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Discovering Puerto Madryn with Larsen Tour
Puerto Madryn is a city located in the province of Chubut, in the Argentine Patagonia region. Situated along the crystal-clear waters of the Golfo Nuevo, it is one of the area’s top tourist destinations, renowned for its rich biodiversity and spectacular opportunities for marine wildlife viewing. The main attraction of Puerto Madryn is its proximity […] Read more
Ketchikan: A Journey into the Heart of the Last Frontier
Ketchikan, Alaska, often referred to as the “First City” of the state due to its location at the southern tip of the Inside Passage, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the rugged beauty and rich culture of Alaska. The port of Ketchikan, bustling with activity, serves as the gateway to an array of experiences that […] Read more
Porto: The Most Visited City in Portugal
Porto is the second-largest city in Portugal and the one that gave the country its name. Since 1996, its historic center has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a city with historical monuments, century-old bridges, parks, and the magnificent Douro River. The region’s typical cuisine includes famous local specialties such as the Francesinha, […] Read more
Uruguay: The Famous Mate and Gastronomy
Uruguay is a country deeply connected to nature, boasting a wide variety of landscapes and numerous tourist attractions. However, one distinctive feature that makes this destination unique is undoubtedly its gastronomy. When visiting any city in Uruguay, it is impossible not to hear about mate, as it represents an irreplaceable beverage for Uruguayans and serves […] Read more
Discovering Salto: Uruguay’s Hidden Gem
Located in the northwest of Uruguay, Salto is a city that often flies under the radar of international tourism but definitely deserves a spot on the list of must-visit places for those seeking an authentic and captivating experience in Uruguay. Known for its hot springs, the city offers a unique blend of history, culture, and […] Read more
Bolhão: The Vibrant Heart of Porto
Located in the heart of Porto, the Bolhão district offers a captivating blend of tradition and modernity. With its historic architecture and lively atmosphere, Bolhão is especially known for its iconic market, the Mercado do Bolhão, which remains one of the city’s main landmarks. The Mercado do Bolhão, inaugurated in 1914, is a must-see attraction. […] Read more
Cape Town: one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Africa
Framed by majestic Table Mountain on one side and the blue Atlantic Ocean on the other, picturesque Cape Town is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Africa looking very European. The climate in Cape Town is year-round mild Mediterranean that graced us with long summer days (October to March) to explore what this interesting […] Read more
La Paloma: A Natural Paradise in Uruguay
La Paloma, a picturesque seaside resort located on Uruguay’s Atlantic coast, stands out for its tourism offering that harmonizes with nature and local culture. With 20 kilometers of unspoiled beaches, La Paloma is an ideal refuge for those seeking to escape routine and immerse themselves in a natural and relaxing environment, far from the massification […] Read more
Foz do Douro: Where the River Meets the Ocean
In the heart of Porto, there’s a corner that enchants with its beauty and exclusive charm: Foz do Douro. Located on the western coast of the city, this captivating area is not only a meeting point between the Douro River and the Atlantic Ocean but also one of Porto’s most exclusive and expensive neighborhoods. With […] Read more
Exploring Ilulissat: The City of Icebergs
Ilulissat, overlooking Disko Bay and located in a UNESCO World Heritage area, is known as the world’s iceberg capital, as 10% of Greenland’s icebergs originate here. The very name Ilulissat comes from the Inuit word “iluliaq,” which means iceberg. Ilulissat is the third-largest city in Greenland, with about 4,000 inhabitants, and is situated roughly 350 […] Read more