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A place for easy holiday planning. A place that will inspire you. We only present itineraries of realised travels and of actually visited places, either directly by us or by other travellers.
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If you’ve ever put together your own holiday, you’ll know how much work it is. So many evenings spent going through the internet looking for all sorts of advice and tips.
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Discover this beautiful country that is not yet overcrowded with tourists. You will be surprised by its beauty and its friendly people. The perfect time is now!
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The westernmost lighthouse on the Isle of Skye has been in operation since November 1, 1909.
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Our experience of a week in July on the Greek island of Rhodes The answer is unequivocally yes.
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eautiful and easy road trip starting and finishing in Agadir, Morocco. During the week-long trip you will explore the Anti-Atlas Mountain range. You will visit small mountain villages, unexpected oases and Berber towns.
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Number of days: 8
The Cotswolds region covers 6 counties: Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, South Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Wiltshire and Bath & North East Somerset. On this trip you will...
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Number of days: 8
Sightseeing tour through Sicily with a visit to the island of Stromboli. Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It is...
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Number of days: 10
A great road trip in a large jeep with a roof tent will be appreciated by all travellers who love solitude, romance, staying...
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When you say Provence, probably the first thing that comes to mind is lavender. But consider exploring this region in spring or autumn, otherwise you will often be crowded by other tourists. We went on this trip in late March, and it was great. Five days of packed programme await you. You will get to know the beautiful ancient villages and towns, take a peek into the local nature and taste the local gastronomy. If you're craving the scent and colour of lavender, you'll have to travel here in late June and early July, but be prepared to be in the company of many other travellers everywhere at all times. In contrast, in the off-season you can explore all the parts and corners of the region mostly on your own, only ocassionally running into tourists.
Arrival in Provence – the town of Aix-en-Provence. Walk along the main avenue Le Cours Mirabeau with its fountains, plane trees and many cafés.
Sightseeing tour of the town of Gordes. Visit the monuments of Le Village des Bories and Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque. The village of Roussillon with its ochre mines. Walk in The Provençal Colorado. Visit to the town of Sault.
Visit the Pont du Gard aqueduct and transfer to Avignon.
The birthplace of Nostradamus. Remains of a Gaulish town at the Site Archéologique de Glanum. The magnificent projection at Carrières de Lumières. The medieval village of Les Baux-de-Provence and a tour of Arles.
Transfer to Camargue National Park. Bike ride among the flocks of flamingos. Visit the town of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. Transfer to the airport.
Niky Malečková
17.07.2024
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Our experience of a week in July on the Greek island of Rhodes
