Discover the best tour guides for your next travel adventure. Experience authentic culture and cuisine with owner and personal tour guide Iván Ricoy. Immerse in authentic and spectacular cultural experiences. Having spent most of his childhood years in the province of Cádiz, Iván has a passion for his home region of Andalusia. He loves to take visitors off the beaten tracks to embark on a serendipitous experience, both realized and projected with precise planning.
Read MoreIf you're looking for somewhere special to host the event of the year, we have just the location, which involves a trip to Greece. The Greek island of Paros might not be an obvious choice to hold a birthday party, wedding, or other celebrations. Still, its secluded, quaint town and picturesque location is a huge pull, and the vibe is very much chilled. In the last few years, it has become a hit, attracting a new wave of visitors thanks to unique hotels on the island and editorial coverage from global publishing houses.
Read MoreTarifa is a small town in the province of Cádiz, Spain with an abundance of activities for thrill-seekers. Praised for being the world’s most popular destination amongst wind sports enthusiasts (think kiteboarding, windsurfing etc.), the key places to visit are beachbound; the Playa de los Lances, an expansive sand beach and kitesurfing spot, El Estrecho Natural Park with its rugged beach line and the Punta de Tarifa, known for its tall-standing lighthouse between the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea.
Read MoreVillefranche-sur-Mer is an enchanting seaside town in a busy part of the Côte d'Azur just east of Nice. The golden sandy beaches draw crowds and you can also find a selection of charming terrace cafés and restaurants. The Bay of Villefranche is simply breathtaking, noted as one of the five most beautiful bays in the world, you can see Cap of Nice on the right and Cap Ferrat on the left.
Read MoreThere are five crazily constructed fishing villages, set amidst the coastline in the Italian Riviera that we fell in love with: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore. It is no surprise that the coastline and the surrounding hillsides which make up the Cinque Terre National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The rugged, steep landscape interacts with the cliffs where some homes and and farms are built.
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