Sardinia, a magic land surrounded by blue waters and idillic beaches, offers one of the world’s most beautiful sea environment. In the last years the ferry tickets got quite costly, but low cost airline companies still allow to reach the … Read More
Best known for its wide beaches, the region eastwards from Venice has thousand faces and allows for as many experiences. Recently I discovered another aquatic side, its internal waters. Concordia Sagittaria is a village on the river Lamene. An ancient … Read More
A small and happy island in Italy, here it is: Ischia. The Belpaese always has some surprise in store for its visitors, especially when it comes to little known paradises where you can get the tank full of peace and … Read More
The nights in Ibiza are best spent in one of the world-class nightclubs, but what about the afternoons and early evenings? You have a number of options, including lying on the beach, going to a beach bar or even carrying … Read More
The first time I attended a goa trance festival I was in Switzerland. During the party I saw something you rarely see on a rave: the people kindly smiled to anyone and they all seemed seriously busy making sure everyone … Read More
The Amalfi Coast has no need for presentations: a most popular destination beloved all over the world, every year it receives hundreds of thousands of visitors looking for peace and relax in the small charming beaches over the coast. But … Read More
I decided I wanted to travel to Crete just by chance, watching some pictures on my colleague’s monitor. Among the many beautiful photos one in particular drew my attention. ‘Are these the Caribbeans?’ ‘No – she said – here I … Read More
If we had to point out the most romantic island in Greece there would be no doubt: Santorini. Located in the Aegean Sea, in the waters south of continental Greece, Santorini has become a popular destination for couples from all … Read More
Charmed by the monuments, by the rushes along the river Mincio, by the lotus flowers, by the unreal atmosphere enveloping every street and square, by the history and by the farmers’ spontaneity, English author Aldous Huxley called Mantua ‘the most … Read More