Real trips, written up properly: where we went, what it cost and what we'd do differently.
Three trips written up in full so far, with more on the way.
Ten days of Moorish palaces, orange trees and low winter sun, from Seville to the Rock of Gibraltar.
Eight days from the Jemaa el-Fnaa to the oldest medina in the world, with a night in the dunes in between.
Puglia in four days with a child — Polignano, the trulli at Alberobello, a safari park you drive through and the cave city of Matera.
A new island every summer, and sometimes a city on the mainland on the way down.
Our next trip to be written up — the guides are on their way.
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Ten days from Seville to the Rock over Christmas and New Year — 20 °C in the sun, lights in every square, and ordinary winter prices for weather the rest of Europe waits until May to get.
What we paid, next to what the same thing costs now — both dated, never blended into one number.
When to book, opening hours and a link to the official website for most of the places. If a place has no official source, we tell you.
Orders that cut backtracking, worked out on the ground rather than on a map.
What worked with a small child, what did not, and what we would change next time.
Three hours is enough for the blue town if you walk it in the right order. Here is that order.
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Nine thousand lanes, a New Year's Eve buffet, and how not to lose an afternoon to a wrong turn.
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Three days, one night in the dunes, and the parts of the tour nobody tells you about in advance.
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We are Georgi, Viliana and our daughter Deya, and we live in Varna on the Bulgarian coast. Most of our flights leave from Bucharest. The trips started being written down because we were already keeping the spreadsheet — the opening hours, the booking windows, what each thing actually cost — and it seemed a waste for it to sit on one laptop.
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