The Florida Keys – whose name comes from the Spanish word cayo, ‘small island’ – is a group of coral islands forming a semicircle starting from the southmost tip of Florida. If you don’t want to fly directly to Key … Read More
When people hear ‘skiing,’ they think of Colorado or the Swiss Alps, yet Utah hosts some of the best slopes in the world, getting over 500 inches of snow at most resorts in the state (more than neighbor Colorado). If … Read More
The Outer Banks are a strip (about 320 kilometres) of thin islands (wide no more than a few hundreds metres) stretching towards the Atlantic Ocean. They create almost a lagoon facing the southern corner of Virginia and continuing towads North … Read More
I love alternative, unusual travels, that allow me to experiment new sensations and enlarge my horizons: new destinations, new itineraries, new ways of travelling. I love also to live in total relax and carve out some little spaces that modern … Read More
When you think of mountains or hiking or getting outdoors, what do you think of? Most people, depending on their coast, think of either the Rocky Mountains or the Appalachian Mountains. While it’s true that these ranges are beautiful and … Read More
There are towns in the United States which differ from the usual metropolis become famous with some Hollywood movie, filled with skyscraper and busy employees, lines of homes surrounded by gardens, highways packed with cars. Among such towns the most … Read More
Gambling is legal in the UK, so you’re not impressed by Las Vegas’ moniker “Sin City.” Big deal – but wait. There’s a lot more to do here besides rolling the dice. You can check out the desert sharks, Slotzilla, … Read More
There’s more to New York City than Manhattan’s bright lights and soaring skyscrapers. If you’re searching for an experience that truly conjures the local lifestyle, look no further than Williamsburg. Trust us: whether you’re visiting for the first time or … Read More
Mesa Verde National Park is in the South-West of Colorado, in Montezuma county, and covers a surface of about 211 square kilometres. Over the whole land there are scattered villages built by ancient people called Anasazi and found after their … Read More