People often think of Ibiza as a tiny island filled with famous nightclubs, partygoers, and loud music. During the summer months, Ibiza Town and other hot spots may be crowded, but the small island of Ibiza isn’t as small as we may think. There are 210 kilometers of coastline to explore surrounding a 571 km2 surface area with countless activities, attractions and stunning nature covering it. Many visitors decide to focus on other things like rejuvenation, yoga retreats, adventure holidays, hiking, scuba diving, historical sites, lounging on white beaches and much more. There are plenty of things to do in Ibiza when you don’t feel like clubbing! 1. People Watch with a Soothing Coffee on Plaza del Parque Right next to the historical city wall in the heart of Ibiza Town is a charming square. The bars and cafés lining it makes for a perfect spot to perch to people…
Uncover the 13 captivating reasons you should visit the Swiss Alps at least once in your lifetime. From breathtaking landscapes to thrilling outdoor activities, the Swiss Alps offer an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. With their alluring peaks, mesmerizing scenery, and a serene beauty that’s hard to resist, the Swiss Alps provide an unforgettable experience for any traveler. Whether you’re an enthusiastic hiker, an ardent skier, or merely yearning for solace in the lap of tranquil beauty, visiting the Swiss Alps should be on your must-do list. Photo by Marco Meyer on Unsplash 1. The Skiing The Swiss Alps offer some of the most breathtaking and challenging ski slopes in the world, making it a must-visit destination for all ski enthusiasts. From November to March, the primary ski season in the Swiss Alps is full of excitement, with New Year, Christmas, and half-term being the most…
Chamonix is a beautiful destination with a wide range of activities to offer. Check out these 13 awesome things to do in Chamonix and make the most of your trip. From heart-pounding outdoor activities to serene moments of connection with nature, Chamonix offers a trove of unforgettable experiences. So, sit back, relax, and allow us to curate all the essential information you need before embarking on your journey to this alpine paradise. Photo by Patrick Boucher on Unsplash Why Visit Chamonix Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, more commonly known as Chamonix, is a picturesque paradise that beckons adventurers and nature lovers alike. With its towering peaks, cascading glaciers, and charming alpine villages, the region offers an unparalleled playground for outdoor enthusiasts. Home to the iconic Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Western Europe, Chamonix is a haven for skiing, snowboarding, mountaineering, and hiking enthusiasts, boasting an array of trails that cater to all skill…
Canggu is a spot well-sought for city dweller tourists. As the hottest spot in Bali, it has countless fun things to try. If you want to party hard, it offers a shiny nightlife that makes you stay until dawn. If you want a physical challenge, you can spend your day learning to surf. But after your tiring day-to-day, you might want your vacation to be about healing. You can have a slow day in nature with a long walk in its well-known rice field, traveling to its various beaches for sunset-viewing, or having your meal in a nature-built cafe. And for a perfect rejuvenation, you might want to book a massage session in a spa. A massage has various health benefits, such as relieving anxiety, improving sleep quality, boosting focus, and helping with muscle pain. After your day of treatment, your fatigue will melt away. And now you are ready…
Discover the 13 best places to visit in the South of France. From the glamorous beaches of the French Riviera to charming old towns and stunning natural landscapes, this guide will help you plan your unforgettable trip. Uncover the region’s remarkable magic by immersing yourself in its stunning medieval history and Mediterranean beaches. In this article, you can dive into the captivating world of Southern France and uncover its remarkable essence. Photo by Valentin B. Kremer on Unsplash 1. Saint-Tropez Saint-Tropez is a small town situated on the French Riviera, once a tiny fishing village, which has become a hotspot for tourists since 1955 when it was used as a filming location for the movie “And God Created Woman” starring Brigitte Bardot. It is the perfect destination for glitz and glamour seekers looking for a more relaxed holiday than in cities like Nice. Plage de Pampelonne, Plage St. Tropez, and…
Are you dreaming of snuggling up in front of a crackling fireplace in your cozy wooden chalet with a hot chocolate after a long day on the slopes? Imagine a fairytale winter wonderland with charming wooden houses, quaint streets, and horse-drawn carriages framed by towering majestic mountains. Welcome to the Swiss Alps, a skier’s paradise, and the perfect place for a winter vacation. Here you’ll find two of the most famous skiing destinations in the world—Zermatt and Verbier. As with any vacation, planning is key. Planning for skiing vacations also requires assessing the level of skiing experience of your group, examining non-skiing activities, finding lodging, and organizing travel to mountainous regions. Here, we’ll take a look at the pros and the cons of both Zermatt and Verbier to make your vacation planning easy! Zermatt, an intermediate skier’s haven Photo by Gabriel Garcia Marengo on Unsplash Step into the famous town…
Narrow streets with tall houses in yellow, ochre and red, Nice is a stunning sprawling city located in the south of France. This coastal city is the country’s second-largest city after Paris and it’s also known as “The Queen of Cote d’Azur” in the gorgeous French Riviera. Nice is a popular tourist destination and you’ll soon find out why. Beautiful and colourful, lively, chic, fashionable and unique, Nice features a wide boulevard, postcard-perfect views, vibrant markets, exquisite restaurants and fun bars. It’s also a cosmopolitan city with fancy shopping malls and cute boutique shops. Beachlife, dining, shopping, amazing private pool villas – no matter what you came for, you’ll find it in Nice. Here’s our selection of the best things to do in Nice: 1. Visit the Old Town: Vieux Nice Credit: fayyaaz974 on Instagram Vieux Nice is the city’s Old Town with beautiful terracotta buildings from the 16th century…
The pandemic is coming to its end, travel restrictions are one by one being lifted and there is new information at an almost daily basis. This can be confusing, but it is our goal to keep it clear and updated for you. In this article, we constantly update the Covid-19 travel requirements of our destinations in Asia. Note: as the rules can be complicated depending on your type of travel, in this article we will only focus on restrictions on non-essential travel, ie. travel for tourism purposes. For quick access, simply click on the country you want to travel to. Indonesia Covid-19 Non-Essential Travel Requirements Since March 7th, Bali has reopened! Not for all countries yet, but at the moment travelers from 61 countries can enter quarantine free and with a Visa on Arrival. A PCR test is also no longer needed. For a list of the eligible countries, please click…
When you think of France, you may picture endless vineyards, medieval towns, beaches and mountains but did you know you can also go on an unforgettable ski holiday in the French Alps? There are gorgeous ski chalets you can rent for a wonderful time with family and friends. Want to go top of the notch? These are our most amazing luxury ski chalets in France: 1. Chalet Orca This luxury chalet is located in the stunning Val d’Isere in France. Just minutes from the lovely town of La Fornet and close to the slopes, this wooden chalet has 5 bedrooms and impressive luxury facilities. How about a private indoor heated pool? In fact, Chalet Orca has an entire dedicated wellness space with a jacuzzi, sauna, hammam and a large Italian shower. You get to enjoy spectacular views from the bed and the wooden balconies. Chalet Orca has a private gym…
Pisa is a sprawling city in Italy. It’s a place full of history, culture, impressive architecture and important landmarks. The city is small but very beautiful and charming. It’s really worth taking your time, spending a few days in Pisa and discovering its true spirit. When strolling around you will be delighted to discover unique boutique shops, cafes and fabulous little places to eat out. If you’re wondering where to stay, you can check out our private villas in Pisa and you can in for a wonderful holiday to one of the most iconic towns in Italy. 1. The Leaning Tower of Pisa Credit: nimorpeza on Instagram Let’s start with the most obvious tourist attraction: The Leaning Tower of Pisa. It was constructed in the 12th century. However, after the tower was finished the foundation turned out to be unstable and so it started leaning. Even today, the tower is…