If you visited the Cambodian island of Koh Rong 10 years ago, you would have had only one accommodation option. It was called Broken Heart Guesthouse and it was located on the south end of Long Beach. The rest of the island was just a couple of local fishing villages and miles and miles of …
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Hidden away 130 miles off the coast of Spain, Menorca beckons with a sultry allure. One of the glamorous Balearic Islands, Menorca’s rugged coves, powdery white-sand beaches, and picturesque valleys unveil a natural beauty unmatched by anywhere else in the Mediterranean. While neighboring Ibiza and Mallorca have long hogged the spotlight among visitors, Menorca’s understated …
Considerably cheaper and less touristy than it’s neighbors, Slovenia has been gaining popularity with tourists from around the globe. With a large national park to the north, views of the majestic Alps overhead, over 11,000 karst caves, beautiful coastline, and the friendliest people – it’s impossible not to fall in love with this spectacular country!
One of the most unusual tribes remaining in Africa, the Himba tribe, has a large population in Northern Namibia. Roughly 50,000 people from this indigenous tribe remain between Namibia and Angola today. They have retained many traditions and at the same time adapted to modern influences. Opuwo, a small town in Northern Namibia, is the …
The captivating allure of Menorca, with its unspoiled natural wonders, colorful past, and tranquil atmosphere, draws all kinds of travelers from around the world. Nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and those seeking a tranquil Mediterranean retreat all find their place here. Menorca is one of the few places that you can actually walk around completely. The …
Looking for paradise in Madagascar? Look no further, Ile aux Nattes is calling your name. This small island is directly next to the more commonly known island of Ile Saint Marie. It is simply paradise. It is affordable, has a small village that retains its Malagasy traditions and culture, it’s very clean, friendly, and best …
The Isle of Man is one of the most unique destinations you could choose to visit in the United Kingdom. This small island in the Irish Sea is a self-governing “Crown Dependency,” and technically, it’s not even part of the UK. Catch a ferry or flight from the mainland, and you’ll soon discover that the …
If you love history, there’s no better place to be than Oxford. Founded by Anglo-Saxons over 1,000 years ago, Oxford soon became home to the most learned monks and teachers in England, leading to the founding of Oxford’s earliest university colleges in the 12th century. The medieval history of Oxford is etched into the cobbled …
The “City of Dreaming Spires” – or Oxford, as you probably know it – is one of England’s most popular tourist destinations. There’s good reason countless visitors make the journey to this historic city on the edge of the Cotswolds, and you’ll quickly fall in love with Oxford’s Gothic and Baroque architecture, its University Colleges, …
The Isle of Man is unlike anywhere else in the United Kingdom, and that’s because this small island in the middle of the Irish Sea is not technically part of the UK. At just 33 miles long and 13 miles wide, the Isle of Man is a semi-independent “Crown Dependency,” where they make their own …