Travel Spain –Menorca Guide for First Time Visitors

Welcome to this little wonderland. The island might be small, but it has a lot to offer. Menorca is like a detailed miniature piece of art, it is fascinating. The green Balearic Island sits in pristine sky-blue waters and offers breathtaking windswept landscapes, prehistoric history, sandy beaches, and sunshine. From sustainable practices to renewable energy initiatives, Menorca's environmental consciousness is big. Let us delve into the lush wonders of this eco-friendly haven, and let's connect with locals and places. Prepare to be inspired, as we explore the secrets of a destination that is so similar, but very different from its more well-known big sister Mallorca.

Travel Estonia – Tallinn: Travel Guide for First Time Visitors

This travel guide is full of up-to-date background and travel information, and travel inspiration for first-time visitors to Tallinn in Estonia. A travel guide with museums, churches, and cathedrals, a library, street art, cafés, restaurants, and a hotel recommendation. 

Read whether you need a visa to visit Tallinn, how to pay, which language they speak in Tallinn, when to best use public transport, whether they have wi-fi, and what time is the best to visit.

 

How to Slow Travel on Your Next City Trip

We are all part of the problem, but each one of us can do a lot to improve the situation. We need to slow down. Slow travel has got nothing to do at all with the length of time you travel. Here is the good news. You don't need to circumvent Australia on foot, and walk your soles raw, to be eligible to call yourself a slow traveller. You can easily Slow Travel on your next city trip.

Travel Mauritius - Guide to the island in the Indian Ocean

This travel guide is full of up-to-date travel information and travel inspiration for first-time visitors to Mauritius, the tropical island, in the Indian Ocean.

The Republic of Mauritius is an island country. The island of Mauritius lies off south-eastern Africa 800 km east of Madagascar and is about the size of Berlin. Mauritius and Rodrigues are the larger islands of the Republic, there are also many smaller ones. The volcanic island is surrounded by coral reefs. When standing on a beach, there are 160-kilometres of soft white sand, you can see waves on the horizon. These giants mark Mauritius' outer limits.