5 Best Tourist Attractions in Istanbul

July 20, 2016

Formerly serving as the capital of Ottoman and Byzantine Empires, Istanbul is currently the largest city in Turkey, and one of the largest worldwide. This city stretches across a narrow strait which links Asia and Europe, thus making it the only city in the whole world spanning two continents. The city’s memorable past leaves behind a rich legacy of mosques, churches, museums and palaces, among other tourist attractions. Below are some Istanbul’s top tourist attractions. Blue Mosque The Blue Mosque was built between 1609 and 1616 and is one among the handful of mosques in the world to boast six minarets….

Europe

A Journey To Lorraine, France

October 14, 2015

The Alsace-Lorraine region has flipped back and forth between Germany and France for centuries, and as something of a “buffer zone” between the two, it has had the advantage of both the French and the German cultures. Both have so much to offer, after all, and the residents of Lorraine, for example, have not been shy about getting the best of both worlds! Of course, the region has been part of France for some time now, and the area has always been a very French area. Indeed, many individuals choosing to visit France end up in Lorraine, especially those seeking to…

Europe

In and Amongst the Shipwrecks of Greece

December 10, 2014

Reviews of Greece and her surrounding island can often be mixed; on one side it’s a party haven for 16-20 somethings heading out for a post-exam release, whilst for others it is an enticing historical destination with tiny cafes serving food that would knock most Michelin starred places out of the water. What we don’t hear so much about, however, is the experience of life below. Greece rests in the middle of the Aegean sea, and until 2005 divers could only access 620 miles of the 10,000 miles of coastline. With a free reign to explore below the waters, these…

Europe, Travel Tips

Caravanning And Camping Trips For The Eco-Traveller

November 26, 2014

Almost all campers already have great respect for the natural world.If you spend enough time in it it’s hard not to be amazed by its wonder and complexity, and therefore to want to preserve it. Wild camping is also one of the most environmentally activities you can engage in,the aim of which is to leave no trace whatsoever behind, however not all of us are looking to go to such extreme lengths to get back to nature. Luckily there are a number of eco camping and caravanning options available for environmentally-conscious traveller, who doesn’t want to scrimp on luxury! Environmental…

Europe, Vacation

Diving in Paradise – Getting Down in Bora Bora

November 11, 2014

Whilst Bora Bora fares well as a popular destination for well-traveled honeymooners, don’t let the romantic image put you off. Adventurous types, water sports enthusiasts or those just raring to get involved in a multitude of unusual water sports won’t be disappointed in this stunning location, which is secluded from the rest of the world in the middle of the dazzling South Pacific Ocean. Particularly for divers, whether you’re amateur level and can barely form a legitimate doggy paddle, or have been doing it for donkey’s years, this location should be top of your ‘to go’ list. Why Bora Bora?…