Tag: Mediterranean Coast
Travel articles, guides, travel tips, unusual things to do, travel challenges and secret places in the Mediterranean Coast
10 quotes about Portugal that explain why everyone loves it
Portugal is one of the most enchanting European countries where millions of tourists have left pieces of their hearts. It's not hard to fall in love w
Where to see flamingos in Cyprus: a nature lover’s guide
The challenge: don't leave Cyprus before seeing the flocks of flamingos on the island (+ map inside)
While researching what to see and do in and arou
7 unusual and unique things to do in Sicily, Italy
Locals say that Sicily is not Italy, and from the very first step you'll discover that what you see on this island is not what you'd expected. Of cour
10 fun facts about Italy
This is for all those people who can never get enough of all things Italian – 10 fun facts about the country you probably didn't know:
#1 The Itali
Alberobello, Italy – a guide to the real-life fairy town
If you see photos from Alberobello you might think, “Wow, this place is like a fairy tale!” But once you set foot on one of the cobblestone streets an
Anghelu Ruju: visit a fairy house in Sardinia
The challenge: visit a fairy house in Sardinia and create your own fairy tale
My favorite attractions are those that don't have a red rope to keep y
The foodie’s bucket list around the world
We challenge you: Make food your number one reason to travel and devour as many local dishes as you can!
Food plays an essential role in my life. I'v
Does pasta make you fat? No, it even helps you lose weight.
It is easy to believe that pasta makes you fat – it doesn't look like any dietary healthy superfood seen around the internet and it's delicious (enoug
Bergamo – the best attractions for a weekend trip
For most people Bergamo is a small lowcost airport close to Milan, where they land and immediately take the bus to the big city. Although being underr
Why do we toss coins in the Trevi Fountain?
No real visit to Rome can go without the ritual of tossing of a coin into the Trevi Fountain. After all, who would be willing to gamble with their cha