Posts Tagged ‘Beach’
10 Amazing Places in Rio de Janeiro for a Beach Vacation
Rio de Janeiro is where people come to relax, socialize, and play. Stand up paddleboarding, surfing, bodyboarding, volleyball, futevolei (a hybrid volleyball/football combo), soccer, and swimming are all practiced along Rio’s beautiful coastline and across its many beaches. If you don’t want to get in on the sport scene, you can simply relax, maybe with a rented umbrella or chair, and enjoy snacks from the wandering vendors and drinks from the kiosks.
Read MoreTop 8 Must-Dos for the Real Carioca Experience in Rio de Janeiro
Whether you choose the hustle and bustle of Copacabana, the excellent people watching of Ipanema, or interesting Vermelha, Rio de Janeiro has a beach for everyone!
Read MoreWatch Your Step: A Guide to Walking the Famous Wales Coast Path
While studying abroad a few years ago, I had the opportunity to go with the International Students Club’s coordinator (Tony), his wife, and another international student to Wales for a lively four-day walking adventure. I had been in love with Wales since I was fifteen and found The Welsh Fairy Book in my local library, so of course I jumped on the opportunity!
Read More3 Underrated Destinations in Peru
You finally booked your trip to South America, that one you’ve been craving for such a long time. You’ve researched about many popular destinations like the Salt Flats in Bolivia and the Atacama Desert in Chile – and of course, you can’t wait to see the famous Inca city of Machu Picchu in Peru.
Read MoreMust-Dos on Inishmore, Aran Islands, Ireland
On a rare clear day in early spring, some friends and I left Galway bound for Inishmore, one of the Aran Islands in Ireland. Several tour companies run day trips from the city, and it was very easy to set up. We traveled by bus into the countryside, and then caught a ferry across the Atlantic to the island.
Read More17 Things No One Will Tell You Before You Move to Spain
Choosing to live in Spain can be one of the best decisions a person ever makes. Made up of 17 unique regions each with their own history, culture, and cuisine, there’s never a shortage of new things to do. Here are a few hot tips to make your move go smoothly.
Read MoreKoh Mak, Thailand: One of a Thousand Islands
They say that it’s harder to choose which island to visit than it is for a new one to peek its white sandy beaches above the surf of the crystal clear waters. Lucky for me…
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