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Holidays on the Cote d'Azur have already become a tradition. The only thing we changed, was to look for accommodation in which not to interact with many tourists. And, as the family business has or should have that distinctive note that gives you the feeling of "home", we chose Villa Claudia.
For a few minutes we wandered through the sleeping village, looking for the pension we were going to stay at, because, due to a service at the church on the corner, the street we had to reach was blocked. A phone call, a friendly host and things were resolved immediately.
The Ihlara Valley is located in one of the most spectacular regions in Turkey, known for its sculpted erosion formations that take the form of chimneys or mushrooms: Cappadocia
In the central region of Vietnam, near Da Nang, Hoi An, the small town painted almost entirely in yellow, sits on either side of the Thu Bon River. An important commercial port in Southeast Asia between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries.
Often included in the list of the most unusual restaurants in the world, The Rock would surprise us. Pleasant. It is literally perched on a rock in the waters of the Indian Ocean. Under the sky of Africa.
When the sun floods Mdina, gave us the opportunity to see her in the most beautiful position. Yellowed, calm and abandoned by tourists, seduced us.
Busses Camping am Moslepark is my proposal for those who love holidays in the middle of nature. Located at a distance of about 2.5 km from the centre of Freiburg, it is the ideal place for a tent holiday, in a fairytale setting.
The last stage of our trip to Vietnam. We had spent two weeks in the central region, and the next on the list was Ba Na Hills. Discovered by French settlers in the late 19th century and turned into a resort for the colonial elite, then abandoned for nearly a century
Let's discover 2 great accommodations in Zanzibar: Dream of Zanzibar, an all-inclusive resort, located in Pwani Machangani and Mnana Beach Bungalows, on her real name or Mnana Banana as we like to caress her and visit The Rock, the famous restaurant perched on a rock in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
Magic. From the moment you walk into Bali Butterfly Park, you feel like Alice in Wonderland. There is charm around you. And life. Butterflies that give dizzying turns. The least shy sit on you, while others tickle you, like the finest feather, when in their movement they have touched you.
The Balinese house in the middle of the rice field was the ideal place for the perfect vacation. A sign on the main street, which you could easily overlook, paved the way for what Neyang would mean: Silence. So much silence that you could hear your thoughts.
In our travels, we have had the opportunity to interact with people from many countries, from different backgrounds and cultures. When the words did not make the conversation possible, a smile intervened. Broad and sincere.
An ancient limestone rock over 400 million years old houses a network of caves - Batu Caves, of which 3 are the most visited: Cathedral Cave, Cave Villa, Ramayana Cave. Named after the name of the nearby river, the Batu caves are one of the major tourist attractions of Malaysia, the largest Hindu resort outside India.
In Santorini, you do not have to make plans, but just to let yourself flow. The churches have domes of a heavenly blue, and the houses are painted in white with the most heavenly sunset you can witness.
Something, I don't know what urges you to find out their story. The insertion deepened the mystery. The maze in which we move is not over. In Morocco, nothing is free: neither the picture of the monkey, nor the spectacled snake, nor the chaise.
A quiet, idyllic village, painted in green, with accents of colourful flowers and the smell of raw grass. Traditional houses with reed roofs, detached from specialized magazines, leads on both sides of the canals.
Slightly stressed because lavender is already the mature end of July where we were to arrive, I put my hopes in the chance. We arrived in Luberon, the favourite destination for those looking for la belle vie in the south of France.
A dream place, in the middle of lush vegetation, with a magnificent terrace whose panoramic view of the Indian ocean was our place of relaxation in the days spent on La Digue.
Early in the morning, after having breakfast in the middle of the rice field where we were staying, we began to prepare for a wonderful experience. An ornate gate, in front of which a groom and a bride were waiting for their guests.
Located in the heart of Valletta, as sumptuous and old as the city itself, Rosselli combines luxury with the elegance of yesteryear, being conceived as an exclusive and quiet niche in the heart of a crowded capital. It is housed in a 17th-century house, owned by a member of the Knights of Malta, who defied time and whose walls breathe love, intrigue, passion and emotion.
