(Aside from some specific visa and travel details for my fellow Filipinos, this article applies to any nationality!) We don’t claim to be experts on Cuba as we only had a week visiting this beautiful country. However, we wanted to share our experience of British and Filipino traveling to Cuba, as well as useful Cuba […]
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We had booked our flights to California from Israel without any concrete plans for where to go and what to do. All we knew was that we wanted to explore and that there was only really one right way to do it – a California road trip! Just before we left Israel, we managed to team
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Described as ‘the best way to experience Morroco, Sahara Experience offered an eco-tourism retreat deep in the dunes of the Sahara, away from the distractions of daily life in the city and immersed in the traditional customs of the nomadic tribes that live here, with a little extra luxury! With many options to combine and create the perfect experience,
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For the true Moroccan experience, there’s no better resting place than a Marrakech Riad. A service fulfilled to perfection at Riad Cinnamon. As the name suggests, its ambiance is warm, homely and inviting having once belonged to a local Moroccan cinnamon merchant. The British owners pride themselves on blending traditional décor and atmosphere with excellent hospitality, service and luxurious
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Leaving the desert behind, we drove to Mhamid before getting back on the bikes and riding back through Zagora and Ouarzazate, to the town of Ait Ben Haddou, where we spent the night in the luxurious Riad Ksar Ighnda, a palatial luxury hotel built on the ruins of the old town. This is a place that literally “opens
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