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]]>Found in the Trotternish region, the Old Man of Storr is a rock formation that is thought to be the thumb of a giant – or otherwise it was created by an ancient landslide. Whatever you choose to believe, it’s incredibly impressive and surrounded by a lush landscape well worth seeing, accessible by foot through a four-kilometer walk.
Also in the Trotternish area, Quiraing is an area full of cliffs, peaks, and plateaus, with lakes adding to the area’s allure. It has plenty of trails for hikers to take in the incredible views, and perhaps the most popular viewpoint is at the top of Quiraing Mountain Pass.
The best 1-kilometer trek you’ll ever take will be to the fairy Pools near the village of Glenbrittle, full of streams, pools, and waterfalls as magical as the name would suggest. It’s cold, so only jump in if you’re brave and ready for a slap in the face from mother nature.
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]]>The post Top Things to See and Do in Aruba appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>In case it wasn’t obvious, the main thing you’ll want to do in Aruba is enjoy the beaches, which are known for their perfect, pillow-soft sand. On the agenda should be Eagle Beach, Palm Beach, Divi Beach, and Manchebo Beach, where you can swim, snorkel, lay out in the sun, and windsurf.
All you need to do is see one photo of Oranjestad to be convinced that it’s worth visiting. The charming capital of Aruba is full of pastel buildings with Dutch colonial, Spanish, and Caribbean architecture, and lots of shops, restaurants, galleries, and museums to keep you entertained.
With hundreds of exotic butterfly species from all over the world, the Butterfly Farm in Oranjestad is a must-see, with marvels to offer for visitors of any age. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture this magical experience!
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]]>The post The Best Things to Do While Vacationing in Boracay appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Close your eyes and imagine the perfect beach. What does it look like? If you see white sand and turquoise waters, then you’re basically imagining the beaches on Boracay. From the main beach, White Beach, to the others that are a bit quieter like Puka Beach and Bulabog Beach, there’s no denying that Boracay has some of the best beaches in the world.
If you like seafood, you’ll be in heaven on Boracay. There are so many different seafood restaurants that you can enjoy, or even just get fresh seafood from the market and have it cooked at a paluto restaurant just the way you like it.
Are you an active traveler? Looking to work off all of that lobster you ate? Well, you’re in luck, because Boracay offers a huge variety of water sports, like windsurfing, kitesurfing, skimboarding, banana boating, water skiing, and parasailing. You can even take mermaid swimming lessons.
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]]>The post Feel Like a Superstar in Capri, Italy appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>A favorite celebrity activity to do on Capri is boat around the stunning Italian sea, and you can do this yourself at any budget, whether you share a boat with a tour group or rent one on your own. When you do, don’t miss the world-renowned Blue Grotto, whose sapphire waters are fully Instagram-worthy.
Being wealthy is all about getting access to exclusive, breathtaking views—and Capri has one that you’ll never forget. It’s at the top of Mount Solaro, and you can get there on a chairlift from Piazza Vittoria.
There’s no better way to feel like a VIP on Capri then to go to dinner at one of the fancy restaurants, where you can see photos of all of the celebs who have been there before you. The food is great, the views are stunning—what else could you need?
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]]>The post Top 3 Things to Do in Cyprus appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>One of the things that Cyprus is most known for is its ruins, and this one is a must-see. The Kourion is a compound of ancient Greek and Roman ruins, situated right on a coastal cliff. It’s absolutely huge, with a theater, well-preserved ancient mosaics, and towering columns.
While Cyprus is absolutely covered in perfect beaches, this is its most famous one. Nissi beach is calm, with shallow areas perfect for children and families and crystal clear, turquoise waters that will make you feel like you’ve landed in paradise.
Is it a rock? Sure. But is it just a rock? Absolutely not. The Petra tou Roumio is absolutely legendary, known to be the birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess of love herself. Could there be a more romantic geological formation to visit? Even if you didn’t know about its legend, you’d probably want to visit this sea stack anyway, as it’s in an absolutely perfect, picturesque area.
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]]>The post Why You Should Visit Malta appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Let’s start with the obvious: Malta is a Mediterranean island, for Pete’s sake! With sun 300 days of the year, clear blue water, plenty of beaches to choose from, and amazing scuba diving, Malta is paradise.
Hailing from the dawn of civilization and having been ruled and affected by the Arabs, Normans, Aragonese, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, and Romans, Malta has plenty of megalithic temples and fascinating history to explore.
If you’ve never heard of Malta, there’s one plus side to that: its lack of international reputation is partially responsible for why visiting Malta is 20% cheaper than visiting mainland Europe, including food and hotels.
Don’t have a week of vacation days to burn? No worries. Malta is only 317 square kilometers, so you can enjoy it in a few days without feeling like you’re missing anything important. Plus, Malta’s official language is English, so you don’t have to worry about fussing with a travel dictionary.
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]]>The post 4 Puerto Rican Foods Everyone Needs to Try appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Plantains, also known as cooking bananas, are mixed with oil, garlic, and spices, then mashed and fried to make mofongo. The dish is often served with shrimp and chicharrónes. Mofongo represents a blend of different cultures and traditions with West African, Taino, and Spanish influences.
If you’re up for a Puerto Rican dessert try tres leches, which combines regular yellow sponge cake and three types of milk. You may have tried tres leches before as its a part of many different cultures, Puerto Rican being one of them.
Harina de maíz is a traditional Puerto Rican breakfast that’s many children’s favorite. It’s similar to oatmeal, but it’s made with cornmeal, sugar, milk, and vanilla. The flavor is universally loved, even by picky eaters, which is why it’s often offered to kids.
If you don’t know what to eat while exploring the island, try pinchos at one of many street vendor carts. Pinchos are basically shish kebabs made with pork, chicken, or shrimp. They’re perfect for meat lovers!
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]]>The post Visit Tashirojima Island in Japan, Also Known as Cat Island appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you were wondering, there are no dogs on the islands. The visitors aren’t allowed to bring dogs at all. The island cats are nobody’s pets. They are feral and do just fine on their own, but people still feed them regularly.
Everybody’s welcome to take a ferry to the island to see and feed the cats. There are currently only around 100 people living on the island and they’re largely outnumbered by the cats. The cats are used to being fed by people, but it’s not uncommon for a bunch of them to approach someone who came bringing food.
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]]>The post You Can Rent These Beautiful Private Islands appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Gather your closest friends and head off to this gorgeous secluded island in El Nido in the Philippines. The fares aren’t too pricy either: starting at $117 per person per night for a group of 12. The price includes delicious meals prepared by a private chef on the island.
This is the perfect island getaway for those who like to keep things eco-friendly. The island is 100% solar powered and uses a genius rainwater collection system that provides water for the island. Another bonus: you get to share the island with 12 adorable monkeys!
This tiny private island is home to a gorgeous villa that hosts up to 4 people – making it a great destination for 2 couples who want to adventure together. There are tons of on-site actives including kayaking, snorkeling and fishing.
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]]>The post Have You Ever Heard About The Trakai Castle? Here’s Why You Should! appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The castle is located in Trakai, on a small island in Lake Galve. If you are staying in Lithuania’s capital Vilnius, you can easily visit the castle, as it is located only 30 kilometers from the city, and you can get there with a bus ride that will only cost you around $3.
Trakai Castle dates from the 14th century, and it was one of the most vital strongholds through Lithuania’s history. The magical castle will take your breath away with its scenic setting and magnificent architectural design. The surrounding lake makes the scene even more beautiful, giving you a nice opportunity to take incredible photos that will make your Instagram followers green with envy!
The interior of the castle was turned into a museum, so you can enjoy walking around the castle and learning about the rich history of Lithuania at the same time.
Finally, take a boat ride around the castle. This is a great way to capture the perfect photo of the castle and fully enjoy the nature surrounding it!
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]]>The post Cool Things To Do on the Isle of Skye appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Found in the Trotternish region, the Old Man of Storr is a rock formation that is thought to be the thumb of a giant – or otherwise it was created by an ancient landslide. Whatever you choose to believe, it’s incredibly impressive and surrounded by a lush landscape well worth seeing, accessible by foot through a four-kilometer walk.
Also in the Trotternish area, Quiraing is an area full of cliffs, peaks, and plateaus, with lakes adding to the area’s allure. It has plenty of trails for hikers to take in the incredible views, and perhaps the most popular viewpoint is at the top of Quiraing Mountain Pass.
The best 1-kilometer trek you’ll ever take will be to the fairy Pools near the village of Glenbrittle, full of streams, pools, and waterfalls as magical as the name would suggest. It’s cold, so only jump in if you’re brave and ready for a slap in the face from mother nature.
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]]>The post Top Things to See and Do in Aruba appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>In case it wasn’t obvious, the main thing you’ll want to do in Aruba is enjoy the beaches, which are known for their perfect, pillow-soft sand. On the agenda should be Eagle Beach, Palm Beach, Divi Beach, and Manchebo Beach, where you can swim, snorkel, lay out in the sun, and windsurf.
All you need to do is see one photo of Oranjestad to be convinced that it’s worth visiting. The charming capital of Aruba is full of pastel buildings with Dutch colonial, Spanish, and Caribbean architecture, and lots of shops, restaurants, galleries, and museums to keep you entertained.
With hundreds of exotic butterfly species from all over the world, the Butterfly Farm in Oranjestad is a must-see, with marvels to offer for visitors of any age. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture this magical experience!
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]]>The post The Best Things to Do While Vacationing in Boracay appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Close your eyes and imagine the perfect beach. What does it look like? If you see white sand and turquoise waters, then you’re basically imagining the beaches on Boracay. From the main beach, White Beach, to the others that are a bit quieter like Puka Beach and Bulabog Beach, there’s no denying that Boracay has some of the best beaches in the world.
If you like seafood, you’ll be in heaven on Boracay. There are so many different seafood restaurants that you can enjoy, or even just get fresh seafood from the market and have it cooked at a paluto restaurant just the way you like it.
Are you an active traveler? Looking to work off all of that lobster you ate? Well, you’re in luck, because Boracay offers a huge variety of water sports, like windsurfing, kitesurfing, skimboarding, banana boating, water skiing, and parasailing. You can even take mermaid swimming lessons.
The post The Best Things to Do While Vacationing in Boracay appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Feel Like a Superstar in Capri, Italy appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>A favorite celebrity activity to do on Capri is boat around the stunning Italian sea, and you can do this yourself at any budget, whether you share a boat with a tour group or rent one on your own. When you do, don’t miss the world-renowned Blue Grotto, whose sapphire waters are fully Instagram-worthy.
Being wealthy is all about getting access to exclusive, breathtaking views—and Capri has one that you’ll never forget. It’s at the top of Mount Solaro, and you can get there on a chairlift from Piazza Vittoria.
There’s no better way to feel like a VIP on Capri then to go to dinner at one of the fancy restaurants, where you can see photos of all of the celebs who have been there before you. The food is great, the views are stunning—what else could you need?
The post Feel Like a Superstar in Capri, Italy appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Top 3 Things to Do in Cyprus appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>One of the things that Cyprus is most known for is its ruins, and this one is a must-see. The Kourion is a compound of ancient Greek and Roman ruins, situated right on a coastal cliff. It’s absolutely huge, with a theater, well-preserved ancient mosaics, and towering columns.
While Cyprus is absolutely covered in perfect beaches, this is its most famous one. Nissi beach is calm, with shallow areas perfect for children and families and crystal clear, turquoise waters that will make you feel like you’ve landed in paradise.
Is it a rock? Sure. But is it just a rock? Absolutely not. The Petra tou Roumio is absolutely legendary, known to be the birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess of love herself. Could there be a more romantic geological formation to visit? Even if you didn’t know about its legend, you’d probably want to visit this sea stack anyway, as it’s in an absolutely perfect, picturesque area.
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]]>The post Why You Should Visit Malta appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Let’s start with the obvious: Malta is a Mediterranean island, for Pete’s sake! With sun 300 days of the year, clear blue water, plenty of beaches to choose from, and amazing scuba diving, Malta is paradise.
Hailing from the dawn of civilization and having been ruled and affected by the Arabs, Normans, Aragonese, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, and Romans, Malta has plenty of megalithic temples and fascinating history to explore.
If you’ve never heard of Malta, there’s one plus side to that: its lack of international reputation is partially responsible for why visiting Malta is 20% cheaper than visiting mainland Europe, including food and hotels.
Don’t have a week of vacation days to burn? No worries. Malta is only 317 square kilometers, so you can enjoy it in a few days without feeling like you’re missing anything important. Plus, Malta’s official language is English, so you don’t have to worry about fussing with a travel dictionary.
The post Why You Should Visit Malta appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post 4 Puerto Rican Foods Everyone Needs to Try appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Plantains, also known as cooking bananas, are mixed with oil, garlic, and spices, then mashed and fried to make mofongo. The dish is often served with shrimp and chicharrónes. Mofongo represents a blend of different cultures and traditions with West African, Taino, and Spanish influences.
If you’re up for a Puerto Rican dessert try tres leches, which combines regular yellow sponge cake and three types of milk. You may have tried tres leches before as its a part of many different cultures, Puerto Rican being one of them.
Harina de maíz is a traditional Puerto Rican breakfast that’s many children’s favorite. It’s similar to oatmeal, but it’s made with cornmeal, sugar, milk, and vanilla. The flavor is universally loved, even by picky eaters, which is why it’s often offered to kids.
If you don’t know what to eat while exploring the island, try pinchos at one of many street vendor carts. Pinchos are basically shish kebabs made with pork, chicken, or shrimp. They’re perfect for meat lovers!
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]]>The post Visit Tashirojima Island in Japan, Also Known as Cat Island appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you were wondering, there are no dogs on the islands. The visitors aren’t allowed to bring dogs at all. The island cats are nobody’s pets. They are feral and do just fine on their own, but people still feed them regularly.
Everybody’s welcome to take a ferry to the island to see and feed the cats. There are currently only around 100 people living on the island and they’re largely outnumbered by the cats. The cats are used to being fed by people, but it’s not uncommon for a bunch of them to approach someone who came bringing food.
The post Visit Tashirojima Island in Japan, Also Known as Cat Island appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post You Can Rent These Beautiful Private Islands appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Gather your closest friends and head off to this gorgeous secluded island in El Nido in the Philippines. The fares aren’t too pricy either: starting at $117 per person per night for a group of 12. The price includes delicious meals prepared by a private chef on the island.
This is the perfect island getaway for those who like to keep things eco-friendly. The island is 100% solar powered and uses a genius rainwater collection system that provides water for the island. Another bonus: you get to share the island with 12 adorable monkeys!
This tiny private island is home to a gorgeous villa that hosts up to 4 people – making it a great destination for 2 couples who want to adventure together. There are tons of on-site actives including kayaking, snorkeling and fishing.
The post You Can Rent These Beautiful Private Islands appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Have You Ever Heard About The Trakai Castle? Here’s Why You Should! appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The castle is located in Trakai, on a small island in Lake Galve. If you are staying in Lithuania’s capital Vilnius, you can easily visit the castle, as it is located only 30 kilometers from the city, and you can get there with a bus ride that will only cost you around $3.
Trakai Castle dates from the 14th century, and it was one of the most vital strongholds through Lithuania’s history. The magical castle will take your breath away with its scenic setting and magnificent architectural design. The surrounding lake makes the scene even more beautiful, giving you a nice opportunity to take incredible photos that will make your Instagram followers green with envy!
The interior of the castle was turned into a museum, so you can enjoy walking around the castle and learning about the rich history of Lithuania at the same time.
Finally, take a boat ride around the castle. This is a great way to capture the perfect photo of the castle and fully enjoy the nature surrounding it!
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