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Dingle Peninsula July 2016
Driving along the coastline of Dingle Peninsula is an absolute must when visiting the County Kerry area of Ireland. The Dingle Peninsula loop trip is
July 19, 2016
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Driving along the coastline of Dingle Peninsula is an absolute must when visiting the County Kerry area of Ireland. The Dingle Peninsula loop trip is
Killarney was developed in the 18th century as the Irish version of England’s Lake District. The area has in fact been inhabited since the Bronze
From Dublin, we flew into Kerry Airport and rented a car for our drive to Portmagee in order to visit the Skellig Islands. En route,
Dublin was founded as a Viking settlement in 1191 and expanded to become the capital of the Republic of Ireland. Dublin is best explored on
Less than 2 hours northwest of Belfast is Giant’s Causeway. It was formed by a volcanic eruption 60 million years ago resulting in 40,000 or
Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland situated on the River Lagan. The whole of Ireland was once under British rule and when Ireland got
Eze is a medieval village perched on a rock overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. The ancient town is filled with restored stone houses, galleries and small
The island of Santorini in Greece is famous for its white stone houses spilling down the cliff, stunning sunsets from Oia town, and dramatic views from
Meteora means “suspended in the air” in Greek. Greek Orthodox monks first settled in this area in Central Greece in the 11th century. The first
Delphi is conveniently on the way from Athens to Meteora and stopping for a visit is a wonderful way to break up the long drive.
We began our Greek adventures in the capital city of Athens. The city is dotted with ancient ruins and I loved the mix of the
We drove from Eze to Burgundy passing by beautiful lavender fields in Avignon and Sault and sunflower fields near Beaune. Beaune is the wine capital
Ruinpub is the exact translation of its Hungarian name. Ruinpubs are key to the nightlife of Budapest. Not only are they very popular among the
Across the Danube on the Pest side of Budapest is where most of the population live and work. It is also where the most notable
Budapest is the capital city of Hungary and has often been nicknamed Paris of the East. It is the combination of the hilly Buda and
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