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…
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Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Majorca (Mallorca) is a gorgeous island and a fabulous holiday destination with rugged mountains, stunning beaches, interesting local culture and history and a whole plethora of things to see and do. No wonder travellers from all over the world flock down here to this particular island to get their share of unspoiled natural beauty. Majorca is one of the Balearic Islands (the largest one) with La Palma de Majorca being the capital city. Best known as ‘The Jewel of the Mediterranean’, get ready to be blown away and fall in love. We welcome you to the land of sun-riped oranges, olive vineyards, almond groves, mountain villages and a breathtaking coastline… Here’s our personalized guide on things to do in Majorca (going far beyond the “resort side” of the island!): 1. Best things to do in Majorca: Explore the historical capital city of La…
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…
We love Majorca’s beaches and clubs but don’t forget about the amazing hiking trails! Majorca, one of the Balearic Islands in Spain, is a paradise for hikers and nature lovers. Rocky gorges and scenic valleys in the impressive Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range, beautiful coves and paths along the coastline, you can just keep on hiking, you’ll never get enough of Majorca’s unparalleled beauty. These are some of the best hikes in Majorca: Soller Credit: Heather Cowper on Flickr This is one of the most popular areas in Majorca to go hiking with lush valleys and picturesque little towns around Soller in Sierre de Tramuntana. There is a 7,6 km loop trail you can take. It’s beautiful and not too difficult at all. The hike takes 2 to 3 hours, starting at Soller train station. Along the way, you will see pretty towns such as Fornaiux and Biniaraix. You can…
There is more to Majorca than beautiful beaches and epic beach clubs. Are you tired of beach holidays or do you want more than beaches and water fun? Majorca is blessed with a stunning coastline but there is so much more to see and do. Hiking trails, museums, vineyards, caves markets and more. These are some wonderful things to do that don’t involve the beach in Majorca: 1. Visit Santa Catalina in Palma de Majorca Sana Catalina in Palma de Majorca is a colourful neighbourhood with traditional fishermen’s houses and balconies overflowing with flowers. It’s a wonderful place to stroll around and you can take stunning photos. These days, Santa Catalina is quite a hip area with plenty of charming cafes and restaurants to try out. While you are there, make sure to visit the Mercat de Santa Catalina. It’s the oldest food market in Palma bursting with colours and…
Are you curious to know why famous artists, literary marvels, and musical celebrities have chosen Deia as their home and vacation spot? Out of all the beautiful spots you can find on this planet, Deia is like a magnet for famous figures like Princess Diana, Robert Graves, Richard Branson, Michael Douglas, Chopin, Charlie Chaplin, David Bowie and many more. Deia’s seduction power has many factors involved like the fact that everyone is treated with the same warm hospitality by the locals and the stars can enjoy anonymity. Adding to that is the natural environment as Deia is situated in a spectacular setting in a green ravine with gorgeous views out to the glistening, azure Mediterranean Sea. The area has been dug out with irrigated terraces to plant stunning olive, citrus, and orange trees by the Moors 10 centuries ago and their work is still intact. Sprinkled around this magical environment…
Sometimes it rains and sometimes it’s sunny. Luckily, Majorca has over 300 days of sunshine a year but if you do happen to catch a day of rain, there is no need to stress. In fact, there are many things you can do when it rains. Things you may not have done if you could just laze on the beach or by the poolside all day. So, come what may – here’s what to do in Majorca when it rains… 1. Explore the Cuevas del Drach caves Credit: Cuevas del Drach on Facebook Who needs sunshine when you can explore amazing natural limestone caves such as Cuevas del Drach? These breathtaking caves are located on the east side of Majorca. They are one of the island’s most important tourist attractions and you can easily see why. The caves go as deep as 25 metres below ground level and there is…