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Rovinj, Croatia has a compact, densely built and completely charming Old Town…but it doesn’t have much green space. That said, nature isn’t far from the town center. In fact, there are several intertwining hiking and biking trails in Rovinj.
Active travelers can lace up their hiking shoes or rent a bike in Rovinj to explore the region’s gorgeous coastline and vine-covered countryside. … Read the rest
Sunsets in Rovinj, Croatia are simply spectacular. Whether the glowing sphere slips uninterrupted into the horizon or clouds shift the light into varying shades of orange and pink, Rovinj sunsets don’t disappoint!
Because the Rovinj Old Town is situated on a peninsula, there are numerous spots to witness the spectacle.… Read the rest
To the joy of budget travelers, the cost of visiting the island of Phu Quoc is not completely inflated. At least it doesn’t have to be! During our 1-week visit, we discovered many cheap, fun and free things to do in Phu Quoc, Vietnam.… Read the rest
When the first activity while touring the Vietnam Central Highlands was eating fried critters at a ‘cricket farm’, it clearly set the tone for the day. As promised, Mr. Rot’s Secret Dalat Tour was not going to be like any other tour in Vietnam!… Read the rest
Travelers searching for the best food in Santiago, Chile have plenty of choices. Chile is a diverse country and the delicious Chilean cuisine is equally varied. In the capital city of Santiago, visitors can get a taste of classic food and traditional dishes – without breaking the bank.… Read the rest
The markets in Santiago, Chile are part of the vibrant culture of the city. For centuries, Santiago locals have shopped and dined in these warehouse-sized mercados. Shopping at Santiago, Chile markets allows a glimpse of the city’s traditions and regional fare.… Read the rest
Things move a little slower on Moorea, French Polynesia – and that’s not a complaint. The days drift by as leisurely as the puffy, white clouds. The calm waters of the lagoon display a rainbow of blues; an entire Crayola crayon box full of shades of blue wouldn’t be enough to color the scene.… Read the rest
Not only is San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina saturated in exquisite natural beauty, it also boasts a hefty number of local breweries. Bariloche craft beer, called cerveza artesanal, is produced on a small scale using fresh, natural and local ingredients – most important of which is the crystal-clear Patagonian mountain water.… Read the rest
Cerro Campanario is one of the best places to visit in San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina! Campanario Hill, one of the many that dot the scenic landscape, sits at an elevation of 3,445 feet. While not the tallest peak in the Patagonia Lakes Region, Cerro Campanario boasts a stunning 360-degree viewpoint, providing spectacular vistas of cobalt blue lakes and stark snowcapped mountaintops.… Read the rest
The historic village of Colonia Suiza near Bariloche, Argentina has long been a tourist destination. Located in the Río Negro Province along the famous Bariloche Circuito Chico sightseeing route, the small cluster of dwellings and restaurants are fairly easy to reach by car or bus.… Read the rest