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- April 27, 2019 0


The world is an adventure waiting for you to experience. Maybe you are traveling alone because you didn’t have friends willing to join you, or perhaps because you enjoy moments of solitude that traveling in groups doesn’t offer.

Maybe you have a personal bucket list of destinations and you are having difficulty finding a travel partner who holds the same passion as you for the places you desire to explore. In any case, check out these destinations that are welcoming to single travelers.

Australia

Canberra

Australia is a great destination for those who are looking for a variety of adventures. Many women travel alone in this country. From sunny beaches and snorkeling, to the excitement of big cities, Australia has unlimited options for the solo traveler. You can rent a variety of rooms and private apartments there as well, which means you can save money and live quite comfortably while on your travels.

Thailand

Chiang Mai

Thailand is a welcoming place for the solo traveler. Bangkok, in particular, is an amazing place to travel alone, yet you will find that you do not feel alone for long there, due to the many amazing people you will meet. Beautiful temples and amazing walking trails are among the many activities you can enjoy in this country.

Tanzania

Lushoto


Tanzania has many rich experiences that await the solo traveler. Going on a safari is a must, but there are many other great adventures – such as hiking Kilimanjaro. Both places have many companies that offer group trips. You will find the people who live there very welcoming and make you feel at home.

Ireland

Derryclare Lough
Ireland is a fun country for the individual who chooses to travel alone. It is normal for women to be alone there, and there is no language barrier to face which makes the journey a little more manageable. Even strangers are friendly, and those who are from Ireland will be happy to help you out if you need directions or ideas about what to do next. Take time to soak in the beautiful scenery that Ireland offers, and be sure to visit a few pubs while you are there.

Japan

Matsushima

Japan is a wonderful country full of rich experiences. People there have a reputation of being welcoming to visitors, and you will have no trouble finding help when needed. Consider visiting some temples and museums there, and enjoy the tasty cuisine, which is generally healthy and light.

Spain

Somiedo

Spain is another place to visit where solo travelers are not out of place. Hotels generally give you a reasonable rate when traveling alone, which is not the case in all countries. Short and extended study vacations abound in Spain, so it is a great place to travel alone when learning is one of your goals.

Traveling alone is an experience that will help you learn more about yourself, become comfortable in your own skin, and gain a new confidence that will always stay with you. Consider trying at least one of the locations on this list if you desire to learn more about the world, and have a wonderful, unforgettable time on your trip for one.

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- March 15, 2019 0


I wanted to visit Ireland for a long time. I had a couple of friends in Parma who spent some time in this charming country and they used to rave about it. Soon I had the desire to visit it myself.

One of the most scenic wonders that I have seen are the Cliffs of Moher, located on the west coast of the nation.

They rise 120 metres above the sea and they reach their maximum height, 214 metres, just north of the O'Briens' Tower, a round stone turret, stretching a length of 8 kilometres.

They are battered by the full force of the Atlantic Ocean.

That day, it was the end of September, I left Galway and I finally arrived at my destination. I was very pleased. I was going to see something unique.


Nowadays, there is a very well-equipped visitor centre there. Not at that time. The cliffs walk is beyond its ground.

Visitors are advised not to visit the cliffs in case of bad weather, rain or wind. I had a quick look around. I soon understood why.

The view left me with a lasting impression, with a feeling of fear and terror.

The bluffs are incredibly threatening and dangerous. We are talking about sheer rock dropping down to the ocean.

The cliffs are extraordinarily large and tremendously steep.

I was frightened just by looking at them. If you suffer from vertigo, do not go there.

If you want to wander along the cliffs, you are advised to wear good walking shoes, a windbreaker and to follow the official path. For a very good reason.

You do not want to fall down...

I started to hike. It was a beautiful sunny day, a bit windy and with big white clouds in the sky. There were other visitors, from all over the world. There was a scene that I will never forget. A young couple wanted to take a photo and left the trail adventuring very close to the edge of the cliffs.

I felt sick, physically sick thinking of what could have happened to them in case the soil they were standing on would suddenly collapse...

I looked down. I saw a huge number of big boulders on the long narrow beach below. Apparently, they were formed in the Upper Carboniferous Period, 319 million years ago.

I did not feel very well. I was powerless in front of Mother Nature.

The wild beauty of the place literally overwhelms you.

I smelled the fresh salt air and I heard the birds cry and screaming.

I was lucky enough to see some feral Bilberry goats.

Besides, the waters nearby are rich in plankton, which attracts whales and whale sharks.


Not far away from the cliffs, I could admire Branaunmore Sea Stack, right in the middle of the water, continuously hit by the waves.

The vertical column was formed as inexorable breakers eroded the main cliffs over millions of years.

The mysterious Aran Islands appeared in the distance.

I was completely absorbed by the surrounding environment.

The stunning beauty around me totally captured me.

I kept looking down. Below the cliffs hide underwater caves. Even more daunting.

Unfortunately, I did not have the chance to see the puffins, beautiful funny looking sea birds. They nest on the cliffs from end March till mid-July. I was not worried. What I saw was more than enough for the day.

Sadly, the Cliffs of Moher have also a bad reputation. Many people committed suicide there. They knew that they had no chance to survive.

Author: Marina Broglia

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- March 04, 2019 0

The enticing landscapes of Switzerland lure millions of tourists throughout the year. There are enough adventure sports opportunities, and nature lovers can enjoy exploring the glittering lake shores, lush green mountain meadows and pretty vineyards. It is ideal for those bitten by wanderlust or families seeking a vacation in the lap of nature, away from the clutter of the metropolis.

Listed below are the 10 attractions in Switzerland that should be part of your Switzerland holiday tour package. 

Rhaetian Railway

You might not know that Switzerland and Italy are connected to each other via railways – the Rhaetian Railway, to be precise. The railway line passes through the mountains of Graubünden. The engineering involved in the laying of the railway tracks amidst the most photogenic regions of Switzerland is truly awe-inspiring. The distance covered is about 130 kilometers and in it, one has to cross through 55 tunnels and pass over 196 bridges. The highlight of this attraction is the curving Landwasser viaduct.

The Matterhorn

Switzerland’s iconic pointed peak, The Matterhorn, is among the highest mountains in the Alps. With towering height of 4,478 meters, the mountain shares its borders with Italy. The extremely charming and tranquil village of Zermatt lies at the foot of The Matterhorn. Today Zermatt is one of the most popular resorts in the world with world class accommodation facilities in hotels and quaint chalets. The chic restaurants, the horse-drawn carriages etc. add to the charm of the place. Skiing is one of the most popular activities in the region. Motor vehicles are banned to prevent any kind of pollution.

Gruyeres


Switzerland milk products, particularly cheese, is very popular. Gruyeres is considered as the cheese capital of the country. Les Gruyeres, the cheese which is needed to prepare fondue, is made in this place. People who are not very fond of cheese should also visit the place for the meringue dessert and the cream. Leaving Switzerland without tasting these would definitely be a great miss.

Lucerne

You cannot miss Lucerne while exploring Switzerland. The grand blue lake surrounded by majestic mountains, waterfront promenades, frescoed historic buildings, covered bridges, bubbling fountains and sun-splashed plazas – all this can be seen in Lucerne. The car-free medieval town hosts innumerable concerts and music festivals of the world. From history to archeology, from music to infotainment, the city has all for travelers and tourists.

Geneva

The second most populous city of Switzerland, Geneva is the European hub of the United Nations. It is very much a green city with one fifth of land devoted to parks. The sightseeing includes the grandiose Cathedral of St. Pierre and monumental Jet d'Eau. The city is also home to a number of museums. The Lake Geneva is beautiful and tourists love taking boat rides. You also get views of the expansive Mont Blanc.

Swiss National Park

Established in the year 1914, the Swiss National Park is considered as the oldest reserves in the Alps. The lush green pine forests in the mountains is a treat to the nature lovers. Expanding over an area of 170 square kilometers, the forest is replete with wildlife. There are almost 5000 species of animals and birds in the reserve including red deer, marmot, ibex, chamois, fox etc.

Interlaken

Interlaken was a watchmaking hub but later it grew as a major tourist resort. The fresh mountain climate and spa centers led to the inflow of tourists since the 1800s. You get an amazing view of iconic swish mountains- the Monch, the Jungfrau and the Eiger. Foodies may gorge on exquisite local dishes like raclette- a cheese based delicacy.

St. Moritz

Mountain destinations in Switzerland are not uncommon and St. Moritz needs special mention in this regard. Glaciers, clear turquoise lakes, alpine forests, snow washed peaks and excellent sunshine – this is what St. Moritz is all about. Two winter Olympics have been hosted at the place. Skiing, skating and snowboarding are among the popular activities of tourists here.

Zermatt

Zermatt is ideal if you want to explore small towns with quaint charms. It is known for mountaineering and skiing. It is close to Matterhorn which is among the highest mountains in Switzerland. It is ideal for environment lovers as gasoline driven vehicles are not allowed entry.

Zurich



Zurich is the largest city of Switzerland and it is a magnet for history and couture buffs. There are over 50 museums and 100 art galleries in this city. Lake Zurich is ideal for relaxing after a city tour. You should ensure the Swiss National Museum is included in your Zurich tour package.
Author: Simmie Verma
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