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Ultimate Guide to Backpacking Adventures in El Salvador

Vodka Man07 mins

Backpacking in El Salvador? That’s right. Though not traditionally one of Central America’s most well-traveled destinations, more backpackers (and surfers) discover the small nation’s attractions each year. Luxury travel is possible, as long as travelers keep to well-trod destinations; however, those who backpack in El Salvador will find a host of colorful, fun, and even awe-striking destinations, less accessible to those who seek extra threads in their sheets. Here’s a selection of the top backpacking destinations in El Salvador.

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Top 5 Affordable Beach Destinations in Australia

Lauren Newman06 mins

Australia presents an array of spectacular beaches across its states, with the notable exclusion of the land-locked Australian Capital Territory. For those wanting to escape urban life and immerse themselves in coastal beauty, there are countless options available. From lavish resorts to budget-friendly camping sites, there is truly something for every holiday type. Here are our top picks for an amazing beachside holiday on a budget.

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How to Travel to Arles: Train, Plane, and Car Options

Nicole Potter06 mins

Arles is located in the Bouches-du-Rhône department in Provence (the region known as PACA). As a former Roman capital and a major religious center during the Middle Ages, Arles boasts extraordinary Gallo-Roman antiquities, recognized globally. This picturesque city rests along the banks of the Rhône river, featuring a vibrant market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. It stands out as one of the major Mediterranean cities in southern France. The city’s prime attraction, Les Arenes, an impressive Roman amphitheater, now hosts bullfights and various cultural events, a fascinating contrast to its historical use for gladiators and chariot races. For those interested in historical chariot races and gladiatorial contests, a visit to Nîmes is a must.

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Get the I Amsterdam Discount Card for Visitors

David Davidson05 mins

TheI amsterdam Card is a visitor discount card that provides free access to over 25 museums and attractions in Amsterdam, along with discounted admission to several others. Moreover, it includes free public transport, a complimentary canal cruise, and numerous restaurant discounts. The card can be purchased for 24, 48, or 72 hours. As might be expected, the card’s name is a nod to Amsterdam’s official slogan: “I amsterdam.”

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Top Amusement Parks to Visit Near Baltimore

Stephanie Cherry05 mins

Who doesn’t love a day at an amusement park? For those living near or visiting Baltimore, there are numerous amusement parks, carnivals, entertainment areas, and more to entertain the entire family. Offering excitement beyond roller coasters, these parks feature a variety of attractions, including bumper boats, arcades, go-karts, mini-golf, and laser tag. From thrilling rides to delightful water slides, here are the five nearest amusement parks to Baltimore.

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Discover France’s Majestic Alps: The Country’s Primary Mountain Range

Admin06 mins

The Alps (les Alpes) are the most famous of Europe’s mountain ranges, predominantly located to the east of France and bordering Switzerland and Italy. This majestic range is dominated by Mont Blanc, at 15,774 ft (4,808 meters), the highest peak in Western Europe, which is perpetually adorned with snow. Initially explored by rock climbers in the 19th century, the Alps now offer exhilarating experiences for both beginners and experts alike, including numerousVia Ferratas(iron ladders bolted onto rocks).

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Top Places to Cut Your Own Christmas Tree Near Albuquerque

Debbie Kelly04 mins

Nothing conjures up the holiday season like a fresh Christmas tree. Moreover, there’s nothing more authentic than finding a tree to take home for Christmas in a national forest. The Albuquerque area is rich in that regard, with three close by: Santa Fe, Cibola, and Carson. Expect to make a day of this tree-cutting adventure. You’ll need to dress warmly and in layers because it is cooler in the forest than in Albuquerque. Wear shoes that will hold up to trudging through the forest floor, like boots or hiking shoes. Additionally, pack a picnic lunch or snacks, plus some hot chocolate or coffee, and ensure your vehicle is one that can safely handle a bit of off-roading. Always make sure you know the terrain before venturing across it.

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