Plaka, the beautiful capital of Milos, sits on top of a rock formation overlooking the sea. The traditional Greek stone pathways lead between white cottages and vibrant blue doors, with pink flowers creeping up the walls. It\u2019s easy to get lost in the maze of streets, as they were made this way to confuse pirates!
Its high vantage point makes it an excellent place to see views out across the sea and the rest of Milos. Enjoy slow evenings here, eating food outside, people watching, and enjoying one of the epic Milos sunsets.
This has to be one of the most memorable things to do in Milos! All that\u2019s left of this old Venetian castle is the old walls, and in its place is a beautiful white-domed church that sits high up on the hill above the sea. It\u2019s a short hike to the top, and well worth it for the stunning views. We recommend getting up for sunrise to have this place all to yourself and see the soft dawn colors over the island.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/PxKl8Jq69yzhXf7CaxlPeOYZTU.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: \"Once you visit Kleftiko Beach, you won\\u2019t ever want to leave! Huge white cliffs and rock formations tower out over the gorgeous clear sea. Because of how these rocks have been formed, there are lots of archways and small pools, which are fantastic for snorkeling. Beautiful colored fish can be seen everywhere at Kleftiko Beach in Milos.
\",\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/wMbAEzPVSPV808jYLRLI5AHzM.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"The beach of Firapotamos in Milos Greece\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/C65v18jS4bjJAYU5B2Ye8B8BsQ.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Famous Sarakiniko beach on Milos island in Greece\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: '\"Happy is the man, I thought, who, before dying, has the good fortune to sail the Aegean sea.\"',\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Nikos Kazantzakis\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: 'Greece has great summers and is a popular tourist vacation spot. This means prices are much higher during the months June-September and the beaches will be much busier. The spring and fall months are the perfect time to visit. It\\u2019s shoulder season so it\\u2019s less crowded, cheaper, and the temperatures are cooler so it\\u2019s easier to explore.
Be aware that outside of the summer there are fewer ferries running. This means it can be harder to travel between islands.
',\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Hero\"\n}, {\n id: \"VRTZNXrP1\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"For a small archipelago, Malta has so much to offer.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Whether it\\u2019s driving among dramatic landscapes, taking photos of ancient buildings, or snorkeling on the fringes of paradise beaches, there\\u2019s a surprise around every corner.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"for-a-small-archipelago-malta-has-so-much-to-offer\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"15 July, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Europe\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"Malta\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Valletta\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/5qpeANfS6NFlXsUg18lUSCjnws.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Nora Hutton\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/Qw7kEJTy6NweLvBnRmGgSXAo.jpg\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"For a small archipelago, Malta has so much to offer. Whether it\\u2019s driving among dramatic landscapes, taking photos of ancient buildings, or snorkeling on the fringes of paradise beaches, there\\u2019s a surprise around every corner. Head to the capital of Valletta for the perfect city weekend trip or spend a summer vacation traveling by boat between the islands, seeing spectacular nature and marine life.\",\n GhTR3bRof: `The landscapes of Malta are wild and rugged, so it\u2019s no surprise it\u2019s been used as the setting for famous movies like Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and Troy. It\u2019s also a melting pot of culture (between Italy and Tunisia and a former British Colony). You can see the influences of this in the food and the architecture; you can even find the red English telephone boxes on the streets of Valletta! Here are the best places to visit in Malta.
Valletta is one of the most important historical cities in the world and the first-ever planned city in Europe. The exceptional history means the entire city is a UNESCO world heritage site. Although it\u2019s one of the smallest capital cities in Europe, it still has the wow factor, and it\u2019s great for a weekend city trip.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/UKlHjPo3e6kcI1hrwNlXCyUyLUQ.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: 'Birgu is the oldest of the three cities just across the water from Valletta (also known as Vittoriosa). It was also the capital city at one point before it was moved across to Valletta. One of the best things to do in Malta is to jump on the local boat, cruising around the city\\u2019s edges before arriving in Birgu. The traditional Maltese boats are painted in bright primary colors and look very similar to those in Venice.
Once you\\u2019re in Birgu, enjoy the charming village atmosphere, wander the tiny narrow cobbled streets, find cute wine bars, or enjoy a candlelit dinner on the waterfront.
',\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/PEoWiiofabccJ3flAjdmcKspBFs.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Blossoming spring lower barrakka gardens and monument dedicated to Alexander ball in the old town Valletta\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/XyzTHbskr9DeqhWTpDnCfwfu60w.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Aerial view of the Spinola bay, St. Julians and sliema town on Malta\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"Malta is my home and Malta is my love,\\nAnd I've got the birds at the coast to great you all;\\nBut like the muse of your love,\\nYou will always meet me at the coast as your tourist guide.\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Edward Kofi Louis\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"Malta has great beaches for sunbathing, cooling down, and spending the afternoon. The island\\u2019s beaches are mostly rocks (some with small pools) and a handful of sand beaches. The most popular beaches are Mellieha Bay and Golden Bay.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Hero\"\n}, {\n id: \"zFEwd4EKe\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"Egypt, the land of the world-famous Pyramids & ancient temples.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Discover the mind-blowing wonders of tombs, temples, and gold, and the extraordinary hieroglyphic stories of mummies and pharaohs. \",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"egypt-the-land-of-the-world-famous-pyramids-ancient-temples\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"14 July, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Africa\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"Egypt\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Cairo\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/BLydYFj75rUZPg1nLXjnytPTiDY.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Karishma Bennett\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/8htUl06q2E5KyFicxfUsATOAEwM.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Egypt, the land of mysteries. Explore the world-famous Pyramids, ancient temples, incredible landscapes, white beaches, and the beautiful reefs of the Red Sea. Egypt is an enormous country that can be traveled on every kind of budget. \",\n GhTR3bRof: `Your journey starts in Egypt\u2019s capital: Cairo. It is the gateway to the Pyramids and Sphinx of Giza. Cairo itself is chaotic but in a fascinating way. Visit the mummy room in the museum, the mosque and plan to spend two days with the things to do in Cairo.
Welcome to the world\u2019s largest open-air museum. Luxor is the city where would need at least 4 days to visit all the well-preserved temples and tombs. Good to know: If you travel in Egypt is it required to buy a photography pass in order to take photos at most sites.
The city has a relaxed vibe, very different from Cairo. You will find yourself in some \u2018jaw-dropping\u2019 moments, for example when wandering around in Valley of the Kings. This is where the tomb of Tutankhamun is located.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/E8uzJ9CUzp6nfFPcLO7p1nuDlNU.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: `Aswan is another great stop on the Egypt Travel Guide. Like Luxor, Aswan is located on the Nile. Therefore, sailing the Nile with a felucca from Aswan to Luxor is a popular way to travel Egypt. While in Aswan, visit the Kom Ombo and Philae Temple and plan a trip to the temple of Edfu, one of the best-preserved ancient monuments in Egypt.
Rise and shine early and prepare for a 3-hour trip down south Egypt to visit Abu Simbel. The temple complex near the border with Sudan is completely carved out of the side of a rock. Between 1964 and 1968 the entire temple has been moved to higher ground because it was threatened to be flooded. An unbelievable story when you are standing in front of the massive temple.
`,\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/YN84GuxE6j9ZrKbwBMi543RV10I.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Old historical Abu Simbel temple of Ramesses II in Egypt\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/VLO1owsa1sC4KVUeN4o7dtPXqRQ.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Sunset over the pyramids of Giza, Egypt.\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: '\"Egypt has more wonders in it than any other country in the world and provides more works that defy description than any otherplace.\"',\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Herodotus\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"Egypt is a modern country where they wear modern clothes. As a woman, you don\\u2019t need need to cover your hair or ankles outside religious sites. It\\u2019s best to wear breathable fabrics such as cotton, linen, and silk. During the winter time, take a sweater and long jeans as the temperatures in the evening will drop.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Hero\"\n}, {\n id: \"FYZuf9fL2\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"Santorini is the most spectacular island in Greece\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Santorini is the most spectacular island in Greece and one of the geologic treasures of Europe. The five villages of Fira, Oia, Imerovigli, Firostefani, and Akrotiri sit atop the caldera and offer spectacular views into the crater created from a 16th-century BC volcanic eruption.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"santorini-is-the-most-spectacular-island-in-greece\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"14 July, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Europe\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"Greece\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Santorini\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/kJr8ov3l0lXUVtdQDUscOtStmmI.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Mathilde Hickman\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/1CMvNIry4m0j53KPzrsWRba8KQ.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Santorini is the most spectacular island in Greece and one of the geologic treasures of Europe. The five villages of Fira, Oia, Imerovigli, Firostefani, and Akrotiri sit atop the caldera and offer spectacular views into the crater created from a 16th-century BC volcanic eruption. What remains is an incredible sight and a magical setting for island hikes, infinity pools, luxury hotels, clifftop wineries, and dreamy sunset dinners. With a land area of 76 square kilometers, Santorini is a little bigger than New York\\u2019s island of Manhattan.\",\n GhTR3bRof: `Santorini is a relatively small island, and driving from North to South by car takes roughly 45-minutes. The island is part of the Cycladic Islands that are located between Athens and Crete. Despite its size, there are still many things to do in Santorini. Below are our top recommendations.
Wander the streets of Oia
Oia is without a doubt the most beautiful town in Santorini. One of the best things to do is stroll up and down the many white steps, through the narrow streets, discovering cozy taverns. Get ready to grab your camera, as around every corner is a new surprise. The bright white houses and blue domes are truly iconic to Greece, and Oia certainly won\u2019t leave visitors feeling disappointed.
Discover Fira in Santorini
Fira (Thira) is the capital of Santorini and also one of the island\u2019s most visited spots. There are loads of great restaurants and a shopping area. However, the real eye-catcher is the narrow back streets and hidden chapels to explore\u2014for example, the Saint Minas Holy Orthodox Church and the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/D8GfujA1v2HDhucyC0zid6pWo8.jpg\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: 'After passing the cable car point, you will enter Firostefani \\u2013 a smaller, much more laid-back town directly attached to Fira. Walk to this viewpoint overlooking the church, with the three bells. This town is good to base yourself in, as it is the center of the island. This means you\\u2019ll have all the things to do in Santorini within a 30-minute drive.
Santorini has an incredibly scenic hiking trail along the cliffs, 10.5 kilometers long (6.5 miles). The trail runs from Fira to Oia, with many height differences and climbs, and can take anywhere from 3 to 5 hours to complete. The path is meant for pedestrians only, which means it\\u2019s beautifully peaceful.
',\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/mEfqyvktSJRORFFcWa8dyTwTw.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Amoudi port of Oia, Santorini island, Greece\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/Uhxq706wZrhm8itc0EjzWLdrOm8.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Oia village, Santotini island, Greece\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: '\"According to some theories, the legendary Atlantis said to have sunk beneath the sea in a great cataclysm, is in actuality the Greek Island of Santorini.\"',\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Laura Brooks\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"May to June, or September to October, is the best time to visit Santorini. The weather is usually around 20-25 degrees, with a cool breeze flowing over the island. At this time, prices haven\\u2019t reached their highest point, and there are far fewer tourists on the island.
Please note: If you\\u2019re visiting between November and April, many restaurants and hotels will still be closed. However, this could be a great opportunity for you to see a quiet Santorini.
How was Rome founded? How did it become an Empire? What was the role of the Catholic Church throughout Rome\u2019s history? Learn about the fascinating past of this striking city before you travel to Rome.
The exact origins of the city of Rome are still somewhat of a mystery. There are several theories all based on the writings of ancient authors and the archaeological discoveries.
For this reason, the founding of Rome is based mainly on legend and myth, instead of solid facts and figures. The existence of a Roman Kingdom was even questioned during practically two centuries by expert historians.
During the nineteenth and twentieth century, they dismissed the idea of the early kings of Rome (Romulus, Numa Pompilius, Tullus Hostilius) as well as the date of the founding of what would later become the capital of Italy, in 753 BC. This part of history was merely considered a legend and not taken seriously.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/JfD5CCFq2I8OmjycuJch2zLKEY0.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: 'The State of Vatican City, in the center of Rome, is the smallest state in Europe, both in population and expanse.
Vatican City (Citt\\xe0 del Vaticano in Italian) is an independent city state located in the heart of Rome, ruled by the Pope (Bishop of Rome). It is the centre of authority over the Roman Catholic Church.
The Vatican is the smallest state in Europe. It has a total area of 0,44 km\\xb2 and inside its wall live approximately 1000 people.
In this small state lives the Pope, in the Apostolic palace surrounded by beautiful gardens. The palace is open to the public, but visitors have to book in advance.
',\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/GE1a4V7uciPZe0eNiOIQEZtfgE.webp\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Vatican City\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/Z97TB7Aaqb1FbgFwT7CQTJZTJM.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"St Peter's Basilica\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"\\u201CRome \\u2013 the city of visible history, where the past of a whole hemisphere seemoving in funeral procession with strange ancestral images and trophies gathered from afar.\\u201D\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- George Eliot\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"Although it is said that all roads lead to Rome, unless you\\u2019re on a Mediterranean cruise or touring Europe by car, the easiest way of getting to Rome is either by plane or train.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Body Posts, New Places\"\n}, {\n id: \"ed7nFzKQh\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"Edinburgh generally is the first stop on a trip to Scotland.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Edinburgh is one of my favorite cities in the world. I love the cobblestone streets of the historic Royal Mile, the free museums, the lively locals always ready to share a beer, and the insane amount of world-class whisky to be found.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"edinburgh-generally-is-the-first-stop-on-a-trip-to-scotland\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"12 July, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Europe\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"Scotland\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Edinburgh\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/NENqHoaE6neOHHmnUvvfuarSDhM.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Karoline Soares\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/fey7DVDYe2nKAxzYQidnApUpFqY.jpg\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Edinburgh is one of my favorite cities in the world. I love the cobblestone streets of the historic Royal Mile, the free museums, the lively locals always ready to share a beer, and the insane amount of world-class whisky to be found (and tasted). I\\u2019ve been here a bunch of times and it\\u2019s always a blast. \",\n GhTR3bRof: `During the Middle Ages, a small fort called Dun Eiden was built by the Gododdins probably on the Castle Rock, although the exact location is unknown. In the seventh century, the Angles (the tribe which gave its name to England) attacked the Gododdins and invaded the fort. The Angles took the name \u201CEiden\u201D and joined it to \u201CBurh\u201D, an old English word meaning fort, thus creating the name of Edinburgh. The fort and the region were not re-captured by the Scots until 1018.
It is uncertain when the royal castle was built on the Castle Rock, but it is believed that it was constructed little before or during the twelfth century, probably during the reign of David I. A settlement began to grow on the east side of the Rock at this time and Edinburgh and Canongate, considered royal burghs, were allowed to conduct foreign trade.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/W8a5zqaIiTsoO5F9jUmxPWQtxxo.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: 'Royal Mile
The Royal Mile is Edinburgh\\u2019s most famous street. It connects Edinburgh Castle (to the west) with the Palace of Holyroodhouse (to the east).
Castlehill and Castle Esplanade
Castlehill and Castle Esplanade are located closest to Edinburgh Castle and are the oldest part of the Royal Mile, being where the city was originally founded.
The main entrance of the Castle is found in the Castle Esplanade, a large open space which was used to burn the witches at the stake, and where currently the Edinburgh Military Tattoo takes place every summer.
',\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/WsUL6K0jyrptbkdgL95fYfmckzo.jpg\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Street view of the historic Royal Mile Edinburgh\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/XBkCqiKALEzlnjsQhYOZQAuZZkU.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"National Museum of Scotland\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"\\u2018It doesn\\u2019t matter if it\\u2019s soggy or it\\u2019s sunny, there are so many lovely roads and awesome rugged countryside in Scotland \\u2013 that\\u2019s what makes it.\\u2019\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Edd China\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"All current rights to circulation are valid throughout 2020. European citizens only need a passport or official I.D. to travel to Edinburgh throughout 2020, the transition period, and no visa will be required until at least 2021.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Body Posts, New Places\"\n}, {\n id: \"TkcxkqIRa\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"The view over the old town and the shimmering Adriatic is sublime.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Regardless of whether you are visiting Dubrovnik for the first time or the hundredth, the sense of awe never fails to descend when you set eyes on the beauty of the old town.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"regardless-of-whether-you-are-visiting-dubrovnik-for-the-first-time-or-the-hundredth-the-sense-of-awe-never-fails-to-descend-when-you-set-eyes-on-the-beauty-of-the-old-town\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"12 July, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Europe\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"Croatia\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Dubrovnik\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/JVQdEqecxgpdqrCYOxuSTedC74.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Coral Jaramillo\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/PyeNAO1BjOSvOptColDH7wofXSw.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Regardless of whether you are visiting Dubrovnik for the first time or the hundredth, the sense of awe never fails to descend when you set eyes on the beauty of the old town. Indeed it\\u2019s hard to imagine anyone becoming jaded by the city\\u2019s limestone streets, baroque buildings and the endless shimmer of the Adriatic, or failing to be inspired by a walk along the ancient city walls that protected the capital of a sophisticated republic for centuries.\",\n GhTR3bRof: `The first set of walls to enclose the city was built in the 9th century. In the middle of the 14th century the 1.5m-thick defences were fortified with 15 square forts. The threat of attacks from the Turks in the 15th century prompted the city to strengthen the existing forts and add new ones, so that the entire old town was contained within a stone barrier 2km long and up to 25m high. The walls are thicker on the land side \u2013 up to 6m \u2013 and range from 1.5m to 3m on the sea side.
The most impressive of the three is the Pile Gate, built in 1537, which remains the main entrance to the town. Note the stone Statue of St Blaise, holding the city in his hands, set in a niche over the Renaissance portal. This 4th-century Armenian martyr is Dubrovnik's patron saint, and similar images are positioned in various parts of the wall and above all the major entrances. After passing through the outer gate you'll enter a large court with a ramp and stairs heading down to the inner gate, dating from 1460 and topped by a statue of St Blaise by leading Croatian sculptor Ivan Me\u0161trovi\u0107 (1883\u20131962).
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/AjzUnd0rtdlQX6z35rL9H7oP94.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: \"There are ticketed entrances to the city walls near the Pile Gate, the Plo\\u010De Gate and the Maritime Museum. To reduce congestion, you're required to walk the walls in an anticlockwise direction. At busy times it can resemble a sweaty, slow-moving conga line. Don't let that put you off: the views over the old town and the Adriatic are worth any frustration resulting from a busy period.
One of the most charming aspects of the walk (although perhaps not for Dubrovnik's long-suffering residents) is the glimpses it gives into hidden gardens and courtyards in the residential fringes of the town.
Starting from the Plo\\u010De Gate entrance, you'll quickly reach St Luke's Tower (1467), facing the Old Harbour and Fort Revelin. The northern, landward section of wall is the highest, reaching a peak at rounded Fort Min\\u010Deta at the city's northwestern corner. This massive structure was completed in 1464 to designs by Juraj Dalmatinac, who is most famous as the creator of \\u0160ibenik's extraordinary cathedral. The battlements at the top provide remarkable views over the old town's rooftops. You can get a good handle on the extent of the shelling damage in the 1990s: those rooftops sporting bright new terracotta suffered damage and had to be replaced.
\",\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/A4NLMIUgs17n6gturwKy0DAIWPQ.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"View of the city wall of Dubrovnik, Croatia\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/AjzUnd0rtdlQX6z35rL9H7oP94.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Dubrovnik fortress and boats in the port at the Adriatic sea, Croatia\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"The most amazing set where I\\u2019ve shot \\u2018Game of Thrones\\u2019 is definitely Croatia, in Dubrovnik. It\\u2019s such a stunning country with lots of good watersports there as well. Just a beautiful, beautiful place. \",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Natalie Dormer\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"Uncover the heart of travel and be inspired to see new sights with one of Lonely Planet\\u2019s in-depth, award-winning guidebooks.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Body Posts, New Places\"\n}, {\n id: \"BdpwNuw3p\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"Welcome to Dubai where anything is possible.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"One of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates, the city is home to more than 200 nationalities and offers an unforgettable experience to all visitors.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"welcome-to-dubai-where-anything-is-possible\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"12 July, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Middle East\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"U. A. E\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Dubai\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/IK5QBgHRBrutfJzSSzA3Z90Rek.jpg\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Isma Mccoy\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/c1D2ScqOLcn0ZJDaTMR9g0fKqs.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Once a small fishing village in the Arabian Gulf, Dubai is today one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. One of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates, the city is home to more than 200 nationalities and offers an unforgettable experience to all visitors. Whether it is by the banks of the Creek, or at the top of the Burj Khalifa, the world\\u2019s tallest building, Dubai lives and breathes a sense of possibility and innovation. And with an unparalleled coastline, beautiful desert and magnificent cityscapes, memories are just waiting to be made here. \",\n GhTR3bRof: `With around 200 nationalities represented in Dubai, how people dress is incredibly varied \u2013 yet the traditional attire of the UAE is bold and distinctive. You can see it all across the city.
Emirati national dress is a symbol of pride and identity that has been designed with the dual intent of providing comfort and adhering to religious beliefs. In Dubai, men wear an ankle-length, loose-fitting garment made of white cotton, known as a kandora or dishdasha. A ghutrah covers the head and is held in place by the agal, a type of black cord. This garment was originally used to protect the face from the harsh desert environment.
Traditionally, women in Dubai wear an abaya \u2013 a long, black flowing light coat over their clothing. This is worn over their Western clothes or a traditional long-sleeved full-length dress known as a jalabeya. A black scarf called a shayla is often draped over the head.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/HJIpQg2kaFPPsTNYvWFW7U2N2cA.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: 'Whether you want to treat the family to non-stop thrills at theme parks and waterparks, admire incomparable views from sky-high venues, spend a day of fun in the desert or simply find the best Dubai attractions in the sunshine, there\\u2019s always something spectacular to discover in our city. Be inspired and start planning your perfect Dubai holiday today.
There\\u2019s nothing we love more than food and, with hundreds of nationalities living in Dubai, we\\u2019ve got every craving covered. Whether you\\u2019re looking for family-friendly cafes, celebrity restaurants, wildly inventive menus, traditional Emirati cuisine or Instagram-worthy dining hotspots, you\\u2019ll find it here. Go ahead and discover the best places to eat in our city.
',\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/bcYQws4pfY97Ir3EfSQ2gbpaw.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Burj al arab hotel from the jumeirah beach\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/534pSri3mk9DhaiVp9lbJn7989c.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Panorama of a hot day in the metropolis dubai\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"\\u201CGoing through different places, I stopped through Dubai and stayed there overnight. There I had an ultra-culture shock.\\u201D\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Tequan Richmond\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"Vaccinated travellers to the UAE are not required to present a negative result of RT-PCR test for COVID-19 at the airport of departure. However, those who are not vaccinated must either present a valid, negative result of an RT-PCR test conducted within 48 hours before arrival or a recovery certificate (containing a QR code) from COVID-19 issued within 30 days before departure, if they were infected with the virus.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Featured\"\n}, {\n id: \"Y3kxhbMxZ\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"A cosmopolitan city with a wealth of historical sites\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Cape Town is South Africa's crown jewel and the most European city you'll find on the continent. \",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"cape-town-is-south-africa-s-crown-jewel-and-the-most-european-city-you-ll-find-on-the-continent\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"11 July, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Africa\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"South Africa\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Cape Town\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/xMzWNCeHuQS7kYDftovxhtENLyc.jpg\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Jayde Chambers\",\n mltICGznf: \"6 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/G4EHvzBzhyGKDKrDZSUvoY9U.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Cape Town is South Africa's crown jewel and the most European city you'll find on the continent. Founded by the Dutch East India Company in 1652, it was South Africa's first attempt at a modern metropolis, earning it the nickname \\\"The Mother City.\\\" Because of its strategic location at the southwestern tip of Africa, for centuries it played an important role in global trade. Today it's one of South Africa's three capital cities.\",\n GhTR3bRof: `Sporty, stylish, stunning, sociable\u2026 If Cape Town was a person, it would be that Hollywood starlet we all secretly envy. The Mother City is unlike any other destination in Africa: Separated from the rest of the continent by a ring of mountains, Cape Town stands as a glittering, metropolis juxtaposed with one of the world's most breathtaking natural landscapes. But good looks aren't the only thing Cape Town has going for it. You'll fall in love with this city's khaki-colored beaches, rolling vineyards, sizzling cuisine, thriving nightlife, and, of course, the spectacular Table Mountain. It may have taken an international soccer tournament to catch the world's attention, but since Cape Town took the global stage, no amount of buzzing vuvuzelas can drown out its magnificence.
Cape Town is by far the most cosmopolitan city in South Africa, as it hosts a hodgepodge of cultures that contributes to the city's eclectic music, food, and festival scenes. But to better appreciate Cape Town as it is now, it's important to understand what the city has experienced. Decades of racial and economic oppression invoked by apartheid has left a festering wound. Although many tourists only experience Cape Town's gorgeous beaches and vibrant restaurant scene, those who visit Nelson Mandela's jail cell on Robben Island or peruse the exhibits in The District Six Museum will see that there's a somber undertone to this otherwise vibrant city.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/uxZpLTaFR9Tjsmd2NxMhWjSFpc.webp\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: \"Trains: Cape Town's trains exist as the Metrorail, but they're not particularly reliable. If you ask locals, they can also be unsafe. It's not recommended to ride them alone, especially at night. If you do want to take one, the most popular line is the South line running to Simon's Town. Tickets can be purchased at stations or from Metrorail officials with portable ticket machines.
Buses: While there are several local buses and minibuses, basically vans shuttling commuters, the best buses for visitors are the MyCiTi buses. They connect with the airport and serve scheduled stops in high traffic tourist areas. Fares are loaded onto myconnect cards which can be purchased at station kiosks and select retailers and ATMs. Another option is the City Sightseeing Bus. These Hop-On-Hop-Off buses also make scheduled stops at popular tourist destinations and include commentary in 15 languages. The Red Line covers the northern part of Cape Town, and the Blue Line goes all the way to Hout Bay in the south. Tickets can be purchased online.
Taxis/Rideshare: Ubers are everywhere in Cape Town. They're reliable, safe and extremely affordable. A 45-minute Uber from downtown Cape Town to a Muizenberg can cost as little as $12. They also service the airport. If you don't have Uber and want to use a traditional taxi, try to use a call ahead car service that is verified.
\",\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/eghYbWL6h8vwQQa5SHyi2GkjI.jpg\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Return ticket (anytime of the day)\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/wiArJjsf6QlMevPEbyVoCixe28g.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Sunset Bus Tour to Signal Hill (Summer season only)\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"South Africa gives me a perspective of what\\u2019s real and what\\u2019s not real. So I go back to South Africa to both lose myself and gain awareness of myself. Every time I go back, it doesn\\u2019t take long for me to get caught into a very different thing. A very different sense of myself.\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Dave Matthews\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"Cape Town is worth visiting year-round. That said, it looks different each season. Late December through March is South Africa's summer. It's when Cape Town is alive with tourists escaping their own winters back home and locals enjoying the gorgeous weather. It's sunny, dry, and warm enough to warrant a dip in the ocean.
The city's social calendar is packed with events, and while prices might be higher during this peak season, at least everything is open. If you're looking for lower prices and fewer people, visit during the winter, late June through late September. Pack a raincoat because winter means wet. If your goal is to see whales, check out the Hermanus Whale Festival usually held in late September.
However, July and August are also considered great months for whale watching. Finally, the shoulder seasons can be just as unforgettable. Spring, September through early December, is when the wildflowers are in full bloom. Autumn, late March through early June, is thought to be the best time to go cage diving with great white sharks.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Featured\"\n}, {\n id: \"hkxt6DZpX\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"World-class museums, historical landmarks, and skyscrapers.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"As the most populous city in the U.S. \\u2013 set at the forefront of food, fashion and the arts \\u2013 NYC requires stamina.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"as-the-most-populous-city-in-the-u-s-set-at-the-forefront-of-food-fashion-and-the-arts-nyc-requires-stamina\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"5 July 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"North America\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"USA\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"New York\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/31T0YVI9YCRcgLsCPECsjb4aH8k.jpg\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Sabrina Woodley\",\n mltICGznf: \"8 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/4sG3anCWvFGuQfq9SDeqi2JTH8.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"The Big Apple was once synonymous with Manhattan. Not anymore. The other four boroughs now command their own identities and distinct appeal, with each offering a rich mix of history, gastronomy, liquidity (bars) and everything in between. You'll find navigating this cultural and energising smorgasbord a whole lot easier with our NYC travel guide.\",\n GhTR3bRof: `Best place to stay in Manhattan? Central Park is perfect for a gentle introduction to the city. Surrounding this oasis in the middle of Manhattan, you\u2019ll find plenty of chic hotels, modern apartments and slick rooms.
If you dream of waking up, enjoying a leisurely breakfast and then shopping at the high-end boutiques on 5th Avenue, opt for a luxury or boutique hotel nearby.Fancy stumbling onto a movie set or spotting a celebrity? You\u2019ll need a loft apartment in the Meatpacking District, Upper West side or eclectic Soho.
For a more relaxed and cheaper stay in NYC head over to Brooklyn - the western tip of Long Island, with its distinctive urban architecture, leafy streets and beautiful brownstone row houses. And when you book your New York stay with Qantas Hotels, you\u2019ll be sure to find the ideal accommodation with options for every budget and taste.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/xgeEQgQqYE4vfCnrcEs2koQnk.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: \"Begin by ticking off the iconic landmarks and art museums by working your way from Central Park, towards the top of the Rockefeller Centre or the Empire State Building for spectacular view of the Manhattan skyline. Then jump on the free Staten Island Ferry to capture that Instagram post with the historic Stature of Liberty.
If music and arts are your thing, don't miss seeing a musical on Broadway, like the smash-hit Wicked. Want to live like a local New Yorker? Head to the Brooklyn Flea Markets, browse vintage clothing in Williamsburg and then grab lunch from a food truck. With endless things to do for families and travellers of all ages, New York is an irresistible destination.
\",\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/LflLZWLNXPIpiakzyG2p7SDhoos.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Statue of Liberty\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/jslEt1qdRGZo1LKflGainAzs.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Edge Observation Deck\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"\\u201CWhoever is born in New York is ill-equipped to deal with any other city: all other cities seem, at best, a mistake, and, at worst, a fraud. No other city is so spitefully incoherent.\\u201D\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- James Baldwin\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: \"The best time to visit New York is anytime. Each season in Gotham offers visitors plenty of reasons to visit. Early fall offers crisp breezes, bright sun and comfortable temperatures while late fall and winter make merry with the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and holiday decorations. Deep winter \\u2013 January and February \\u2013 is cold, but that also means cheaper hotel rates. Spring is glorious and New Yorkers celebrate the thaw by taking to the streets, shopping at outdoor markets, frolicking in Central Park and dining outside. Summer is hot, but hey, so are lots of places, and at least this is New York.
\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Featured\"\n}, {\n id: \"d4aL9loCI\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"Widely regarded as the cultural capital of the world.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"From the bustling streets of Paris with its sprawling streets and stunning views from the Eiffel tower to luxury retreats on the Cote d\\u2019Azur or the French Alps, there is so much to see and explore.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"widely-regarded-as-the-cultural-capital-of-the-world\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"6 July 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Europe\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"France\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Paris\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/HYzvrnAUJVqQxjE5HXPz13NQqDU.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Tamsin Krause\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/6ZdoR25V4XoIxI0KFK91cLoeC0I.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Widely regarded as the cultural capital of the world, France boasts a fantastic array of food, scenery, and history to fill a trip across the largest country in Western Europe. From the bustling streets of Paris with its sprawling streets and stunning views from the Eiffel tower to luxury retreats on the Cote d\\u2019Azur or the French Alps, there is so much to see and explore. Feel the romance whilst treating your taste buds to a foray of French cheese and wine and relish the culture and history on offer in the fantastic selection of the museums including the Louvre. Bon Voyage!\",\n GhTR3bRof: `A global center for art, fashion, gastronomy, and culture, you can\u2019t come to France without visiting its impressive capital, Paris. More than living up to its reputation as a major European city, Paris is packed full of iconic landmarks, charismatic architecture, and designer boutiques, not to mention a vibrant cafe culture and fine dining that will make you fall in love with Paris.
A simply amazing city to get lost in, you can wander the streets, absorbing the energy and eat your way through Paris until your heart\u2019s content. If you\u2019re looking for something a little bit more on the alternative side, check out our post on unusual things to do in Paris.
As one of Europe\u2019s most unforgettable sights, take some time to visit the mesmerizing Mont St-Michel while in France. Set atop an island commune in Normandy, the whole experience of this visit is majestic.
From the walk towards the impressive mount to ascending the cobbled streets to the highest point on the island, there are no words to describe how incredible and awe-inspiring this experience actually is without experiencing it for yourself. You can reach this iconic destination on a day trip from Paris.
Whilst in Normandy, don\u2019t forget to also pay a visit to the D-Day Beaches. There are many bunkers and fortifications as well as memorials and museums where you can learn about France\u2019s history in WWII.
`,\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/jFZ1Bd5hlpX0uPbGbBocy56js.jpg\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Go Skiing in the French Alps\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/lK1Q2wFEHyLaZv5ohUZQkmtjrWs.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Drink wine in Bordeaux\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"\\u201CEverything ends this way in France \\u2013 everything. Weddings, christenings, duels, burials, swindlings, diplomatic affairs \\u2013 everything is a pretext for a good dinner.\\u201D\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Jean Anouilh\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: 'Accommodation in France is expensive so the cheapest options would be dorm rooms in hostels while in the cities and camping in rural areas. Private rooms in hostels and hotels can range greatly, so it may be worth taking a look at Airbnb for better value options, especially in Paris.
If budget is not a problem for you, the countryside is full of large houses and villas, so treat yourself to a stay that you\\u2019ll never forget. If you\\u2019re traveling during peak season or holidays, it is best to book your accommodations in advance.
',\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Featured\"\n}, {\n id: \"FjvxRSBbO\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"Australia\\u2019s most beautiful city\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Watch whales migrate along the coast. See a show at the Sydney Opera House. Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge with BridgeClimb Sydney. Swim in the turquoise waters of Bondi Beach. Learn about Aboriginal culture on tours of Sydney Harbour.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"australias-most-beautiful-city\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"5 July 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Oceania\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"Australia\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Sydney\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/tggXgSmyVjlIxk6wYPeNqY5KryU.jpg\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Isadora Osborn\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/hN7XbvhHgoIZ8Jch2AGXdpuZwh0.jpg\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Sydney is Australia\\u2019s largest and most famous city. Think of the World Heritage-listed Sydney Opera House and its ingenious shape, like billowing white sails, and the impressive steel arch of the Harbour Bridge. The blue waters of the harbour and the white sands and curling waves of Bondi Beach will also come to mind.\",\n GhTR3bRof: `These beautiful images inspire people from all over the world to visit Sydney. Once here, they discover so much more to see and do. This beautiful cosmopolitan city celebrates its cultural diversity and heritage, and passion for arts and sports.
With an abundance of fresh produce, great seafood and multicultural influences, Sydney\u2019s restaurants and caf\\xe9s cater for a range of tastes and budgets. You\u2019ll find plenty of accommodation choices, too.
Sydney is home to must-visit icons like the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, but this Harbour City is constantly evolving. New rooftop bars, theatre shows and designer shops pop up at every turn, and the urban excitement is perfectly balanced by afternoons spent lying on the sand. Plus, with diverse destinations at its doorstep, Sydney is the perfect base for day trips and weekends away.
\",\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/ZqTLXl95Wy2PRoFJ89D86e1qCFM.jpg\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Paddington Reservoir Gardens\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/AnVUZsYfXq1OC3UVhsXVvsKew.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"Sydney\\u2019s best laneway bars\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"\\u201CThere\\u2019s an ease that I have living in Australia. The best things about Sydney are free: the sunshine\\u2019s free, and the harbour\\u2019s free, and the beach is free.\\u201D\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Russell Crowe\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: 'Colourful cultural events, a thriving restaurant and small bar scene and fine wine make Adelaide your next must-visit destination.
The bustling city of Adelaide is brimming with events that excite, restaurants that inspire and beaches that make you feel at ease. What\\u2019s more, Adelaide sits right at the foot of three incredible wine regions that produce both world-renowned and under-the-radar wines. So when you visit, make sure you leave enough time to experience the city and explore its stunning surrounds.
',\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Top Destinations\"\n}, {\n id: \"Jp32Xc7V0\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"French Polynesia is still about as dreamy as reality gets.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Sculpted by sky-piercing, moss-green peaks and lined with vivid turquoise lagoons, sultry French Polynesia is a place to take it slow and experience warm, laid-back island culture.\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"french-polynesia-is-still-about-as-dreamy-as-reality-gets\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"4 July 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Pacific Ocean\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"French Polynesia\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Bora Bora\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/gycRXfh1EhrCtqYmBIazVLo5lY.jpg\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Thalia Martins\",\n mltICGznf: \"5 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/E9qi2I0Rh7wZfOO1p2EwlkGCKiI.jpg?scale-down-to=4096\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"The islands of French Polynesia became legends the minute the first European explorers reached their home shores with tales of a heaven on earth where the soil was fertile, life was simple and lust was guilt-free. While the lingering hype is outdated, French Polynesia is still about as dreamy as reality gets. \",\n GhTR3bRof: `As you advance towards the first platform, you\u2019ll first notice the reclining Tiki Maki Taua Pepe, representing a woman lying on her stomach, her head stretched out and arms pointing to the sky. Experts believe she represents a woman giving birth. The petroglyphs on the pedestal represent dogs but their meaning is unknown.
Known to ethnologists and archaeologists in the 1800s, the Iipona site was extensively restored in 1991 by French archaeologists Pierre and Marie-No\\xeblle Garanger-Ottino.
To reach the site from Puamau, follow the track directly back from the seafront, next to the football ground, and continue for about 1.5km. You will need to pay 300 CFP to the person who maintains and guards the site.
`,\n cSi1zBT_A: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/oey1jvFyZpj1ZE5R14lDJx8CAmY.jpg\").href,\n gSv90TPSW: \"French Polynesia has lots of incredible experiences to offer visitors, but by far one of the best is getting the chance to swim with humpback whales in Mo\\u2019orea. From the months of July to November, humpback whales visit the waters around this island and can be seen on a regular basis, sometimes even inside the lagoon.
\",\n PxtXRt1YF: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/NIh5WRnid73WeCRDrLYDBgBbQ.webp\").href,\n Txqs8AOpp: \"Bora Bora\",\n ISmC564H6: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/pzFSxeZneRuIuYmexdiWvyJ7K8.jpg\").href,\n k2h8ZRFrK: \"With kids\",\n oPB1QpEjQ: \"\\u201CBora Bora is peaceful and quiet, but fun, so full of cool activities and more; spiritual to the core, and you leave with fully recharged batteries.\\u201D\",\n jHqGiw3bT: \"- Gilles Marini\",\n Ho8h0GDX9: `French Polynesia is world famous as a stunning South Pacific paradise. Warm temperatures year-round, crystal clear waters, and supremely friendly hosts draw visitors from around the globe.
But the glamorous hotels of Tahiti and Bora Bora might not be for everyone. For environmentally-minded tourists keen to travel sustainably and see the authentic French Polynesia \u2013 and perhaps keen to support some worthy projects in the process \u2013 the heavenly island of Anaa should be top of your list.
The Maldives has one of the most delicate environments anywhere on the planet. Coral reefs are the foundation of the islands. They offer protection to the tiny islands as its natural defense system, and the country\u2019s economy depends heavily on the health of its reefs and ecosystems.
Several conservation efforts are underway to protect the valuable marine environment of Maldives. While several marine species and birds are protected by law, protected areas have been designated to ensure the conservation of specific ecosystems and the rich biodiversity of the country. This includes designated nature reserves in islands of various atolls to protect wetlands and mangroves and the protection of marine areas and the designation of biosphere reserves that covers coral reefs, islands, sea grass beds and mangroves.
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Visitors to Maldives are advised to carry back their own non-biodegradable waste and to take care not to stand on, touch or remove coral structures while snorkeling or diving.
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Built on a mountainside, Chefchaouen is a city with a special vibes. It unique charm gives an impression of unreality. With its blue-rinsed houses, the whole city seems to be bathed in azure. You walk around as if you were in a dream.
More than just an ornament, the beautiful Chefchaouen brims with attractions. Its heritage is rich. The inescapable Medina with its famous narrow winding alleys, is an opportunity to mingle with the local population, and to smell and taste delights: from freshly baked bread, to skillfully prepared tagines. There is also the Kasbah which stands in the middle of the old quarter: its lush gardens, located in the center of the city, are a haven of freshness. Its museum which is home to a collection of old weapons, some photos of the city, and textiles, is a must-see.
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City of deep-rooted and long-standing history, Taroudant has a lot of stories to tell. Here, the dynamic of modern life blend seamlessly with the traditional heritage. Venture into the middle of its active souks alleys, negotiate with the merchants on the stalls, and discover all the richness of local craftsmanship. Leather is particularly famous, as well as terracotta trinkets and Amazigh jewellery.
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With 25 airports scattered all across Morocco, there are several airports in Morocco that are able to serve your needs, while providing you with banking services, foreign exchange agencies, shopping malls fitted out according to the new concept of \"walkthrough\", catering and relaxation areas.
Whatever means of transport you have chosen, there will always be a plane or a boat, to take you very quickly as close as possible to your Moroccan destination.
The early, modern history of Indonesia begins in the period from 2500BC to 1500BC with a wave of light brown-skinned Austronesian immigrants, thought to have originated in Taiwan. This Neolithic group of people, skilled in open-ocean maritime travel and agriculture are believed to have quickly supplanted the existing, less-developed population.
From this point onward, dozens of kingdoms and civilizations flourished and faded in different parts of the archipelago. Some notable kingdoms include Srivijaya (7th-14th century) on Sumatra and Majapahit (1293-c.1500), based in eastern Java but the first to unite the main islands of Sumatra, Java, Bali and Borneo (now Kalimantan) as well as parts of Peninsular Malaysia.
The first Europeans to arrive (after Marco Polo who passed through in the late 1200s) were the Portuguese, who were given permission to erect a godown near present-day Jakarta in 1522. By the end of the century, however, the Dutch had pretty much taken over and the razing of a competing English fort in 1619 secured their hold on Java, leading to 350 years of colonization. The British occupied Java from 1811 to 1816, and as a result Indonesians still drive on the left.In 1824, the Dutch and the British signed the Anglo-Dutch Treaty which divided the Malay world into Dutch and British spheres of influence, with the Dutch ceding Malacca to the British, and the British ceding all their colonies on Sumatra to the Dutch. The line of division roughly corresponds to what is now the border between Malaysia and Indonesia, with a small segment becoming the border between Singapore and Indonesia.
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The most significant season of the year is the Muslim fasting month of Ramadhan. During its 30 days, devout Muslims refrain from passing anything through their lips (food, drink, smoke) between sunrise and sunset. People get up early to stuff themselves before sunrise (sahur), go to work late, and take off early to get back home in time to break fast (buka puasa) at sunset. Non-Muslims, as well as Muslims travelling (musafir), are exempt from fasting but it is polite to refrain from eating or drinking in public. Many restaurants close during the day and those that stay open (e.g., hotel restaurants) maintain a low profile, with curtains covering the windows. During Ramadan, all forms of nightlife including bars, nightclubs, karaoke and massage parlours close by midnight, and (especially in more devout areas) quite a few opt to stay closed entirely. Business travellers will notice that things move at an even more glacial pace than usual and, especially towards the end of the month, many people will take leave.
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\",\n v04zkJU3U: \"Ask Me Anything\",\n rCg9F0NPo: \"mailto:info@anto.gr\",\n cTETZbx8q: \"Top Destinations\"\n}, {\n id: \"vExUUdtWT\",\n KOzeIIORM: \"Discover the unique aspects of Hawaiian culture and history.\",\n PZoRyko5f: \"Home to the world\\u2019s most active volcanoes, the only royal palace in the U.S. and the welcoming aloha spirit\",\n vwNlS9XH2: \"home-to-the-world-s-most-active-volcanoes-the-only-royal-palace-in-the-u-s-and-the-welcoming-aloha-spirit\",\n aGYmKLg_d: \"June 30, 2022\",\n Sz0okO6RS: \"Pacific Ocean\",\n OT3zkkmG3: \"United States\",\n qKyaxnsI5: \"Hawaii\",\n NAeY7TH10: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/QwXidOXypj2vkmzbjlqGvyCsXik.jpg\").href,\n CO5PciGlg: \"Joann Villeneuve\",\n mltICGznf: \"6 min read\",\n fZUjENVdO: new URL(\"https://framerusercontent.com/images/EIhwFewMduKnxU2cUdCxzY2MjXU.jpg\").href,\n b8FIND31p: \"Discover the glimmering ocean, emerald valleys and golden sands; get lost in the spiritual beauty of the hula and find out how the warmth of Hawaii\\u2019s people wonderfully complement the islands\\u2019 perfect temperatures. We invite you to explore the Islands of Aloha to find your own heavenly Hawaii experiences. Aloha. \",\n GhTR3bRof: `From the hustle and bustle of Oahu to the romance of Maui and off-the-beaten-path pursuits on Lanai and Molokai, the Hawaiian Islands offer enough to see, do and feel to fill a lifetime\u2019s worth of dreams. So where do you begin? Hawaii\u2019s spectacular beaches and lush valleys offer endless outdoor experiences, including surfing, hiking, skydiving, helicopter tours, paddle sports, whale-watching and zip lining. You can also swim with manta rays at night, float down tunnels on old sugar plantations and walk a lunar landscape at Garden of the Gods. Choose your adventure and let the memories begin.
You couldn\u2019t ask for a more Hawaiian pastime than surfing. People have been surfing in Hawaii since ancient times, and it\u2019s still as popular today as ever. Every island has great surf and most have plenty of places to rent a board. You can also find surf schools advertising on the more sheltered beaches.
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(Aegina Athena Aphaia Temple)
The Temple of Athena Aphaia in Aegina: The Temple of Aphaia has been dedicated to goddess Athena and is located on the island of Aegina, on top of a hill. This is one of the ancient architectural wonders of ancient Greece. It was built in 480 BC and 25 of the original 32 Doric columns still stand due to the skill of the restorers. It is situated in a Sanctuary complex in Aegina about 13 km east of the main port.
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