Go west, young man! This historic cliché still resonates when it comes to road trips. But whether it’s bombing to the Bay Area along the often dull-as-dirt I-80 or trying to find traces of iconic Route 66 amid a tangle of bland Interstates, the old paradigm of thinking horizontal when planning a road trip is simply not the way to go.
Spain’s third-largest city has enough surprises up its sleeve to challenge Barcelona and Madrid. As well as claiming urban beaches, a bafflingly futuristic arts complex and even its own Holy Grail, Valencia parties as hard as anywhere on the Iberian Peninsula.
Beneath the handsome lighthouses, sweet fishing villages and multicoloured forests of Atlantic Canada lies a wild history of pirates, ghosts and shipwrecks. In this extract from Lonely Planet Magazine, travel expert Christa Larwood guides you through the region’s stormiest sights.
MUST SEE: MEXICO’S CASA COLINA FOR REST AND RELAXATION
por Marieth Calderón
For a true getaway, rent Casa Colina, Isla Navidad in Mexico. Imagine: your own villa with all the amenities of a high end resort like specially-prepared meals, housecleaning services, security, infinity pool and more. At a fraction of the cost of a high end resort, you can still experience all the luxury while resting and relaxing.
MUST SEE: MEXICO’S CASA COLINA FOR REST AND RELAXATION
por Marieth Calderón
For a true getaway, rent Casa Colina, Isla Navidad in Mexico. Imagine: your own villa with all the amenities of a high end resort like specially-prepared meals, housecleaning services, security, infinity pool and more. At a fraction of the cost of a high end resort, you can still experience all the luxury while resting and relaxing.
