the country’s fascinating flora to flavor the spirit.
Free and open to everyone,parkrunhas captivated millions across the globe since its inception in 2004. Consequently, every Saturday morning, approximately 250,000 participants eagerly line up to start their timed 5km run in over 1700 different locations across 23 nations and five continents. As a result, a growing number are using these events as a reason to travel worldwide. Will you soon be among them?
Traveling from the UK, we recognize that train journeys can transform into exceptional experiences, serving as a mode of exploration beyond mere transit. The Andean Explorer train in Peru exemplifies this notion beautifully.
The Dominican Republic is well known for its blissful beaches: the crystal clear waves of Punta Cana, the eye-catching turquoise waters at Bahía de las Águilas, and the deep blues of the Atlantic lapping at golden sands on Samaná Peninsula.
In need of a digital detox, aligning your chakras, or just a health kick in the sun? Then set your sights on Ibiza. Home to some of the world’s most luxurious spas, Ibiza has become a top destination for those in search of decadent pampering, relaxation, fitness, and well-being. Spiritual enlightenment is optional, however, many guests leave feeling rejuvenated.
6 June marks the 75th anniversary of the D-Day beach landings, the largest seaborne invasion in history. Early on the morning of 6 June 1944, swarms of landing craft arrived on the beaches of northern Normandy in France, and 135,000 Allied soldiers started to pour onto French soil.
The largest seaborne invasion ever witnessed was launched from choppy waters onto the wind-whipped shores of German-held Normandy in the early hours of 6 June 1944. With the 75thanniversary of D-Day being commemorated in France, numerous exhibitions and events throughout the year provide an insightful opportunity to visit this historic location.
Mediterranean-flavored Santa Catalina Island serves as an ideal getaway for harried Angelenos seeking fresh air, endless sunshine, and seaside fun. Having originally been the home of the Tongva Nation, Catalina’s fascinating history includes roles as a sanctuary for Spanish explorers and sea otter poachers. In 1919, chewing-gum magnate William Wrigley Jr. acquired the island, commissioning Spanish Mission-style buildings and hosting his Chicago Cubs for spring training.
South Americadraws food-lovers from across the globe, but it’s best known for its carnivorous delicacies rather than its meat-free options. That shouldn’t discourage vegans and vegetarians, however. Despite preconceptions, the continent has a diverse range of restaurants catering to green lifestyles, andSantiagois no exception.
Home to awe-inspiring masterpieces, including the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo,the Louvreis the world’s most popular museum. However, it has recently begun to suffer under the weight of its immense appeal. On Monday, thousands of tourists waiting in line were turned away after security staff staged a walkout. According to Sud Culture Solidaires Union, the iconicParismuseum is ‘suffocating’ due to its record-breaking attendance, which totaled 10.2 million visitors last year—a staggering 25% increase from the previous year.
Whether travelers want to indulge their sense of adventure or hit the road in style, there are plenty of new camper vans and trailers available for this year’s road trip. GoTravelDaily rounded up some of the latest models that will have you grabbing the GPS and cueing upthe perfect playlist.
