A Complete Guide to Monte Lussari: Where the Alps Whisper “WOW”

Hey there, fellow wanderlusters! If you’re dreaming of a place that feels like it’s been plucked straight out of a fairy tale, let me…

Hiking Seceda: Breathtaking Views and Must-Visit Refugios in the Heart of the Dolomites

Seceda, located in the Italian Dolomites, is a stunning hiking destination featuring breathtaking landscapes like the Seceda ridgeline and the UNESCO-recognized Odle Group. This guide highlights the best views, including the Seceda Summit, and provides insights into must-visit mountain refugios such as Rifugio Firenze and Rifugio Brogles, known for their delicious traditional South Tyrolean cuisine. The recommended hiking season spans from late June to early October, with moderate trails suited for various hikers. Seceda promises an unforgettable experience, combining magnificent vistas with the warm hospitality of alpine huts, making it a top choice for outdoor enthusiasts.

Lago Di Braies: The Enchanted Treasure of the Dolomites

Nestled in the heart of the Italian Dolomites, Lago Di Braies is a hidden gem that beckons with its tranquil beauty and adventurous trails….

How to Explore the Enchanting Tonnara di Vendicari and Its Surroundings

If you are looking for a unique and fascinating destination in Sicily, then I have the place for you. you should definitely visit Tonnara Vindicari, an ancient tuna fishing and processing complex located in the heart of the Vendicari Nature Reserve. Tonnara Vindicari is not only a historical and cultural attraction, but also a natural paradise where you can enjoy the beauty and diversity of the Mediterranean flora and fauna.

How I Had an Amazing Adventure at Cavagrande del Cassibile: The Epic Canyon You Need to Visit

Sicily is a land of wonders, where nature, history, and culture can blend together in a very unique way. If you are looking for adventure outside of the typical towns worth visiting, this place I will sharing with you is worth it. Cavagrande del Cassibile, natural reserve that hosts one of the biggest canyons in Europe. I will share with you my experience of exploring this stunning place, and why you should add it to your Sicilian Travel bucket list.

Punta Bianca Agrigento: Secret Destination That Will Make You Adventurous

This time I want to introduce you to Punta Bianca, a nature reserve on the Agrigento coast that looks like snow from a distance. It is made of white marl, a soft rock that erodes easily and forms spectacular cliffs, caves, and coves. Punta Bianca is part of a natural reserve that also includes Monte Grande, a hill that offers stunning views of the sea and the surrounding countryside. This place is a well kept secret and it is perfect for this who need a place to escape the crowds and enjoy the beauty of nature.

Necropolis of Pantalica : A Fascinating Journey Into The Ancient Sicilian Culture

I have always been interested in the history and culture of Sicily, especially the prehistoric period before the Greek colonization.  That’s why I decided to visit the Necropolis of Pantalica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that contains over 5,000 rock-cut tombs dating from the 13th to the 7th centuries BC. I wanted to see for myself how the ancient people of this island lived and died, and what kind of legacy they left behind.

Volcano Island, Plunge Into A Beautiful Landscape

sola di Vulcano is one of those places that you have to see to believe. It's a tiny island off the coast of Sicily, where you can do all kinds of crazy things like swim in hot springs, bathe in mud, and climb an active volcano. This small jewel in the mediterranean, gets its name due to the combination of the four different volcanoes (Lentia, Piano, Vulcanello and Fossa) present merging together to forming this spectacular scenery.

Polcenigo : One of The Most Beautiful Villages In Northern Italy

In a hidden place on the slope before the Pre-Alps, just a few kilometers from Pordenone, lies a small village that shines in its…

Hike Through A Beautiful Mountain Village ON Lake Barcis

Being stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy placed me in a position that made traveling very accessible. About two-hour drive north, you can make it to Austria, two hours east, easily puts you in Slovenia or Croatia. Two-hour drive in other directions puts you into some beautiful places within Italy. What about those weekends when you are off-duty and you want to keep it somewhat local? Well, I might have a spot for you.