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The List: 7 Spots for Storm Watching

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Travelers typically beseech the weather gods for blue skies and sunshine, but some people live for a little drama every now and again—it often makes for a better story—and for those types there’s storm watching. Herein, seven spots across the globe where Mother Nature tends to put on a show. [Read More]

Ystad: The Wisteria Lane of South Sweden

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You know when something is almost too perfect it starts to possess an unnerving quality? Somewhere beyond the immaculate façade upheld by the community’s collective desire to ‘keep up appearances’ lies something unimaginably dark. David Lynch describes this underbelly of perfection best when he says, “…on the cherry tree there’s this pitch oozing out – some black, some yellow, and millions of red ants crawling … [Read More]

I Heart My Island: Grenada

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Jadine Hinds has been free diving and spear fishing in the waters surrounding Grenada since she was seven years old. These days the native islander indulges her love of the ocean as a PADI divemaster for the Aqua Center at Sandals LaSource Resort. But that doesn’t mean Jadine’s enthusiasm for the Caribbean destination she calls home is confined to the aquatic. She has plenty of land-based intel to share. … [Read More]

Hungary Grapples With Its World War II History

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Kiraly Street is the new mecca for the younger generation in Budapest. By day shoppers frequent its upscale boutiques, coffee shops, and designer outlets. After dark it hops with nightlife, offering restaurants with multi-ethnic cuisine, ruin pubs, and entertainment venues. It is the new place to see and be seen. But few realize that the glitz and glamour of Kiraly Street rose from a monstrous darkness. Not so many years ago it was the ghetto of Budapest, where Jews were separated… [Read More]

Adult only honeymoons…

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My wedding is fast approaching. And essentially we are organised. Everything is kind of in place and the big ticket items like food, drink and a large white tent are taken care of. Along with spectacularly dull things like a generator and portaloos. The only thing left to organise is a nanny. You see we want everyone to be able to come. I know at … [Read More]

Meet the Alex: Perth’s hippest new local

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Drum roll please… Ladies, gents, discerning globetrotters, we’d like to introduce Perth‘s all-singing, all-dancing* new boutique hotel – the very first in Australia’s most remote, yet coolest city – it’s cultured, it’s chic and oh-so-very cool, say hello to the Alex Hotel. *We’re sorry, the hotel does not sing … [Read More]

The Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Brighton

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If like me you’re a vegetarian you’ll share my pain of struggling to find good restaurants and cafes to try. Not necessarily dedicated vegetarian places as I don’t think you need to segregate different food preferences and I’m certainly not a preaching vegetarian – each to their own. However, somewhere that offers more than one vegetarian option The post The Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Brighton appeared first on The Travel Hack. [Read More]

My favourite travel moments with Flytographer

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One of the best travel concepts I have discovered is, without a doubt, Flytographer. If you are a regular reader of my blog (or indeed follow some of my adventures via Facebook, Twitter or Instagram), you will notice that sometimes, I will have photographs from a trip that are clearly better than others. Why? … [Read More]

Spotlight: Sanctuary Retreats

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Since the doors of Olonana opened in 1999, Sanctuary Retreats has piqued the interest of adventure seekers and discerning travelers alike with their portfolio of wilderness lodges and camps. Herein, we delve deeper into the experiences guests can expect during a stay at one of our featured Sanctuary properties. [Read More]