Boasting one of the best beaches in Europe and despite its small size, Porto Santo is an island that invites two types of vacationers: those looking to relax or those looking to explore (or, as in our case, a bit of both). Don’t believe those who say you can see it all in one day. While it is not an island full of adventure plans, it does have more to explore than it appears and invites you to relax. In this guide we try to reflect all that Porto Santo has to offer with practical proposals, itineraries from 1 to 3 days, where to stay and even where to eat so that you can make the most of your trip to the island.
Funchal travel guide: best things to see and do in the capital of Madeira island
Funchal, the capital of the beautiful Portuguese island of Madeira, is an excellent base from which to stay to get to know the island, both for its location and for the range of accommodation, plans and restaurants it offers. In this guide we tell you everything you can (and should) do in Funchal, where to stay, what to eat and, of course, the restaurants we liked the most to make your trip as amazing as ours was.
Madeira travel guide: best things to see and do in the portuguese island
Walking among levadas, refreshing yourself in a volcanic lava natural pool, experiencing the adrenaline of descending a steep cliff in a small cable car, contemplating breathtaking panoramic views from incredible viewpoints or feeling the bustle of the capital, Funchal, in Madeira you choose the plan that most appeals to you in all its heterogeneity with an appetizing climate all year round. In this guide we try to reflect all the things to see and do in Madeira with practical suggestions, itineraries from 2 to 7 days, where to stay and even where to eat so you can make the most of your trip to the island.
Gray Whale Watching guide in Baja California Sur (Mexico): everything you need to know
It is very exciting to contemplate them at home, in their habitat, in freedom and when one of the whales decides to approach the boat, something magical happens that became one of the best experiences we have had in Randomtrip. If you also want to live this experience, in this guide you will find everything you need to do the gray whale watching activity in Baja California Sur (Mexico) with practical information about the best season to go, prices, where to do it, how to get to those places in Mexico where it is possible to see them, who to do it with, how many days, whale watching rules and even where to stay so that your experience is as special as ours was.
Gray Whale Watching in Ojo de Liebre (Guerrero Negro, BCS, Mexico): everything you need to know
In this guide you will find everything you need to do the gray whale watching activity in Ojo de Liebre Lagoon with practical information such as the best season to go, prices, who to do it with, how many days, whale watching rules and even where to stay to make your experience as special as ours was.
Gray Whale Watching in Magdalena Bay (Baja California Sur, Mexico) with Magdalena Bay Whales: everything you need to know
What if we told you that there is a place in the middle of nature that can only be reached by boat, in a bay full of whales where you can fall asleep to the sound of the waves and wake up to the blowing of the whales? Hello Magdalena Bay, home of the gray […]
Gray Whale Watching in San Ignacio lagoon (Baja California Sur, Mexico): everything you need to know
In this guide you will find everything you need to do the gray whale watching activity in San Ignacio lagoon, with practical information about the best season to go, prices, who to do it with, how many days, whale watching rules and even where to sleep to make your experience as special as ours was.
Gray Whale Watching in Puerto Chale, Bahía Almejas (Baja California Sur, Mexico): everything you need to know
In this guide you will find everything you need to do the gray whale watching activity in Puerto Chale with practical information on the best season to go, prices, who to do it with, how many days, whale watching rules and even where to stay so that your experience is as special as ours was.
Terceira island (Azores): a guide to visit the island [with map] on your own (things to do, where to eat and sleep…)
A capital that is a Unesco heritage site (Angra do Heroísmo), a blanket of green-grass patchwork woven inside the largest crater of the Azores (Serra do Cume) and a unique volcano in the world that we can enter and look at the sky from inside (Algar do Carvão). Just because of these three attractions it is worth visiting the third largest island of the archipelago, but Terceira offers much more to those who visit it. There are dips in clear waters between lava flows in Biscoitos, biodiverse trails between mistérios negros, steaming cauldrons and the largest areas of endemic vegetation of the whole archipelago, and all these plans are combined with delicious gastronomy, good wine and festivities, lots of festivities.
In this guide we try to reflect all that Terceira has to offer with practical tips, itineraries from 2 to 7 days, where to sleep and even where to eat to make your trip as incredible as ours was.
Is Discover Cars legit? Our review after renting cars with them multiple times
In this article, we give you our honest review based on our experience with Discover Cars. We explain what it is and how it works, whether its Total Coverage insurance is worthwhile, its advantages and disadvantages, how its prices are usually cheaper than renting directly from rental companies, other people’s opinions, tips for making a reservation with Discover Cars, and whether or not we recommend it.
