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St. John's in Newfoundland and Labrador offers hiking, iceberg viewing, whale watching, and festivals. Downtown and Quidi Vidi are ideal places to stay, with options like DoubleTree by Hilton, Jag Hotel, and Holiday Inn for families. Recommended eateries include YellowBelly Brewery, The Merchant Tavern, and local fast-food joints. Don't miss local delicacies like fishcakes and cod tongue.

Lefkara lace and Lefkara lace cookies, all locally handmade Cyprus is an island in the East of the Mediterranean Sea. Known as Greek...

Tulum beach Should I live in the Yucatan Peninsula? After a few vacations and cruises to Mexico, I had to ask myself the same question I...

The current era of travel has captivated the masses with endless options and allure. Full-time travel necessitates substantial funds, careful planning, and a steady income. One must also consider the destination, duration, and comfort level. While travel offers freedom, it comes with unique challenges and may eventually lose its initial charm. Building a support system and considering long-term plans are crucial.

When I explore a new country, I delve into its culture and traditions. Portugal, with its pride in local materials and traditional symbols, offered me unique discoveries. I cherished sustainable cork products, delicious canned fish, iconic Pastéis de Nata, vibrant ceramics, exquisite wines, and flavorful olive oil. Embracing these treasures enriched my experience and deepened my connection to Portugal's rich heritage.

The Douro Valley has been the origin of Port wine since the 17th century, with Porto serving as the port for exporting the wine. The city offers historic attractions like São Bento Railway Station, Livraria Lello, and Torre dos Clérigos, as well as a picturesque riverfront and renowned wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. In addition, visitors can enjoy a variety of cultural and natural experiences, making it ideal for a relaxed vacation. The nearby Douro Valley is an excellent

Explore Newfoundland like a local in 7-8 days. Day 1-3: St. John's, with scenic walks, local traditions, and historical museums. Day 3-5: Drive west, visiting small coastal towns; enjoy scenic drives and local crafts. Day 6-8: Bonavista Peninsula for stunning trails, puffin watching, local dining, and historical sites. Optional extension to Gros Morne National Park for hiking.