Ports of Call
Minas de Corrales: the gold town in Uruguay
Minas de Corrales is a town in the department of Rivera, Uruguay, located on the banks of the Corrales stream. The town gets its name from the mines of various minerals found in the area, making it the gold capital of Uruguay. Minas de Corrales is a hidden gem in the heart of South America […] Read more
Discovering Livorno, a city to experience
Often overlooked due to its proximity to the more famous neighbors Florence and Pisa, in the collective imagination, Livorno is a city that “doesn’t exist”… and this is actually the best reason to go see it, and the best way to visit it is to immerse yourself in the experience of “living” it. From a […] Read more
Nagasaki: Its Legacy and Local Vibrancy
Among the prominent ports to explore in Japan, Nagasaki (literally “small elongated peninsula”) is a must-visit for its international charm and local vibrancy. The beauty of its monuments is closely tied to the city’s deeply rooted history. In 1587, it was declared an imperial city, becoming a center for Western trade and the spread of […] Read more
A Family Experience in Porto: the World of Discoveries
Porto, a city known for its architectural heritage, wines, and tastings, offers visitors a variety of experiences for all tastes. n fact, for those who want a unique experience in Porto, either because they already know the city or because they want to venture outside the usual tourist paths, it is possible to visit the […] Read more
Flores: A Natural Reserve in the Heart of Uruguay
Uruguay, known for its culture, gastronomy, and beautiful beaches, boasts a wide variety of tourist attractions, including museums, theaters, and historical monuments. Additionally, Uruguay is home to rich biodiversity, with numerous national parks and natural reserves offering opportunities to explore nature. Among the country’s various destinations, we find Flores, a department of Uruguay located in […] Read more
Puerto Rico: San Juan, the Capital of Cats
Nicknamed “the guardian of the Caribbean Sea” and a popular destination for many cruise ships, Puerto Rico is an island with a deep Caribbean-Spanish culture evident in its architecture and attractions. San Juan, the capital, is the center of political and economic life. The metropolitan area is divided into districts, among which the oldest part […] Read more
Uruguay: a destination to Discover
Uruguay is a country deeply connected to nature and boasts both a great variety of landscapes and numerous tourist attractions. The continuous improvement of infrastructure underscores the commitment to providing visitors with high-quality services and an unforgettable experience. The introduction of the Tax-Free system is an example of the country’s dedication to providing additional benefits […] Read more
Fuerteventura: Sea, Wind, and Aloe Vera
When you dock at Puerto del Rosario, you find yourself in Fuerteventura, the oldest and second-largest of the Canary Islands. Formed due to underwater volcanic eruptions, it is only 100 km away from the northern coast of Africa. Known primarily for its white sandy beaches and year-round warm climate, Fuerteventura is made cooler by constant […] Read more
Porto, a city of baroque beauty in Portugal
Porto is the gateway and starting point for a journey through the diverse landscape and culture of Portugal. It’s the city of wine and sunset tastings, baroque beauty, and colors along the banks of the Douro River. A vibrant destination rich in history, offering intense emotions and indelible memories to its visitors. Known primarily for […] Read more
Cruises Along the Douro Waterway
The Douro Waterway, stretching approximately 210 kilometers from Foz do Douro to Barca D´Alva and Vega Terrón (Salamanca, Spain), connects the coast and the interior of Portugal with Spain. The 125-meter elevation difference that the Douro River presents between the sea and Barca D’Alva is regulated by five locks. The waterway is open to vessels […] Read more
