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]]>Get on the Same Page
Before you hit the road, make sure you’re both clear on what you want out of the trip. Be it relaxation, adventure, or a mix of both, communicating your expectations ahead of time can help avoid any misunderstandings later on.
Compromise is Crucial
The secret to a successful trip is compromising. You’re not always going to agree on everything, but that’s okay. The point is to reach a midway point where you have both given up a little for the greater good.
Take Some Time to Yourself
As much as you love each other, spending every waking moment together can be overwhelming. Take some time to go for a walk on your own, or get lost in a book while your partner does their own thing. A bit of space now and again can do wonders for your relationship.
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]]>Prague
If you’re someone who loves cheap food and beer, fascinating architecture and historical sites, then Prague has it all. Wandering along the river you will stumble upon numerous authentic bars with incredible views of the famous bridges and the castle. The interesting buildings, museums and galleries mean you’ll never run out of things to see.
Lisbon
The capital of Portugal is great for soaking up some sun by the sea while exploring beautiful little streets. Stunning painted tiles adorn the bright colorful buildings all around, and you’ll find yourself wandering upon big squares and historical buildings. If you’re into seafood, you’ll never be far from amazing restaurants serving freshly caught fish.
Milan
Known for being the fashion capital, Milan is great if you’re into culture and style. But there’s so much more to it, from luscious green parks to huge gothic cathedrals, you won’t get bored exploring the exciting streets. Be sure to check out Da Vinci’s The Last Supper while you’re there.
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This viewpoint is located next to the highest hill in the city. From here you’ll have a beautiful panoramic view of all of Lisbon. Locals and tourists alike come here with a picnic or bottle of wine. So don’t hesitate to pack some snacks or drinks with you when you head out to this stunning location.
Topo Martim Moniz
One of the coolest rooftop bars in the city, Topo has delicious cocktails along with one of the best views over the Castle. If you want to spend a fun evening in a nice atmosphere while enjoying the sunset, this is the perfect place.
From the Water
Another unforgettable experience is seeing the sunset from the water. There are many boat tours that will take you up and down the Tagus River, past the most beautiful monuments. Seeing the sunset reflected in the water is a beautiful experience.
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What it lacks in size it more than makes up for in charm, with soft rolling sands and a crystal blue sea. A favorite swimming spot, this beach is often noted for its clean and safe waters.
Carne Beach
This beach is a rare find, in that it is one of Cornwall’s emptiest. Flat sands stretch out for miles either side of you and the waves roll gently in. If you do happen to tire of the beach, head to the nearby Carne Bay spa for some relaxation and pampering.
Poldhu Cove
A National Trust owned beach, Poldhu Cove is incredibly well-maintained. The steep cliffs rising on either side of the cove also make this a stunning photography spot. One of these cliffs is home to the Mullion Cove golf club, so you could always combine a swim with an attempt at hitting a hole-in-one!
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Like something from a fairy story, Prague Castle is an impressive monument with a history to match. Here, emperors have been crowned and popes anointed. Wander around the extensive grounds, and make sure to stop and take a look at the breath-taking cityscape from the castle ramparts.
Vltava River
The longest river in Czechia passes through its capital. Locals love lounging on its banks with a beer in the evenings. The river cruises set off daily and often provide interesting historical and cultural details about the city.
Vyšehrad Fort
Looming above the river, this fort dates from the 10th century and offers panoramic views over the city. It is also quieter and more peaceful than the castle, which can become crowded due to its popularity with tourists.
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]]>It’s time us overpackers admitted it, we need a new solution–and no, we aren’t suggesting packing less (we would never do such a thing!). We need a better way to fit everything into our suitcases, without having to pay for extra luggage or leave anything behind.
Well, we just might have the answer to your problems: vacuum storage bags. Yes, you read that right; vacuum storage bags will solve your packing issues like nothing you’ve ever tried before. The best part: you don’t even need a vacuum to use them—many vacuum storage bag companies come with a mini pump to take the air out on the go, or for some, all you have to do is roll them up to release the air!
The greatest part of vacuum storage bags is that they often leave 3x the amount of room than you would’ve had without them! THREE TIMES. Do you know how many extra outfits you can bring with that space? The vacation outfit options just leveled up. You can thank us later!
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]]>Smelly Snacks
Sure we get that it’s nice to have healthy and cheap snacks with you you don’t have to spend tons of money at the airport or on-flight. But, stinky ones with fish, garlic, or spices should be left behind.
Battery-Operated Items
Battery-operated items like electric toothbrushes or razors can turn on easily, which can draw the attention of security. If you want to bring these items, pack the batteries separately.
(@lauraiz.marie)Weapons
It should come without saying that weapons are a huge no-no. But things like knives, mace, and box cutters are also considered weapons, so don’t pack them.
Liquids Over 3.4 Ounces by Volume
Anything in liquid, aerosol, or gel must be 3.4 ounces or less. If you want to bring shampoos, soaps, or perfumes, invest in reusable travel-size bottles.
Sports Equipment
Most sports equipment is not allowed in carry-on baggage because it can be used as a weapon like golf clubs, baseball bats, pool cues, ski poles, and hockey sticks. Smaller items like baseballs and basketballs are okay to bring in your carry-on.
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]]>Berlin, Germany
Prepare to be amazed as you wander through the streets of Berlin. The city is a haven for street art, with its walls adorned with captivating murals and graffiti. Neighborhoods like Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain boast an eclectic mix of styles, from political statements to whimsical creations, all contributing to Berlin’s artistic identity.
Valparaíso, Chile
The coastal city of Valparaíso is a true paradise for street art lovers. Its colorful and hilly streets are adorned with stunning murals that breathe life into every corner. Explore the labyrinthine alleys and staircases to uncover hidden gems, where local and international artists have left their mark, transforming the city into an open-air gallery.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
The vibrant and passionate city of Buenos Aires is no stranger to artistic expression. Its streets bear witness to a rich tapestry of street art, reflecting the country’s cultural and political history. From striking murals to thought-provoking graffiti, every corner tells a story, inviting you to delve deeper into the city’s artistic soul.
Bristol, England
With its association with the renowned street artist Banksy, Bristol has become a pilgrimage site for street art enthusiasts. The city hosts the annual Upfest, Europe’s largest street art festival, attracting artists from around the world. Take a stroll through the city’s lively neighborhoods, where vibrant murals and unexpected surprises await at every turn.
Melbourne, Australia
Known for its creative spirit, Melbourne is a hotbed of street art. Its famous laneways and alleys, such as Hosier Lane and AC/DC Lane, have become outdoor galleries, showcasing an array of artistic expressions. From colorful murals to stencil art, Melbourne’s street art scene is a testament to the city’s vibrant culture.
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Some cruise travelers make the mistake of avoiding the ‘unnecessary’ cost of travel insurance. However, even given the safety of the ship, there is no good reason to avoid risk protection. Whether on the ship or off of it, this crucial inclusion is essential to safe and relaxed travel.
Book Activities on Board
If you’re lucky enough to have theme rides, events, or live music on board the cruise, be sure to reserve them in advance before you board. Most cruises will have apps or websites with ways to book a spot for an activity. If you don’t, your holiday cruise will consist mostly of ocean gazing…
Carry-On Luggage Must-Haves
On cruise boarding days, it can take hours for the crew to organize and send your main stowage to your room. Keep your essentials in your carry-on that you can take with you straight to your room.
Watch the Time
The cardinal rule of cruise travel. When docking at these locations, keep track of time! The exciting appeal of cruises is the chance to travel around the world and dock at exciting locations in a luxury fashion. If you miss the departure, you will be stranded and forced to cover travel costs to get back to the ship. To avoid this, arrive 30 minutes prior to departure and you will stay on course.
Aeroplane Mode
Don’t get busted with a hefty fine because you accidentally used data to send a text or email; make sure your phone is always on airplane mode. Checking can be the difference between thousands of dollars spent paying the cruise line or getting the most out of your sea-bound holiday.
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With Arabic influences and the home of the Alhambra, Granada is one of Spain’s most beautiful and underrated cities. Affordable, cool, and not too big, this Southern city is a sight to behold with its sweeping views. Most appealingly, you can order any drink for a small price, and with it, you will receive a free tapas dish.
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Seville
The birthplace of Flamenco, Seville is the center of romance in Spain. The Andalucian capital offers delicious food and is easy to get around. Avoid the city in July and August, as temperatures can reach as high as 110 degrees on a regular basis. To combat the heat, Sevillians have embraced siesta culture and many hotel pools will be open all night long.
San Sebastian
Surfing capital, hiker friendly and overflowing with bars, San Sebastian is easily Spain’s most underrated city.
While the rest of Spain has ‘tapas’, San Sebastian’s Basque roots give it a different name; pintxos. The freshest and most delicious seafood is found in this city, particularly their anchovies and a special beef steak called txuleta.
A southern Spain is reliably hot in the summer, San Sebastian is far cooler and prone to drastic weather changes. Spanish locals looking to stay in Spain for the summer will often vacation to San Sebastian to avoid the tourists and for some fresh ocean breeze.
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