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Hi there, at the end of july, me and my girlfriend will land in Barcelona, rent a car and be on the road heading to Malaga for a whole week. (We are meeting family in Malaga after that).
We are looking for recommandations on stuff to see/do during that week. We like day hikes, visiting cute and not too crowded towns, animals, kayaking/SUP, good food, breweries.
Only things we have on the list is hiking Sierra Nevada (still don't know exactly where) and visiting Granada, which seems like a no-brainer, even though it is a big city.
We haven't bought our tickets yet so we're not closed on the idea of just landing in Malaga and visit around there it if it turns out that there's more to do in this area
Thanks a lot! :)
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After visiting Paris, I would like to see Etretat, Mont-Saint-Michel and Chambord Castle, without going back to Paris everyday, otherwise I will lose too much time. Going by car is the fastest option, but it seems to be expensive and driving in another country can be confusing. Is it viable to make an itinerary only by train in 3 days (Paris > Etretat > Mt St Michel > Chambord Castle > Paris)?
Hello I’m flying into São Paulo next month . I originally was just going to stay 2 days there 3-4 days in rio then fly to Uruguay . I feel like this is neglecting Brazil a little so i am thinking of traveling south by bus to Uruguay . Or maybe travel south to Porto Alegre fly to rio then fly to Montevideo . Is there anything worth seeing from Rio to Montevideo . Ive heard good about Florinopolis . But also im not a big beach person . So maybe traveling this part of brazil isnt worth it for my preferences Any advice welcomed thanks !
Hello everyone,
We’re traveling to Thailand in April and want to combine it with another destination that has a great nightlife scene.
I’ve visited Thailand 15 times and know Bangkok quite well. We’re considering a couple of places for a weekend trip: • Ho Chi Minh • Phnom Penh
Last year, we went to the Philippines and found it quite calm compared to Thailand. We visited Boracay, El Nido, and Manila (though it wasn’t the weekend).
Can you suggest any worthwhile places in the region that we can fly to?
We’re in our late 30s.
Thanks, everyone!
I’ve only flown 2 times my whole life (I’m 20) and I have never been on a flight for more than 2 hours. I have a 15 hour flight nonstop coming up in June and I am extremely nervous. Especially because I will be flying over the ocean for part of the flight at night time. I can’t sleep on planes, I’ve tried. I’m terrified.. please someone give me tips on how to get through this🥲
