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On top of being more than spectacular, this place really gives off a slightly mystical vibe. It is incredible to look at all these rock formations and just sit facing the sea to take in all the beauty that nature has to offer. Walking around the area is well worth the trip, and taking the time to visit at a relaxed pace is really nice. Doing it with a guide lets you get all the little stories and associated myths, so I highly recommend it!

Several experiences with Ubigi, in Japan and the United States so far, and honestly, I have zero complaints, everything works to perfection! Always had data, even out in the middle of nowhere in Death Valley. For Japan, having tried local eSIMs, the difference is totally night and day, you can go with your eyes closed!

Little village straight out of a fairy tale, located in the upper Var valley. Accessible via a rough cliffside track, no doubt about it, you are truly in the mountains! You have to earn it, but sublime landscapes open up before you, with spectacular hikes around the Cime de Pal, among others. This area is particularly known for its sky visibility, where you can stargaze. Not to mention the little ibex you might run into!

Located in Mercantour National Park, your eyes will be wide open the whole way along the trails you can hike, no matter the season. It definitely lives up to its name! Between breathtaking nature, remarkable wildlife (marmots, chamois, wolves!) and carvings dating back thousands of years, you can spend days and days there without ever seeing the same things. It is truly an incredible place that you have to experience at least once in your life (even multiple times, through the changing seasons)!! If you are guided by experts, you will get all the secret anecdotes of the valley, seriously a must-do!

This is a must-see spot if you want to be blown away!! Right next to Cancale, with Île des Landes out front and obviously a pretty view of Mont-Saint-Michel in the distance! Like a lot of places in Brittany, you find that peaceful atmosphere where you can gaze at the sea for hours. When you are heading toward Saint-Malo, I recommend Colette restaurant, which offers a truly gorgeous view (and on top of that, is really, really good!!)

Parc départemental recently set up along the Seine that combines very different environments: - An enormous concrete viaduct covered in graffiti (A14 highway) - Soccer and basketball courts, an exercise course with pull-up bars and equipment for... athletes - Kids play areas - Filtration basins to naturally purify water for the Seine - A pond and a small overgrown stream You will find families, young people, ducks, dragonflies, fish, frogs, and I saw a nutria too.

Malahide, Ireland is such a cozy stay. It was at the end of our (me and my best friend) very busy Europe trip, and it felt like going home before going home. We were able to find an AirBnB and the hosts were so welcoming and helpful regarding what the town offered. The town and its attractions made me feel like a kid but also a retiree. I mean there is something there for anyone of any age to enjoy. For solo travelers and an entire family. I would go back for a holiday getaway.

I went to Akebonoyama Park in Chiba in late July and it was the season of sunflower!🌻 There are more than 80 thousands sunflowers in the park with windmill in the background. It’s only 1,5 hours from Tokyo and the entrance is free! Since I went during summer on the weekend, there was some fun activities for children at the other side of the park and food trucks as well!✨

Enoshima is an island near Kamakura with so many things to see and to do. It’s perfect if you look for a day trip from Tokyo. It takes around 2 hours and what I loved the most is you can take the most exciting train rides with Shonan Monorail! The track is on top of the train and I felt like flying with the train. Additionally, if you’re lucky you can see the Mt. Fuji from Enoshima. Walk through to the Iwaya Caves and the scenery is so beautiful you can also see the sunset by the sea🌅

My family and I had so much fun at The Steel Pier in Atlantic City, NJ. We rode all the rides, played some amusement games, and enjoyed the acrobatic entertainment. If you visit the Jersey shore, this is a must stop for the summer. The Steel Pier boardwalk is a great alternative to the beach and casinos.

Weekendesk: a catastrophic experience, not to mention damaging, with deplorable and contemptuous customer service.I want to share our very bad experience with Weekendesk to spare other travelers from going through the same situation.We had booked a stay from July 25 to 31 at a hotel. The chosen offer was clearly presented as a half-board package with dinners included for the entire stay. Our booking confirmation pointed to this as well.Upon arrival, a surprise: the hotel had a completely different file. According to the information sent by Weekendesk, only a single dinner, the one on the evening of our arrival, was scheduled. The other five had simply vanished.The hotel manager was stunned h…

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