If you are going to visit the Azores Islands, it is always useful to have tourist maps and road maps of the islands, to orient yourself, locate the places to visit, restaurants, accommodations, etc…
In this post we include several maps of the Azores Islands (some you can download, and others you can even take in your Google Maps with all the places we recommend) for you to use during your trip.
In this post you will find all the information you need to organize your whale shark adventure in La Paz: when to go, how to go, which company to do the tour with, how much the tour costs, what rules to follow and even curiosities about this amazing and harmless fish to make your experience as incredible as ours was.
In Madeira we consider it essential to rent a car to get to know the island well, so in this guide we tell you everything you need to know to rent a car at Madeira airport or in Funchal: what car rental companies exist, what to check at the time of rental (insurance and franchises), what type of car is best, how to get the best price, how and where to park and how was our experience.
Paradisiacal beaches, delicious gastronomy and living Mayan culture are the main ingredients that make the Riviera Maya and the Mexican Caribbean one of the most popular and sought-after tourist destinations in Mexico.
In this guide we try to show you everything to see and do in the Riviera Maya and the Mexican Caribbean with specific itineraries for one, two or three weeks with practical suggestions, where to stay and even where to eat so you can make the most of your trip.
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.
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.
Los Cabos is the largest tourist destination in Baja California Sur. Besides partying, especially in the well-known Cabo San Lucas, you can enjoy the quieter, more artistic and bohemian San Jose del Cabo. But what attracted us here was the possibility of seeing humpback whales jumping close, snorkeling with sea lions, getting the best panoramic view in the company of more than twenty dogs or enjoying incredible beaches. In this guide we try to reflect everything to see and do in Los Cabos with specific itineraries in 1, 2 or 3 days with practical suggestions, where to stay and even where to eat so you can make the most of your trip.
In addition to boasting one of the most visited archaeological sites in the country, Tulum offers other attractions that invite travelers to stay a few days longer. After contemplating the famous Mayan Ruins on the shores of the Caribbean sea, there is a succession of fine white sand beaches lined with palm trees and a […]
Quieter, more artistic and bohemian than its partying and well-known neighbor Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo is an ideal city to base your exploration in Los Cabos, close to the airport and some of the best beaches in the area.
In this guide, we try to reflect everything to see in San Jose del Cabo with specific itineraries in 1, 2, or 3 days with practical suggestions, where to stay and even where to eat so you can make the most of your trip.
Cabo San Lucas is the largest tourist destination in Los Cabos, in southern Baja California Sur. It’s a place where you’re likely to hear more US accents than Mexican ones, where you’ll see a lot of prices in dollars instead of pesos, and a lot of luxury hotels and resorts. But Cabo San Lucas is also where you can see humpback whales jumping close, snorkel with sea lions or climb to get the best panoramic view in the company of more than twenty dogs. In this guide we try to show you all the things to see and do in Cabo San Lucas with specific itineraries in 1, 2 or 3 days with practical suggestions, where to stay and even where to eat so you can make the most of your trip.
