Canoeing at Diga di Ridracoli was such a peaceful way to experience nature. The reservoir is huge, and paddling through the calm waters surrounded by the mountains felt like an escape from everything. The water was crystal clear, and we even spotted a few fish swimming beneath us. It’s perfect for a slow-paced day outdoors, and the views of the dam were incredible. If you’re into nature and water activities, this spot is a gem.

This spot was a little off the beaten path, but it was totally worth the trip. We got up early to see the wild dolphins that come into the bay and feed them, and it was one of those experiences you don’t forget. The town itself is quiet and peaceful, making it the perfect spot to just relax and unwind. We found a nice little café for breakfast after our dolphin encounter, and it felt like the kind of place where you could easily spend a slow, easy day by the water.

Achimota Golf Club is a classic spot for golf enthusiasts in Accra, with its beautiful 18-hole course surrounded by green landscapes. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just starting out, the club offers everything you need, from practice areas to a cozy clubhouse where you can relax after a game. They also host regular tournaments and events, making it a lively place to meet other golfers and enjoy the sport.

Exploring Mount Etna was like stepping into another world. The landscape is wild and rugged, and seeing an active volcano up close is something we’ll never forget. The tour guide was super knowledgeable and explained the history and geology of the area as we hiked. We were lucky with the weather, so the views from the top were amazing. If you’re in Sicily, an Etna tour is a must—there’s really nothing else like it.

We had the joy of picking our own tulips straight from the field at this beautiful farm, and the best part is that you can take them home with the bulb still attached, so you can replant them after a few days. After the excitement of picking flowers, you can enjoy a snack or appetizer in the relaxing area. It's a wonderful experience that the whole family can enjoy.

This Sunday market is full of fresh produce, cheeses, seafood, and delicious street food. In addition to being a free market, there is also a samba circle every Sunday night. This is a good opportunity to try out the typical Brazilian dance.

A popular coastal walk with stunning beaches, cliffs, and ocean views along Sydney’s eastern suburbs.

We love a good wine tasting, and this one at Farm Lands of the Marquis didn’t disappoint. The tour took us through the vineyard, and the guide explained how they produce their wine from start to finish. The tasting itself was generous, with a variety of reds and whites, and we even got to try some homemade olive oil. It’s a great experience for anyone who enjoys learning about wine-making and tasting some of the best Tuscany has to offer.

Dutão, the Baile Charme held under the Madureira viaduct, is an open-air dance party celebrating "Charme" music, a Brazilian take on soul and R&B. Locals come together every Saturday night to dance to smooth rhythms in a community-focused event that’s been a Madureira staple since the 1990s. It retains its original charm and offers a peaceful atmosphere for those who simply want to enjoy a beer and have some fun. Don’t worry if you don’t know how to dance, people are always eager to teach.

Attending a Baile Funk in Rocinha is an exciting way to experience Rio’s favela culture up close. Choosing a reputable tour operator that supports the community is key, and it’s important to approach the experience with respect. With a local guide, you can safely enjoy these energetic dance parties, where Brazilian funk music fills the air, and locals gather to dance and celebrate.