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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!!)

For me, this is one of the most beautiful national parks I have ever seen. It is huge and full of spectacular hikes. Between the mountains and the lakes, the breathtaking scenery is just incredible. For me, the best hikes are in the Vallée des Merveilles. Obviously, with a name like that, you cannot make it up!! In the spring, you can see marmots and chamois out and about!

In truly impeccable condition, it is an architectural marvel, overlooking the end of the Rance river and the magnificent Emerald Coast. The whole walk around the tower is really beautiful, the little beaches and the views are truly spectacular, and whether you are there at high or low tide, in the morning, during the day, or at sunset, it is a sight you never get tired of! You can obviously visit it, and get a stunning view of the bay of Dinard and Saint-Malo from the very top.

I think Death Valley is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen in my life. Desert expanses as far as the eye can see, absolutely majestic viewpoints, and plenty of completely different places to see: hikes in the canyons, sand dunes, incredible rock formations, a dry lake bed. My favorite will always be Dante's View, I think, which overlooks the Badwater Basin. Even in late October it was really hot for hiking, I do not even want to imagine it in the summer! Stop by the visitor center at Furnace Creek to get all the information you need for your visit!

Amargosa Valley is on the route between Beatty and Las Vegas and one of the junctions to get to Death Valley. You are in the middle of the Nevada desert, not many inhabitants around, but a few fun points of interest! A casino lost in the middle of nowhere, a pretty Ash Meadows national park, and the famous Devil's Hole, whose history is quite incredible and is sincerely worth looking into, with its unique ecosystem. But as for the place itself, it is completely fenced off and in the end, you do not see much. If it is on your route while coming down from Death Valley and you have the opportunity to stop there, go ahead, but do not make a detour of hundreds of miles to go there specifically...

You can't visit Los Angeles without checking out the giant letters, the symbol of Hollywood. There are some really pretty viewpoints where you can kill two birds with one stone, getting both the sign AND a nice panorama of the city. Lake Hollywood Park is cool, and so is the Griffith Observatory! Great photos in the making! If you are passing through Hollywood, don't miss a tour of one of the studios (Warner Bros, Universal, or Paramount, for example). That was seriously my favorite activity!

What a magnificent destination for a city trip! Between the particularly mild weather in Spain (I visited in February, it was sunny and very pleasant), the food, and the kindness of the Spanish people... And that is not even counting the magnificent monuments all over the city. We immediately think of the Plaza de España and the Alcazar, just to name a few! Simply strolling through the narrow streets and wandering around to discover the city's treasures is a wonderful way to explore it. I stayed at the Catalonia Giralda, we got upgraded, and the hotel was in a great location!

It is very simple: I have never had a bad experience with GetYourGuide, and I always use it at least once on my trips. Whether it is for day trips or one-off activities, it is always solid and simple to use. I once had a provider in Poland who forgot about me, but the GetYourGuide customer service was available on a Sunday at 8:00 AM to call them and try to help me out. Honestly, for my part, I recommend them with my eyes closed!

This is one of the iconic spots in the city of Seville, and it is easy to see why! It is a very beautiful place, the building architecture is truly magnificent, with its little turquoise canals and the way the sun reflects off them! But do not miss the entire Maria Luisa park, which is well worth a visit for a walk, especially the little Isleta de los Pájaros kiosk, which I find very pretty.

The visit is truly fabulous. Whether it is the palace or the gardens, everything is absolutely magnificent. You can easily spend a good two hours there without any problem. If you are passing through Seville, it is in my opinion an unmissable visit! Plus, if you have watched Game of Thrones, you will recognize some filming locations. It is fun to remember the scenes.

If you like theme parks, it is a must to go at least once in your life! From my point of view (an adult without kids, and a rollercoaster fan) it is not the best for thrill rides, but it has the merit of having attractions that are different from what you usually see. Even if sometimes you get the feeling that the park is a bit aging, there are plenty of attractions for all tastes. I think it is a good family destination, to do with the kids.

This is a city where you will definitely find something you love, whether you are interested in history or culture. All the museums could keep you busy for days! For my part, I have a soft spot for the Museum of Natural History. Of course, it is also a destination known for its nightlife, and you will not be disappointed! My little recommendation is a short cruise on the Spree in the early evening with a cocktail. It is the best way to see plenty of the city's points of interest.

A dream destination for a weekend with friends, between the lively streets, the exceptional little shops, the architecture of the Irish pubs, and without forgetting the incredible hospitality of the Irish people themselves! I recommend the guided tour by the students at Trinity College, and you can also find workshops to create a ring, it is a really cool experience. A little piece of advice, avoid doing what I did and LOSING it at the pub literally 2 hours after making it, that would be better :)

A small town, truly a very pleasant place to experience! The ideal spot to stay for a few days and wander around the Highlands, and even as far as the Isle of Skye. The town is full of pubs and nice little restaurants (I have to mention the best carbonara of my entire life at a small Italian place called Little Italy in Inverness, the local specialty, of course!). I was able to take a trip to the Isle of Skye with an extraordinary guide who knew all the movie filming locations.

It is a great place to use as a base for visiting the Cinque Terre villages, and the city itself is actually quite nice and convenient for finding much cheaper lodging! While it may not have the charm of its smaller neighbors, it is still a very pleasant city to wander around, with some great restaurants to help you dive into the wonderful Italian gastronomy.

The little town that you absolutely cannot miss if you are visiting the Cinque Terre! It is a bit harder to get there since there is no train station, and access is by bus from La Spezia (a whole experience in itself, I promise!!), but the trip is really worth it! The town is super pleasant for walking around and relaxing on the beaches. You can take little boat trips to the surrounding islands. In my opinion, this little village and its fort have nothing to envy compared to its neighbors, with breathtaking scenery and a really super pleasant atmosphere (and a bit more space on the beaches)!