Magaluf holidays are amazing because it’s all about fun in the sun.

Magaluf  — a Majorcan resort — and its surrounding towns are filled with bars, clubs, and restaurants. The resort is known for its nightlife, but that’s not all it has.

If water sports are your thing, then there are loads to choose from including water-skiing, jet skiing, sailing, and scuba diving. Also, the Western Water Park is located on the outskirts of Magaluf and is based on theme of the old wild west offering a full variety of water rides, live shows, and diving exhibitions.

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On a holiday to Turkey, I wouldn’t miss out on any of the history or culture the country has to offer.

This includes Turkey’s most famous landmark, the Blue Mosque in Istanbul. The mosque’s name is because of the blue Iznik tiles decorating its interior. Built in the early 1600s, the mosque still functions as a place of worship, but is a popular destination for tourists.

Another historical must-see is the Archaeological Site of Troy. With its record of 4,000 years of history, this site is a treat for the history buffs or archeologists.

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I’m always contemplating hopping on a flight to New York. You can never get enough of the Big Apple.

There are the obvious stops to make: Empire State Building, Central Park, a foray down 5th Avenue for some shopping. Don’t limit yourself to touristy things just because you’re an out-of-towner, but – if you’ve spent a fair amount of time in the city – don’t assume those tourist attractions aren’t worthwhile.

An interesting place to pop in is Film Forum, especially if you’re a film-connoisseur.

Indie features and documentaries as well as foreign cinema will grace the screens there. Familiarize yourself with national … Read More »

There are some really interesting things you can do on a cheap Majorca holiday.

Visit the Cabrera Marine National Park. It’s only accessible by boat, but it’s worth it. You’ll discover hidden coves, exotic fish, and even dolphins.

The park consists of a small island, which has a dramatic history to say the least. It was a recluse camp for French prisoners during the Napoleonic Wars, a military zone since the 1980s, and is now an agricultural haven for locals.

You will need a license granted by the government to dive there. If you don’t wanr to do that, hiking is another outdoors … Read More »

What I wouldn’t give for a trip to Spain! The gorgeous country has so much to offer — and a lot of it’s free. Can you imagine hiking into the country via the Camino de Santiago?

It’s a pilgrim tradition to hike the route of St James’ Bones to the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela. This famous pilgrimage, dating back more than 1,000 years, begins in the French Pyrenees and continues across to Galicia, in Northern Spain. While that long of a distance might not be what you’re looking for, you can’t deny walking everywhere will cut costs.

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