On the other side of the Mediterranean Sea is a huge continent, still alien and exotic to most Europeans. Its largest country is Algeria, with hectares of deserts and semi-deserts. Algeria is a country that has a lot to offer tourists, although at the same time "difficult", both due to the political situation and the fact that it is a relatively conservative country in terms of religion. Foreigners must comply with the rules in force therein, incl. women are not allowed to enter some temples, they are also not allowed to appear in public in inappropriate clothing (e.g. bathing suit, bare knees and shoulders, etc.).

City under the hills - Algiers

The fourth largest commercial port in Europe is located on the Black Sea in Romania. It is a famous and increasingly popular tourist destination, and it is called Constana. A long time ago, the Roman elegic and poet Ovid was exiled to Romanian Constana and spent the last years of his life there. Today it is hard to believe that a stay in this beautiful seaside resort could be a punishment for anyone. Constana is Romania's second largest city, and as a port connected to the Danube, it is the main transit hub for the Danube countries.

Constana

Wandering around Thailand, we have the opportunity to see breathtaking landscapes - blue water like nowhere else, white and powdery sand, as well as delicious temples and modern buildings. Nature lovers will fall in love with the richness of the local forests, the magic of the lagoons and the romanticism of the coves. In addition, they will fall in love at first sight with the country's oldest national park - Khao Yai . The park in question is one of the most magnificent protected areas in the world. It is located approximately 250 km northeast of Thailand's capital, Bangkok, and includes mountainous areas and vast jungle areas. There are approx. 2 thousand. plants, including lush ferns, lofty palm trees, and fluffy mosses.

Thai Eden - Khao Yai National Park

With the sad reputation of the poorest country in Europe, Moldova is slowly being discovered by tourists. It fully deserves attention, repaying it with wonderful landscapes in the silence of the fields. Moldova is not only a country of grapevines, but also an attractive tourist country, despite its poverty. The landscape consists of vineyards, hectares of fields stretching gently to the horizon and colorfully decorated wells standing by the roads. Driving from Ukraine towards Romania, we can stop for a moment in several places worth visiting.

Wandering through Moldova - Soroki

Hospitable guesthouse owners, beautiful views, sun and beach - in other words, the charms of southern Dalmatia. All this can be found on the picturesque island of Korcula. The May weekend is getting closer and it's high time to decide where to spend it this year. Maybe with friends for a barbecue, or maybe with family on a short trip abroad? If we are more inclined to the second option, one of the ideas worth considering is a trip to Croatia, to the island of Korcula (Korčula). Keanu Reeves fans will surely remember the 1995 movie "Walk in the Clouds" . The romantic production was filmed in Californian vineyards, where mist spread over them in the morning, wrapping them in a milky duvet (hence the title). But you don't have to go all the way to Pasadena to be able to walk in the clouds - literally and figuratively. On the European continent, and more specifically in Croatia, we find mountain passes stretching above the cloud line. Driving them provides an amazing experience, and the farther, the more beautiful. When you go down the serpentines meandering around the mountains and in the mountains themselves, there is a vastness of azure water interspersed with small, charming islands in front of your eyes.

May weekend on the island of Korcula

Walks over the precipice, Hanging Houses and Gothic temples are among the many attractions that await tourists in the Spanish town of Cuenca. Here we find peace and adrenaline, nature and history. Spain has much more to offer than beaches and siesta. Tourists who prefer long walks (not necessarily a boardwalk as smooth as a table) will sooner or later find their way to the central part of the country, to the Castilla-La Mancha region. Here, on the Jucar River, the small town of Cuenca is located. As it is located quite far from the main roads, you can rest there in silence.

Cuenca, Spain

Holidays in the Cretan resort of Rethymno involve long walks along the seaside promenade, admiring the panorama of the city from the Venetian fortress and palaces with decorated portals. The largest Greek island, Crete, is home to several beautiful cities that attract thousands of tourists each year seeking sun and relaxing on loose sand. The landscape is made up of wide beaches and rocky shores, and the coastline is an impressive 1,040 km. One of the must-see towns on the island is Rethymno (Rethymnon), a tourist resort with a 13 km long beach stretching almost from the center. It is situated on the north coast, halfway between Heraklion and Chania. He settled on a small cape, hugging from the south side to the low mountains.

Greek Rethymno

Not everyone at school liked reading Greek myths. Today, however, you can notice a clear trend referring to antiquity - for example in Hollywood film productions created on a grand scale. The times of heroes and demigods have always fascinated people, especially today, when we have learned to use the achievements of technology instead of our own muscles. One of the most popular myths is the story of Theseus and Ariadne. The father of the Cretan princess, Minos, ruled his territory from the palace of Knossos. Dozens of corridors resembling a huge maze ran under the magnificent structure. It is said that this is where a half-man half-bull, the Minotaur, lived.

In the house of the Minotaur - Knossos

Málaga is the city where Pablo Picasso was born and the sun shines more than 300 days a year. The provincial capital of the same name delights with its varied cuisine, solemn celebration of Catholic holidays and a multitude of clubs where you can dance the night away. Mediterranean cuisine enthusiasts will miss many opportunities to taste delicious dishes if they do not visit Málaga during their stay in Spain. It is the second largest city in Andalusia, one of the most important fishing ports of the country, and also a popular beach on the Costa del Sol. The mild climate of the region allows the cultivation of bananas, figs and oranges. Grapes are also grown here, from which the sweet Malaga wine is made.

The flavors of Malaga

Lovers of long walks on the beach will be delighted with a visit to the sunniest region of Denmark. They will be enchanted by the yellow houses of Skagen, the green meadows and the liveliness of the waves of two seas fighting each other at the end of Grenen. On the northern tip of Jutland there is a place washed by the waters of two seas: the Baltic and the North Sea. This is a sand spit called Skagen Odde, one of the largest in Europe. To say that the peninsula is washed by the sea sounds too mild. In fact, masses of water clash with each other like enemies on a battlefield. Standing at the end of the headland, we can observe the power of the elements, and the waves can not only delight, but also scare.

Where the waves fight - Skagen

The Costa del Sol hides many tourist gems. One of them is Torremolinos, a resort that is famous for the city of flamenco. You can dance the night away here, and spend the day going crazy in the largest water park on the coast. To paraphrase a well-known saying, it can be said that in Andalusia all roads lead to Malaga. When visiting this beautiful city, it is worth going to the neighboring Torremolinos. It can be reached by cercanías (high-speed train) in just 5 minutes. Smaller, but not at all calmer, it offers tourists a wide range of entertainment in the numerous bars and pubs that are located along the beach. It is a great place for fans of partying to the rhythm of the latest dance hits, as well as blissful lounging on the golden sand.

Terremolinos - the city of flamenco

Every year, a large group of new adepts of this sport comes to the group of "infected" with the bug of kitesurfing. What is the reason for this? Where does such interest come from? I think anyone who tries Kite once will respond without hesitating. A huge dose of adrenaline and amazing experiences resulting from the combination of several elements at once. Water, wind, wonderful landscapes, and the amazing climate and atmosphere surrounding this sport make people very eagerly abandon their boring gray reality and put on neoprene wetsuits to find themselves head-on in the clouds even for a moment thanks to kitesurfing.

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City under the hills - Algiers