A Dahabiya Nile Cruise to Discover Egypts Treasures
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by alison
1w ago
Exploring ancient Egypt on a Dahabiya Nile cruise is an unique and sustainable way to explore the magnificence of ancient Egypt. This authentic and traditional mode of travel involves sailing on a small, authentic boat that harks back to the golden age of travel. The word dahabiya is derived from the Arab word for “gold,” highlighting its ancient royal origins. The wooden sailboats, with only two decks and shallow bottoms, have been an option for travelers on the Nile since the 19th century and are based on designs that go back millennia. An Environmentally-Friendly Way to Cruise It ..read more
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The Road to Wine in Myanmar
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by alison
1M ago
The road to wine in Myanmar all started with a smile. Relationships often begin this way, progressing slowly to adventures and new discoveries down the road. 24 hours before the smile appeared, I had been on an extra-long travel road from hell. Three packed economy class flights later, my arrival in Yangon was immediately followed by a full day of touring. Sadly, my guide was preoccupied with her phone and had little interest in sharing this fascinating country with an exhausted and curious traveler. And, she coughed. Constantly. Spraying all who were within earshot. I hoped it wasn’t an indi ..read more
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Historical Nantucket Museums Charm Visitors
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by alison
1M ago
Welcome island lovers to the nautical world of Nantucket museums. Nestled amid the sun-kissed shores of this picturesque paradise, these hidden treasures promise a delightful journey through seafaring times and tall tales. As you take a leisurely break from beachside bliss, the island’s rich history unfolds before curious eyes. Discover the captivating stories behind Nantucket’s whaling era at the Whaling Museum. A majestic whale skeleton and maritime artifacts bring the past to life. Stroll through the historic Hadwen House, a Victorian treasure frozen in time, and marvel at the island’s ar ..read more
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Visit Enchanting Erice Sicily’s Medieval Gem
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by alison
2M ago
Visiting Erice Sicily is a must when in the western part of the enchanting island. This picturesque hilltop town is a historic gem that beckons travelers with its rich history, stunning architecture, and breathtaking views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Nestled into the summit of Mount Erice, the location allowed residents to defend themselves while remaining close to the maritime rewards of the sea. This guide will explore the wonders of Erice, covering its location, transportation, history, attractions, reasons to visit, and the ideal time to experience this petite, Sicilian treasure. Where is Eric ..read more
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Castellammare del Golfo Sicily’s Most Beautiful Peninsula
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by alison
2M ago
Nestled on the northwestern coast of Sicily, Castellammare del Golfo beckons with its picturesque landscapes, rich history, and inviting Mediterranean charm. This idyllic town and municipality, perched between the Gulf of Castellammare and the rugged mountains, offers a perfect blend of cultural experiences and natural beauty. This guide will help you make the most of your visit, from exploring historic sites to lounging on the best beaches. Castellammare del Golfo invites guests to unwind, explore, and savor the best of Sicilian life. Whether you’re a history buff, beach lover, or food enthu ..read more
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The Best Guide for Things to do in Palermo Italy
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by alison
3M ago
The island of Sicily evokes a wide variety of intriguing images. Many visitors choose to skip the capitol because of its gritty reputation and storied past. After experiencing some of the best things to do in Palermo, I think you’ll agree that this vibrant destination, although somewhat rough around the edges, is full of authentic places to visit. Whether you are spending a quick 24 hours in Palermo or have planned a longer stay, this guide for Palermo sightseeing will help you plan your trip to the Crossroads of the Mediterranean. Brief Overview Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranea ..read more
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Safely Eating Street Food Around the World
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by alison
8M ago
My first adventures in eating street food outside the United States took place when I was in college traveling in Greece. I was a pretty green traveler and happily ate souvlaki, salads and yogurt from street vendors on a student’s budget without incident. Naiveté and luck kept me safe. The only time I saw the inside of a doctor’s office was when my friend badly chipped her capped tooth, and after the treatment she got, I’m not convinced the man was even a real doc. Can you believe there was a translated phrase in our guide book: “my artificial tooth needs replacing”?  I can still hear th ..read more
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The Best Sights from Cairo to Giza Pyramids
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by alison
10M ago
Traveling from Cairo to Giza is at the top of every traveler’s Egyptian bucket list. The Pyramids and other extraordinary monuments present a remarkable concentration of sites to visit in what for many will be the trip of a lifetime. Egypt is one of the most fascinating countries in the world and Cairo is definitely having a moment in the world of travel. If you have ever wanted to take a trip back in time and experience the ancient wonders of the world, Cairo delivers as promised.  This bustling capital has a history that spans over 5,000 years. Cairo transports with a journey from the ..read more
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The Best Guide for the Smallest Cruise Ships
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by alison
1y ago
There are many excellent choices among the variety of small ship cruise companies offering itineraries today. Best is completely subjective and depends on your travel style, activity level and amenities you are looking for. This post is about the smallest cruise ships I have been on and the highlights of each experience. These unique vessels will open your eyes to some of the opportunities in the world of cruising. Small is relative, it all varies by who you talk to. I’ve been on ships as small as 8 passengers and as large as 600 which for the company, was their version of a small ship cruise ..read more
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Delicious Vegetarian Food in Spain
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by alison
1y ago
Food is a integral part of Spanish culture, boasting rich flavors, diverse ingredients, and unique cooking methods. Those searching for vegetarian food in Spain will be pleasantly surprised by the delicious variety. It’s no secret that Spanish cuisine is known for its broad use of meat, particularly beef and pork as well as specialty seafood dishes. Traditionally, meat makes up a significant component of Spanish diets, but that doesn’t mean you can’t eat delicious vegetarian food too! One of the best things about Spanish food is that it’s packed with flavor. Get ready for a blast  of som ..read more
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