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SSS Islands in the Caribbean

The SSS Islands are a group of three islands in the Lesser Antilles in the Caribbean. They belong to the territory of the Netherlands and are among the “Leeward Islands” in the Caribbean. The two islands of Sint Eustatius and Saba have the status of a “Special Municipality of the Country of the Netherlands”. In addition, there is the Dutch...

The most popular destinations in France

France can boast countless destinations of longing. Whether culture and savoir-vivre in the metropolises such as Paris, Marseille or Lyon or picturesque landscapes such as Provence or the Camargue – every traveller gets their money’s worth here. Connoisseurs will feel like God in France when it comes to wine and cheese and, last but not least, the...

Nauru: A real insider tip in the middle of the Pacific

Dreamlike beach idyll, breathtaking diving areas and lots of holiday flair: that’s Nauru. Despite its numerous advantages, the island state in the middle of the Pacific Ocean is still a real insider tip for tourists. Away from the big tourist crowds, you can enjoy a dream holiday with all the trimmings on Nauru, the only Pacific island in Oceania and the third...

Who should travel to South Tyrol? The ultimate holiday check

For a holiday by the sea in Italy or for cycling and hiking in Austria? If you can’t decide on a destination at this point in your holiday planning, let me tell you: In South Tyrol there are almost both (except for the sea). South Tyrol is located in Italy, but not by the sea. So if you need the element of water to be able to relax on holiday, you could take a...

Faial – the blue island of the Azores

The Portuguese archipelago of the Azores is considered particularly attractive. Among the most picturesque islands is the fifth largest island, Faial, also known as Ilha Azul (Blue Island). The island got its affectionate nickname because of the blue blossoms of the hydrangea hedges that characterize the island. From the sophisticated island capital to the beautiful...

Graciosa: Relaxation and Volcanic Adventure on the Petite Azores Island

The archipelago of the Azores, which belongs to Portugal, is not necessarily one of the most visited tourist destinations. That’s exactly her big plus. Because despite a pleasant climate, wonderful flora and fauna, great beaches and excellent food, you can relax here in peace and quiet and also actively relax. The archipelago of the Azores is often visited by...

Pompeii: Antiquity is still alive here

If you are traveling in the Naples region in the south of Italy, you simply can’t get past the small town. This is characterized by the famous archaeological sites of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Torre Annunziata. The remains of the ancient Roman city at the foot of Mount Vesuvius, which was covered by a layer of ash and stone several meters thick when the volcano...

Mongolia – A journey to a distant world

The time of caravans is over – also in Mongolia and in the Gobi Desert. The camels, which for centuries were the most loyal companions of the nomadic people in this distant part of Asia, have had their day and made way for high-horsepower jeeps. Of course, there are still the Bactrian animals – around 600,000 specimens are said to live on the yurts of the...

Angola – the underestimated natural paradise of South West Africa

As a fascinating and often underestimated destination, Angola has so far been spared mass tourism. This makes a trip to the south-west African country a special travel destination. In addition to lively cities and authentic villages, it is the beautiful nature of the country that captivates travelers. Rich in mineral resources and uniquely beautiful in terms of...

Athens – the cradle of democracy

The birthplace of European philosophy, theatre and art – this is ancient Athens! 150 years ago, the Athenians lived among the ruins of the Acropolis, today streams of tourists pass through here. The life of a modern city rages around the historical backdrop. However, with atmosphere – because here the very own attitude to life of the inhabitants characterises the...