Leave everything you are doing. Take off your tie and throw it out the window. It is time once for all to fulfil your dream travels. What happens? Are you in two minds, about where do your prefer to go? We will help you and give you some ideas…
“My God, I do not feel my legs… Charlie’s are coming”.
Vietnam is a destiny that never fails and no one gets disappointed. It is easier since July last year as the EU citizens do not need visas for stays less than 15 days. Moreover, airlines companies such as Emirates, Turkish Airlines or Qatar, are increasing the number of flights at affordable prices to this part of the world. The sites you must visit: – the spectacular Ha Long bay or the mythical Mekong delta with its floating markets, Canals, barges and palafitos. Also, if you are a Rambo fan, definitely this is your destiny.
Benguerra.
This island is located on the African coast of the Indian Ocean, which has returned to revalue Mozambique as a destination for tourists seeking primary experiences with Mother Nature. The former Portuguese colony, neighbouring Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania and South Africa, will seduce the traveller with almost virgin islands such as the Quirimbas and the Benguerra itself, in the Bazaruto archipelago. This is the ideal destination if you are looking for eco-‘bugs’ such as elephants, lions, leopards, buffalos and other large mammals.
Cardiff and Roald Dahl books
The Big Friendly Giant directed by Steven Spielberg was released not along ago and was based on a story by Roald Dahl, Welsh writer born in Cardiff whose centenary of his birth will be celebrated this year. The city is preparing a number of cultural proposals which main aim is to give tribute to one of its most illustrious citizens, author among other classics like ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ or ‘Tales in Verse for Perverse Children’. This is an opportunity to explore this Welsh town with a surrealist, dreamlike and magical point of view.
The wild Germany.
This season, nature has gained strength in the German tourist offer. Pay attention to the following: -Haunch forests and its magical path among treetops, cliffs of the Rügen island, routes through the Harz Georpark, the reserve of Bliesgau or the Wadden Sea National Park. We are talking about a portfolio of 16 national parks and biosphere reserves with a vast wealth of animal and plant species, which is hard to beat in the Centre of the Old Europe.
