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What if the world was an island that appears and disappears, transforming every time you visit it by fulfilling your wishes?That to me is traveling. Each new destination is an island separate from everything else. It is enjoying it 100 percent, learning the culture, savoring the cuisine, enjoying the flora and fauna. I started discovering the world when I was 18 years old and still haven't finished. A step out of home is a step toward a new identification. I am ready to share my stories with you and especially to help you create the perfect trip. I will assist you, organize the trip you have always wanted to take and finally, the happiness of having experienced it will stay with you forever!
Le mie passioni
Le ultime destinazioni da me visitate
BUENOS AIRES
Buenos Aires is a city with many different cities within it, because each neighborhood has its own soul. San Telmo is the neighborhood famous for its market, cobblestone streets, bohemian atmosphere, and the Buenos Aires tango. La Boca is the neighborhood founded by Genoese immigrants and known for its colorful houses and the Caminito, a pedestrian street full of art and culture. Recoleta is the neighborhood of chic cafes, fashion stores and museums. Divided into several areas, the Palermo neighborhood is famous for its parks, trendy bars and restaurants. The most modern neighborhood in Buenos Aires is Puerto Madero while the financial heart of the city is Microcentro where the Casa Rosada presidential palace and Teatro Colón, one of the most prestigious in the world, are also located.
Two islands for the summer in Thailand
The green heart of Koh Samui, dotted with plantations of coconut palms, pineapples and rambutan, stretches very gently to soft white sandy shores caressed by the azure sea of the Gulf of Siam. The nearby Ang Thong Marine Park will enrapture snorkelers. The less lazy will discover the thriving rainforest dotted with refreshing, roaring waterfalls. Those who love history and culture will visit the interesting temples and secret gardens. Samui is also entertainment: mainly in the Chaweng area are concentrated bars, restaurants, clubs and markets for nightlife lovers. About a 30-minute boat ride separates Koh Samui from the island of Koh Phangan, an authentic haven for those who enjoy a relaxed vacation of informality among quiet coves, fishermen's cottages and small villages. There are many noteworthy beaches: the scenic Haad Yuan; Ao Plaay Laem lapped by a crystal-clear sea where snorkeling is also possible; Ao Nai Wok to enjoy a fiery red sunset.
Thailandia
Magical Costa Rica
Braulio Carrillo is one of Costa Rica's largest protected areas and is located along the Central Volcanic Range. The national park's highest peak is Barva Volcano, the country's third-largest volcano with a height of 2906 meters above sea level. You can go trekking, walking along the watershed line that divides the Atlantic Ocean from the Caribbean Sea, until you reach Barva and its lagoons. In Braulio Carrillo you can admire the tropical rainforest that boasts as many as 6,000 species of plants and more than 500 species of birds, both resident and migratory. Arenal Volcano is the most active volcano in the country. It offers adventure, family recreation, relaxation, great facilities, lush flora, and good opportunities to spot animals. Here you can enjoy birdwatching and other forms of eco-friendly tourism, such as hiking the suspension bridges between the trees of the primary forest from which you get a vantage point of the volcano's flora and fauna. In Arenal Park you can also windsurf, raft and bungee jump, visit caves, go mountain biking and kayaking, fish, take boat rides on the country's largest lake, hike to the top of an extinct volcano, or relax at a spa.
Costa Rica
Mykonos, beautiful and worldly
The beaches of Mykonos meet the tastes for every vacation style. The south coast, which is more sheltered from the winds, offers the most equipped beaches and the trendiest ones. The north and west beaches are less crowded, wilder but also windy. Music and entertainment identify Paradise Beach and Super Paradise Beach. A worldly, cosmopolitan atmosphere characterizes Psarou Beach, protected by rocks. Agios Ioannis is elegant and refined, splendid for watching the sun set over the island of Delos. Turquoise is the sea at picturesque Panormos and charming Ftelia, both full of tasty tavernas. The bay of Kalo Livadi and the beaches of Elia and Agrari are perfect for experiencing the sea in peace. The stretch of golden sand of Kalafati is beloved by surfers. In Mykonos Town, it is lovely to walk among the whitewashed houses and its intricate alleyways. Its Chora develops amphitheatrically around the ancient harbor and is splendid to discover at any time of day. Beautiful always, but unforgettable at first light in the morning, is the most photographed church on the island: Panagia Paraportiani with its blinding white lime contrasting with the blue sky. A stroll down Matogianni Street is a must, the small store windows and café tables have a unique charm between the blue of the shutters and the purple of the bougainvillea. The classic mills of Kato Myli, with their circular layout and thatched roof, are one of the symbols of Mykonos, as is the beachfront district of Mikri Venetia, famous for its colorful houses and wooden balconies.
Grecia
Northern Argentina tour: travel from Buenos Aires to Salta
Salta is a beautiful and charming town that retains a traditional atmosphere and is often called “La Linda” (the beautiful one) because of its well-preserved architecture and beautiful mountain landscape. An old-fashioned western movie atmosphere, however, that also allows room for fine food and wine experiences in the wine-growing areas where excellent wines such as Torrontés, which comes from the world's highest vines, are produced. This vast region in northwest Argentina stretches mainly through the provinces of Jujuy, Salta, Catamarca and is part of the Altiplano Andino. Colorful lagoons and white salt flats, white dunes of pumice stone and orange clay rocks, volcanic cones and salt lakes surrounded by peaks exceeding 6,000 meters. La Puna is an ideal destination for those who love adventure, photography and contact with unspoiled nature.
Travel to Nosy Be: discover the beaches of Madagascar
Nosy Be is famous for its heavenly beaches of white sand and crystal clear sea. Andilana Beach is one of the longest and busiest beaches and where some of the most popular resorts and resorts are located. Madirokely Beach, near Hell-Ville, is a charming beach with a wide expanse of white sand: the bay is famous for its calm, shallow waters. Ambatoloaka has a beautiful beach overlooking a sheltered bay and is also known for its lively nightlife, with bars and restaurants offering evening entertainment. If you are looking for more secluded and less crowded beaches, Ambondrona and Plage de la Baie des Russes are for you. Other beaches not to be missed are Plage d'Ambaro, Plage des Créoles and Plage de la Baie des Dunes characterized by sand dunes. Lokobe is a refuge for rich biodiversity, including lemurs, chameleons, exotic birds and a variety of endemic plants. The reserve is also known to be home to the rare Sanford's lepilemur, a species of nocturnal lemur. Several trails run through the lush rainforest giving the opportunity to observe the local flora and fauna. Lokobe is a protected area with the aim of preserving Nosy Be's unique ecosystem.
Colombia Express
Bogota is a fascinating city located at an altitude of 2600 meters in the Colombian Andes. The city offers a rich mixture of tradition, history and modernity. Its diverse neighborhoods, such as La Candelaria, with its cobblestone streets and colonial houses, and Chapinero with its vibrant nightlife, reflect this diversity. Bogota is also famous for its museums such as the Gold Museum, which houses one of the largest collections of pre-Columbian objects in the world. Despite its bustling urban activity, Bogota also offers green spaces such as Simon Bolivar Park where you can relax and enjoy nature. Popayan-called the White City because of its chalk-colored facade buildings-is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Colombia. This colonial town stands among the hills of the Cauca Valley and has a unique charm that can be felt as you stroll through its center among the historic buildings and countless churches. One of these is La Ermita de Jesús Nazareno, built in 1546, which at night is illuminated in a purple hue giving a splendid glimpse. In the central square, on the other hand, is the Cathedral, also white but from a more recent era. Parque Caldes, the plaza in front, is the ideal meeting point for listening to music and experiencing the most authentic atmosphere of Popayan.
Colombia
Sudafrica On The Road
The Garden Route runs for nearly 800 km between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth along the N2 although many identify it with only the central stretch from Mossel Bay onward. The route is stunning and traverses natural settings of rare beauty with a succession of landscapes that entice. One of the most beautiful scenic roads in the world, it takes its name from the wonderful spring bloom of the Fynbos, the Mediterranean scrub that characterizes it. The road runs in stretches along the Ocean dotted with beautiful wild beaches, a hinterland of lagoons, soft hills and through the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma ranges that divide the Indian Ocean from the arid Little Karoo region. Traveling this road in full freedom gives strong emotions and beautiful views. South Africa is among the top 10 wine-producing countries in the world. The inland valleys on the South Coast, not far from Cape Town, are the only area on the African Continent made suitable for growing grapes. For more than 300 years, excellent wines have been produced here from French varieties imported by Huguenot exiles. Many Estates are historic and built in the traditional style of the Boer settlers and stand in romantic and enchanting settings. Discover what it means to make wine in Africa and taste fine vintages by visiting small towns in the Cape Winelands region such as Stellenbosh, Franschhoek or Paarl. If you want to have an authentic, wilderness experience and if you are sensitive to issues such as sustainability and local development, a Glamping experience is the one for you. This is a charming tented camp in the savannah of the Kruger Park made with spacious and comfortable tents allocated in nature and with maximum privacy. The entire facility has been designed with full respect for the environment with the support of local communities who have been involved in the protection of the land, the construction and management of the Glamping itself, as well as guiding the daily safaris. The true luxury of this tented camp is the privilege of living a unique and exciting experience, yet without sacrificing comfort.
Sudafrica
Tours in the North Island
New Zealand is not only an island whose nature is among the most spectacular in the world, it is also among the nations with the best quality of life to work ratio in the world. New Zealanders live well and it shows! They manage to have excellent career opportunities, but at the same time enjoy enough free time to benefit from their land and share it with family and friends. Those who are fortunate enough to visit this country cannot fail to notice the high quality of life both in the human-scale cities and in the countryside, where life goes by placidly. Auckland and Wellington boast excellent amenities, excellent restaurants and a young, vibrant culture. Maori culture was brought to New Zealand by Polynesians in the Middle Ages, and although European settlers attempted to eradicate it, it has survived to this day. The Maori are a warlike, strong, proud, and very hospitable people, and the few remaining indigenous communities still live in the forest of Rotorua in the North Island. Experience the incredible thrill of witnessing a performance of Maori dances, songs, and traditions, and especially of hearing the Haka: an ancient dance that infused warriors with courage before a battle, which has now become the anthem of the All Blacks, the very strong national Rugby team. The folkloric evening also includes a dinner of delicious traditional dishes cooked on hot stones, or underground, and a live performance of tattoo art. If you are a fan of fantasy movies, and in particular the trilogy of the very famous “Lord of the Rings” saga, you must visit New Zealand once in your life.
Nuova Zelanda
The Aurora Borealis in Norway
The Aurora Borealis is one of the most fascinating natural spectacles: the night sky is filled with rays of green light that perform a kind of magical dance. Seeing it for the first time is an unforgettable experience and you almost feel like you can touch it. One of the places most likely to spot it is Tromsø, because of its location right in the middle of the aurora oval. From the end of September to April, you can choose to participate in this search-if you are lucky and the sky is clear, you don't have to go far from the city! You can, however, decide to experience the thrill of admiring it on a boat trip or skiing or on board a dog sled or during a mini-cruise on the famous Hurtigruten. In 2019 Oslo won the European Green Capital Award thanks to its policy of conserving natural areas and restoring waterways.In fact, the city is surrounded by the Marka Forest and Oslo Fjord, which are connected by a series of waterways. These previously buried canals have been brought back to light and made accessible to people. The city has also become the electric vehicle capital of the world, with 30 percent of vehicles being environmentally friendly. There are many “green” places you can visit in the city: among others, the Losæter urban farm, the Bygdøy urban forest with the picturesque wooden café Sæterhytten and various museums including the Viking ship museum, and the twenty waterfalls of Akerselva.
Magical Peru
The archaeological site of Maccu Picchu, rediscovered only in 1911, is every traveler's dream. The ancient Inca city, considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world, shows itself in all its charm halfway between the Andes and the Amazon rainforest, above the Urubamba River valley, standing majestically with its ruins that take travelers' minds to distant worlds. For the best view of the spectacle offered by Macchu Picchu, it is possible to climb a short trek up Picchu Mountain, and Huayna Picchu, where there are lookouts directly over the citadel. For the well-trained you can also walk to the ruins from Aguas Calientes, through the forest, to feel like a real conquistadores. Starting from the natural oasis of the Ballestas Islands, the undisputed kingdom of marine fauna, passing through Nazca with its mysterious lines whose meaning we still do not know; Colca Canyon, one of the deepest in the world, where in the middle of the Andes, between desert and mountain landscapes, it is possible to spot the famous condor; Lake Titicaca, with its famous floating Uros islands, offers unique and colorful scenery, thanks in part to the folklore of the local people; and finally, Rainbow Mountain, with its endless colorful hues, a spectacular natural phenomenon unique in the world.
Perù
Philippines and Vietnam
In the Philippines, Coron Island is part of the Calamian archipelago, located north of the island of Palawan. It is a highly seductive place thanks to its countless sharp rock formations and ivory-colored beaches. But the feature that sets Coron apart from other islands is that it boasts several dive spots where you can observe the wrecks of several Japanese ships dating back to World War II. A true paradise for diving enthusiasts. But it doesn't end there! Coron Island also has an interior full of wonderful places, such as Lake Kayangan with its pure and crystal-clear waters, Mount Tapyas where you can conquer a magnificent sunset by climbing the more than 700 steps, and the hot hot springs of Maniquit. Between the islands of Coron and Busuanga are 7 rocky islets: these are the Siete Pecados, a must-see place if you love snorkeling. The story goes that seven sisters, disobeying their mother, went swimming and unfortunately drowned. In their place emerged 7 islands, hence the name Siete Pecados. Swimming in the coral reefs of these islets is like being in an immense aquarium. In addition, these are not very deep reefs and therefore suitable for everyone. Here you can see magnificent branches of blue corals and sea anemones where the friendly clownfish have found refuge. But other creatures populate these reefs: you may come face to face with butterfly fish, puffer fish and numerous other species. You may also spot beautiful sea turtles and schools of barracuda. The fantastic scenery of Ha Long Bay in Vietnam is never the same. The light during the day plays with the karst islets and paints a picture of colors now delicate, now intense. Sailing on a junk boat through these placid waters gives you a deep calm. Sunrise greets you with the scent of Vietnamese coffee and shades of yellow and pink. As the sun rises, the outlines of the 2,000 or so peaks rising in the emerald green sea become sharper, and some of them prepare to welcome you into beautiful caves. Even the sunset gives indelible images by wrapping the panorama in reddish streaks. And at night, as you relax on the deck of the boat and let the waves lull you, the dark sky sparkling with stars gives you another moment of happiness.
Filippine Vietnam
Singapore to Bali
Founded as a British colony in 1819, Singapore gained independence in 1965 and today is one of the most developed, efficient and modern metropolises in the world. Singapore is a major financial and commercial center with a multiethnic and multicultural society: the population consists mainly of Chinese, Malays, Indians and other minorities. Shopping and entertainment are also a feather in Singapore's cap: Orchard Road is famous for being one of the most luxurious shopping streets with stores, boutiques, and malls. Nightlife and entertainment in Clarke Quay are renowned. Architecture in Singapore is iconic and the skyline is dominated by modern skyscrapers such as the Marina Bay Sands, the Supertree Grove, and the Singapore Flyer. Bali is characterized by an extraordinary variety of landscapes: beaches, mountains, terraced rice fields, forests and lush jungles. Every corner of the island offers a unique and memorable experience for nature and adventure lovers. Kuta, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua are the most popular beaches. Terraced rice fields are an iconic image of Bali as well as being true works of agricultural engineering. The hinterland is covered with lush rainforests and jungles. Bali Barat National Park is a protected area that is home to rich biodiversity. The active volcano of Agung is the highest mountain and offers beautiful scenic hikes. Spectacular are the waterfalls of Tegenungan, Gitgit, and Sekumpul. There are also shelters in Bali for the protection and preservation of sea turtles.
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Bio
What if the world was an island that appears and disappears, transforming every time you visit it by fulfilling your wishes?That to me is traveling. Each new destination is an island separate from everything else. It is enjoying it 100 percent, learning the culture, savoring the cuisine, enjoying the flora and fauna. I started discovering the world when I was 18 years old and still haven't finished. A step out of home is a step toward a new identification. I am ready to share my stories with you and especially to help you create the perfect trip. I will assist you, organize the trip you have always wanted to take and finally, the happiness of having experienced it will stay with you forever!
Le mie passioni
Le ultime destinazioni da me visitate
BUENOS AIRES
Buenos Aires is a city with many different cities within it, because each neighborhood has its own soul. San Telmo is the neighborhood famous for its market, cobblestone streets, bohemian atmosphere, and the Buenos Aires tango. La Boca is the neighborhood founded by Genoese immigrants and known for its colorful houses and the Caminito, a pedestrian street full of art and culture. Recoleta is the neighborhood of chic cafes, fashion stores and museums. Divided into several areas, the Palermo neighborhood is famous for its parks, trendy bars and restaurants. The most modern neighborhood in Buenos Aires is Puerto Madero while the financial heart of the city is Microcentro where the Casa Rosada presidential palace and Teatro Colón, one of the most prestigious in the world, are also located.
Two islands for the summer in Thailand
The green heart of Koh Samui, dotted with plantations of coconut palms, pineapples and rambutan, stretches very gently to soft white sandy shores caressed by the azure sea of the Gulf of Siam. The nearby Ang Thong Marine Park will enrapture snorkelers. The less lazy will discover the thriving rainforest dotted with refreshing, roaring waterfalls. Those who love history and culture will visit the interesting temples and secret gardens. Samui is also entertainment: mainly in the Chaweng area are concentrated bars, restaurants, clubs and markets for nightlife lovers. About a 30-minute boat ride separates Koh Samui from the island of Koh Phangan, an authentic haven for those who enjoy a relaxed vacation of informality among quiet coves, fishermen's cottages and small villages. There are many noteworthy beaches: the scenic Haad Yuan; Ao Plaay Laem lapped by a crystal-clear sea where snorkeling is also possible; Ao Nai Wok to enjoy a fiery red sunset.
Thailandia
Magical Costa Rica
Braulio Carrillo is one of Costa Rica's largest protected areas and is located along the Central Volcanic Range. The national park's highest peak is Barva Volcano, the country's third-largest volcano with a height of 2906 meters above sea level. You can go trekking, walking along the watershed line that divides the Atlantic Ocean from the Caribbean Sea, until you reach Barva and its lagoons. In Braulio Carrillo you can admire the tropical rainforest that boasts as many as 6,000 species of plants and more than 500 species of birds, both resident and migratory. Arenal Volcano is the most active volcano in the country. It offers adventure, family recreation, relaxation, great facilities, lush flora, and good opportunities to spot animals. Here you can enjoy birdwatching and other forms of eco-friendly tourism, such as hiking the suspension bridges between the trees of the primary forest from which you get a vantage point of the volcano's flora and fauna. In Arenal Park you can also windsurf, raft and bungee jump, visit caves, go mountain biking and kayaking, fish, take boat rides on the country's largest lake, hike to the top of an extinct volcano, or relax at a spa.
Costa Rica
Mykonos, beautiful and worldly
The beaches of Mykonos meet the tastes for every vacation style. The south coast, which is more sheltered from the winds, offers the most equipped beaches and the trendiest ones. The north and west beaches are less crowded, wilder but also windy. Music and entertainment identify Paradise Beach and Super Paradise Beach. A worldly, cosmopolitan atmosphere characterizes Psarou Beach, protected by rocks. Agios Ioannis is elegant and refined, splendid for watching the sun set over the island of Delos. Turquoise is the sea at picturesque Panormos and charming Ftelia, both full of tasty tavernas. The bay of Kalo Livadi and the beaches of Elia and Agrari are perfect for experiencing the sea in peace. The stretch of golden sand of Kalafati is beloved by surfers. In Mykonos Town, it is lovely to walk among the whitewashed houses and its intricate alleyways. Its Chora develops amphitheatrically around the ancient harbor and is splendid to discover at any time of day. Beautiful always, but unforgettable at first light in the morning, is the most photographed church on the island: Panagia Paraportiani with its blinding white lime contrasting with the blue sky. A stroll down Matogianni Street is a must, the small store windows and café tables have a unique charm between the blue of the shutters and the purple of the bougainvillea. The classic mills of Kato Myli, with their circular layout and thatched roof, are one of the symbols of Mykonos, as is the beachfront district of Mikri Venetia, famous for its colorful houses and wooden balconies.
Grecia
Northern Argentina tour: travel from Buenos Aires to Salta
Salta is a beautiful and charming town that retains a traditional atmosphere and is often called “La Linda” (the beautiful one) because of its well-preserved architecture and beautiful mountain landscape. An old-fashioned western movie atmosphere, however, that also allows room for fine food and wine experiences in the wine-growing areas where excellent wines such as Torrontés, which comes from the world's highest vines, are produced. This vast region in northwest Argentina stretches mainly through the provinces of Jujuy, Salta, Catamarca and is part of the Altiplano Andino. Colorful lagoons and white salt flats, white dunes of pumice stone and orange clay rocks, volcanic cones and salt lakes surrounded by peaks exceeding 6,000 meters. La Puna is an ideal destination for those who love adventure, photography and contact with unspoiled nature.
Travel to Nosy Be: discover the beaches of Madagascar
Nosy Be is famous for its heavenly beaches of white sand and crystal clear sea. Andilana Beach is one of the longest and busiest beaches and where some of the most popular resorts and resorts are located. Madirokely Beach, near Hell-Ville, is a charming beach with a wide expanse of white sand: the bay is famous for its calm, shallow waters. Ambatoloaka has a beautiful beach overlooking a sheltered bay and is also known for its lively nightlife, with bars and restaurants offering evening entertainment. If you are looking for more secluded and less crowded beaches, Ambondrona and Plage de la Baie des Russes are for you. Other beaches not to be missed are Plage d'Ambaro, Plage des Créoles and Plage de la Baie des Dunes characterized by sand dunes. Lokobe is a refuge for rich biodiversity, including lemurs, chameleons, exotic birds and a variety of endemic plants. The reserve is also known to be home to the rare Sanford's lepilemur, a species of nocturnal lemur. Several trails run through the lush rainforest giving the opportunity to observe the local flora and fauna. Lokobe is a protected area with the aim of preserving Nosy Be's unique ecosystem.
Colombia Express
Bogota is a fascinating city located at an altitude of 2600 meters in the Colombian Andes. The city offers a rich mixture of tradition, history and modernity. Its diverse neighborhoods, such as La Candelaria, with its cobblestone streets and colonial houses, and Chapinero with its vibrant nightlife, reflect this diversity. Bogota is also famous for its museums such as the Gold Museum, which houses one of the largest collections of pre-Columbian objects in the world. Despite its bustling urban activity, Bogota also offers green spaces such as Simon Bolivar Park where you can relax and enjoy nature. Popayan-called the White City because of its chalk-colored facade buildings-is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Colombia. This colonial town stands among the hills of the Cauca Valley and has a unique charm that can be felt as you stroll through its center among the historic buildings and countless churches. One of these is La Ermita de Jesús Nazareno, built in 1546, which at night is illuminated in a purple hue giving a splendid glimpse. In the central square, on the other hand, is the Cathedral, also white but from a more recent era. Parque Caldes, the plaza in front, is the ideal meeting point for listening to music and experiencing the most authentic atmosphere of Popayan.
Colombia
Sudafrica On The Road
The Garden Route runs for nearly 800 km between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth along the N2 although many identify it with only the central stretch from Mossel Bay onward. The route is stunning and traverses natural settings of rare beauty with a succession of landscapes that entice. One of the most beautiful scenic roads in the world, it takes its name from the wonderful spring bloom of the Fynbos, the Mediterranean scrub that characterizes it. The road runs in stretches along the Ocean dotted with beautiful wild beaches, a hinterland of lagoons, soft hills and through the Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma ranges that divide the Indian Ocean from the arid Little Karoo region. Traveling this road in full freedom gives strong emotions and beautiful views. South Africa is among the top 10 wine-producing countries in the world. The inland valleys on the South Coast, not far from Cape Town, are the only area on the African Continent made suitable for growing grapes. For more than 300 years, excellent wines have been produced here from French varieties imported by Huguenot exiles. Many Estates are historic and built in the traditional style of the Boer settlers and stand in romantic and enchanting settings. Discover what it means to make wine in Africa and taste fine vintages by visiting small towns in the Cape Winelands region such as Stellenbosh, Franschhoek or Paarl. If you want to have an authentic, wilderness experience and if you are sensitive to issues such as sustainability and local development, a Glamping experience is the one for you. This is a charming tented camp in the savannah of the Kruger Park made with spacious and comfortable tents allocated in nature and with maximum privacy. The entire facility has been designed with full respect for the environment with the support of local communities who have been involved in the protection of the land, the construction and management of the Glamping itself, as well as guiding the daily safaris. The true luxury of this tented camp is the privilege of living a unique and exciting experience, yet without sacrificing comfort.
Sudafrica
Tours in the North Island
New Zealand is not only an island whose nature is among the most spectacular in the world, it is also among the nations with the best quality of life to work ratio in the world. New Zealanders live well and it shows! They manage to have excellent career opportunities, but at the same time enjoy enough free time to benefit from their land and share it with family and friends. Those who are fortunate enough to visit this country cannot fail to notice the high quality of life both in the human-scale cities and in the countryside, where life goes by placidly. Auckland and Wellington boast excellent amenities, excellent restaurants and a young, vibrant culture. Maori culture was brought to New Zealand by Polynesians in the Middle Ages, and although European settlers attempted to eradicate it, it has survived to this day. The Maori are a warlike, strong, proud, and very hospitable people, and the few remaining indigenous communities still live in the forest of Rotorua in the North Island. Experience the incredible thrill of witnessing a performance of Maori dances, songs, and traditions, and especially of hearing the Haka: an ancient dance that infused warriors with courage before a battle, which has now become the anthem of the All Blacks, the very strong national Rugby team. The folkloric evening also includes a dinner of delicious traditional dishes cooked on hot stones, or underground, and a live performance of tattoo art. If you are a fan of fantasy movies, and in particular the trilogy of the very famous “Lord of the Rings” saga, you must visit New Zealand once in your life.
Nuova Zelanda
The Aurora Borealis in Norway
The Aurora Borealis is one of the most fascinating natural spectacles: the night sky is filled with rays of green light that perform a kind of magical dance. Seeing it for the first time is an unforgettable experience and you almost feel like you can touch it. One of the places most likely to spot it is Tromsø, because of its location right in the middle of the aurora oval. From the end of September to April, you can choose to participate in this search-if you are lucky and the sky is clear, you don't have to go far from the city! You can, however, decide to experience the thrill of admiring it on a boat trip or skiing or on board a dog sled or during a mini-cruise on the famous Hurtigruten. In 2019 Oslo won the European Green Capital Award thanks to its policy of conserving natural areas and restoring waterways.In fact, the city is surrounded by the Marka Forest and Oslo Fjord, which are connected by a series of waterways. These previously buried canals have been brought back to light and made accessible to people. The city has also become the electric vehicle capital of the world, with 30 percent of vehicles being environmentally friendly. There are many “green” places you can visit in the city: among others, the Losæter urban farm, the Bygdøy urban forest with the picturesque wooden café Sæterhytten and various museums including the Viking ship museum, and the twenty waterfalls of Akerselva.
Magical Peru
The archaeological site of Maccu Picchu, rediscovered only in 1911, is every traveler's dream. The ancient Inca city, considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world, shows itself in all its charm halfway between the Andes and the Amazon rainforest, above the Urubamba River valley, standing majestically with its ruins that take travelers' minds to distant worlds. For the best view of the spectacle offered by Macchu Picchu, it is possible to climb a short trek up Picchu Mountain, and Huayna Picchu, where there are lookouts directly over the citadel. For the well-trained you can also walk to the ruins from Aguas Calientes, through the forest, to feel like a real conquistadores. Starting from the natural oasis of the Ballestas Islands, the undisputed kingdom of marine fauna, passing through Nazca with its mysterious lines whose meaning we still do not know; Colca Canyon, one of the deepest in the world, where in the middle of the Andes, between desert and mountain landscapes, it is possible to spot the famous condor; Lake Titicaca, with its famous floating Uros islands, offers unique and colorful scenery, thanks in part to the folklore of the local people; and finally, Rainbow Mountain, with its endless colorful hues, a spectacular natural phenomenon unique in the world.
Perù
Philippines and Vietnam
In the Philippines, Coron Island is part of the Calamian archipelago, located north of the island of Palawan. It is a highly seductive place thanks to its countless sharp rock formations and ivory-colored beaches. But the feature that sets Coron apart from other islands is that it boasts several dive spots where you can observe the wrecks of several Japanese ships dating back to World War II. A true paradise for diving enthusiasts. But it doesn't end there! Coron Island also has an interior full of wonderful places, such as Lake Kayangan with its pure and crystal-clear waters, Mount Tapyas where you can conquer a magnificent sunset by climbing the more than 700 steps, and the hot hot springs of Maniquit. Between the islands of Coron and Busuanga are 7 rocky islets: these are the Siete Pecados, a must-see place if you love snorkeling. The story goes that seven sisters, disobeying their mother, went swimming and unfortunately drowned. In their place emerged 7 islands, hence the name Siete Pecados. Swimming in the coral reefs of these islets is like being in an immense aquarium. In addition, these are not very deep reefs and therefore suitable for everyone. Here you can see magnificent branches of blue corals and sea anemones where the friendly clownfish have found refuge. But other creatures populate these reefs: you may come face to face with butterfly fish, puffer fish and numerous other species. You may also spot beautiful sea turtles and schools of barracuda. The fantastic scenery of Ha Long Bay in Vietnam is never the same. The light during the day plays with the karst islets and paints a picture of colors now delicate, now intense. Sailing on a junk boat through these placid waters gives you a deep calm. Sunrise greets you with the scent of Vietnamese coffee and shades of yellow and pink. As the sun rises, the outlines of the 2,000 or so peaks rising in the emerald green sea become sharper, and some of them prepare to welcome you into beautiful caves. Even the sunset gives indelible images by wrapping the panorama in reddish streaks. And at night, as you relax on the deck of the boat and let the waves lull you, the dark sky sparkling with stars gives you another moment of happiness.
Filippine Vietnam
Singapore to Bali
Founded as a British colony in 1819, Singapore gained independence in 1965 and today is one of the most developed, efficient and modern metropolises in the world. Singapore is a major financial and commercial center with a multiethnic and multicultural society: the population consists mainly of Chinese, Malays, Indians and other minorities. Shopping and entertainment are also a feather in Singapore's cap: Orchard Road is famous for being one of the most luxurious shopping streets with stores, boutiques, and malls. Nightlife and entertainment in Clarke Quay are renowned. Architecture in Singapore is iconic and the skyline is dominated by modern skyscrapers such as the Marina Bay Sands, the Supertree Grove, and the Singapore Flyer. Bali is characterized by an extraordinary variety of landscapes: beaches, mountains, terraced rice fields, forests and lush jungles. Every corner of the island offers a unique and memorable experience for nature and adventure lovers. Kuta, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua are the most popular beaches. Terraced rice fields are an iconic image of Bali as well as being true works of agricultural engineering. The hinterland is covered with lush rainforests and jungles. Bali Barat National Park is a protected area that is home to rich biodiversity. The active volcano of Agung is the highest mountain and offers beautiful scenic hikes. Spectacular are the waterfalls of Tegenungan, Gitgit, and Sekumpul. There are also shelters in Bali for the protection and preservation of sea turtles.
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