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Top Vacation Spots Ideas Blog de Viajes Globetrottergirls | 2 girls. 1 globe. No regrets. 30Traveler - World Travel in Your 30s. Lugares de Viaje Our top five scenic European road trips Posted on 05. Sep, 2012 by Dany in Destinations, Europe, Europe, Top Lists, Travel Tips Everybody loves a good road trip, and Europe has more scenic roads than you could cover in a lifetime. Majestic castles, half-timbered houses, rolling green hills and vineyards are some of the things that lift our hearts and keeps us driving! If we had to pick just five, this would be the list of our favorite road tips in Europe that we recommend: 1. The Amalfi coast in the south of Italy is the country’s most beautiful stretch of coastline, where quaint terraced villages are spread through the hillsides stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea are around every corner. Best time for a road trip: March to May, when Spring is in full bloom and the summer tourist season has not yet begun.Recommended number of days: 2 to 4 daysLevel of difficulty: It is a beautiful drive, but difficult. 2. 3. The Romantic Road in the south of Germany offers some of the most stunning scenery of the country. 4. 5.
Budget Travel Adventures : Budget Travel Adventures Gadling | travel blog | news, stories, deals, and tips. Five travel websites we couldn't live without Posted on 18. Nov, 2011 by Jess in Top Lists, Travel Tips A friend of ours is getting married next summer and already daydreaming about the honeymoon to far away, exotic places. Doing a search for a trip to Bali, they discovered the airfare to be far out of their price range (traveling in summer from an airport that is not a major hub). That got us thinking – what travel website could we NOT live without? Hotwire.com Maximizing our Great American Road Trip experience from New York City to New Orleans this summer was an intense undertaking. Hotwire.com is a travel deal aggregator which finds users great deals on hotel rooms/cars/flights that would otherwise go unbooked. Bookingbuddy.com This is our ultimate price comparison website, we use it constantly for travel planning. Booking.com When we are looking for hotels, we are usually happy when we can book with Booking.com. Tripadvisor.com We do not book hotels without reading the TripAdvisor review, period. Wikitravel.org
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