The US always ranks highly on Gap Year bucket lists. Although work visas are difficult to get, it’s relatively simple to work for 4 months as a camp counsellor, one of the most rewarding GapYear jobs. Add to this contrasting, iconic cities, awesome National Parks and climates fit for year round activities. There are lots […]
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Author: John Brent @johnbrenttravel and johnbrenttravel.com. Living in Mallorca I am blessed that the island is surrounded by some of the best beaches in Europe, or even the world. Mallorca is home to 262 beaches that stretch for over 50km. The island is full of many amazing beaches: from Es Trenc and Playa de Palma
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France has spectacular alps, cobbled hillside villages, ornate chateaux and vast cathedrals. With so much on offer, picking a top 5 wasn’t easy. We’ve missed out some mainstream sights, but these are our favourite 5: Paris: The capital city can’t be avoided. Paris has culture, cuisine, art galleries … and the Eiffel Tower. Everyone should
Egypt has been attracting tourists longer than any where else on earth. It has the irresistible draw of the pyramids, the spectacular monuments of the Nile and some of the best diving in the world. The country has suffered from political unrest and terrorism, but many adventure tourists still travel safely to Egypt each year.
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Solo travel pros: In terms of safety – the government of Egypt has taken measures to keep tourist sites secure for all travellers -solo or group. Egyptian people are very helpful and will help you out. You have the freedom to organise your own time around your interests and change plans en route. You can
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Egypt is packed with world class sights: pyramids, temples, deserts, mosques, fortresses, souks, the Nile and the coral reefs of the Red Sea. We’ve been twice and both times have been mesmerised. We still have to visit Aswan and Abu Simbel – so they’re not on our list yet. We can’t wait to return, here’s
Author: Andrea Cannon – www.beaUTAHfulworld.com and @andreafcannon. The state parks in Utah often get overlooked because of the amazing Utah national parks. However that doesn’t mean that you should skip them! In fact if you love the outdoors and Utah itself, then you absolutely should check them out. Several of these state parks made the list
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Italy is one of our favourite countries. It truly has everything: culture, history, art, architecture, mountains, beaches and the best food. Choosing our favourites has been impossible (sorry Dolomites, Amalfi Coast, Herculaneum, Pompeii, Puglia – especially Lecce, Cinque Terre and all of the Lakes). Here’s our top 5: Rome: Rome is simply amazing. It’s busy,
Fethiye is a low key port on Turkey’s beautiful Turquoise Coast. It has an old quarter, a fish and vegetable market, good restaurants and a long waterfront looking out across the stunning bay. It’s one of the best place to base yourself in in Turkey. We’ve been many times, here’s our top 5 day trips:
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Author: Jen Rogers @jen33travel and Jenrogers33.com Most people are completely taken by surprise when I say that one of my all-time favourite national parks is California’s Death Valley National Park. With site names like Badwater Basin, Funeral Mountain, Coffin Canyon and Devil’s Golf Course, I can see why you might be taken back. But let
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