Trips to Savor and Slow Travel Magazine
Beaches between Comporta and Cabo Sardao Which beaches in the Alentejo are suitable for you? The coast south of Lisbon is very varied. The beaches on the west coast in Alentejo alternate between miles of sandy beaches. South of Sines and in the region of Comporta there are beaches that do not seem to end. In some regions ... go to Article
The fishing path Portugal, the Rota do Peixe in the Alentejo The Portuguese fishing trail takes us for almost a week along the Rota do Peixe through the Alentejo. From Évora via Comporta to Cabo Sardão, this journey almost always took us along the sea. That was our journey at a glance. Also check out Petar's video ... go to Article
Where can Cape Cod be found near the beach? Many Cape Cod accommodations and Cape Cod hotels are not directly on the beach. This is because most and best beaches on Cape Cod are in the national park. You can only spend the night at campsites. Therefore, many Cape Cod Beaches are only by car, ... go to Article
Whale Watching in Newfoundland Watching whales close up - that's what we should experience on an afternoon at St. John's in Newfoundland, Canada. But I suggest: The capital of the Atlantic Province is very well protected at a harbor basin, which is separated by a narrow driveway from the Atlantic Ocean. Since I'm not very seaworthy, I waited ... go to Article
On the wild coast in front of Twillingate Newfoundland There are places where one feels like in another world. Twillingate Newfoundland is one of them. There, where man hardly has anything left to say. Where nature takes over the regiment. There, where the elements determine the event. In a place where the wind ... go to Article
Prince Edward Island is a quiet province. High mountains, deep fjords and wide prairies are here in vain. The charm of Prince Edward Island lies in its small villages, the fields where potatoes grow to the horizon, and the fishing harbors where small lobster boats await their next exit. Who the … go to Article
A lonely island in the Atlantic? How does that sound to you? I immediately think of a refreshing wind that blows from the sea, and I see lighthouses like a mirage from the fine mist that the morning leaves over long sandy beaches, appearing in the distance, until the sun strengthens ... go to Article
Cabbage Key in Florida Imagine that boats dock at the jetty only twice a day and unload a handful of passengers who spend a few hours on the island, just like the rush hour between 11.00 and 14.00. Before and after, it's quiet on Cabbage Key, ... go to Article
The first impression we have of Captiva Island is that of a subtropical paradise on the west coast of Florida: palm trees and palmettos grow almost to the sea, separated only by a narrow and fine-sandy beach that stretches around the whole island and everyone Attracting visitors to a beach walk, be it to ... go to Article
If you visit Sanibel Island in Florida, you can not beat the topic of shells. Everywhere you meet them: on the beach, in the souvenir shop, in the restaurant and even in the museum. Shells are the theme on this island on the west coast of Florida. We learned that on our Florida trip in January. Already when we ... go to Article
