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7 Must-Visit Beaches in the Azores for Your Perfect Getaway

The beaches of the Azores have it all. On some islands, you will find ocean pools naturally carved in the rugged coast, while others boast soft black-sand beaches. Often, the best spots, recommended by locals, include a mix of both environments. For travelers accustomed to hotter climates, it may initially feel like it’s never quite warm enough to swim in the Azores. However, acclimatization can help, and beach-going weather in the summer can last for extended periods. Still, be prepared for occasional showers that can raise humidity levels to around 90%.
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10 Iconic Literary Bars Worth Visiting Globally

From Paris to Buenos Aires, you’ll want to settle in and raise a glass at these famous literary bars, notebook at the ready. Saloons, pubs, clubs, and other welcoming watering holes tend to attract writers. These places provide both intellectual and social stimulation in a cozy environment. Moreover, they offer an atmosphere where one can observe and seek inspiration, making them ideal spots for creativity.
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Top 7 Stunning Day Trips Near Austin

The state capital of Texas, Austin, has gained an impressive reputation as a vibrant cultural and artistic hub. However, don’t let its countless attractions—such as live music, galleries, and incredible food—distract you from the breathtaking delights that lie just beyond the city limits. The scenic Hill Country is filled with amazing hiking trails, picturesque lakes and rivers, charming small towns, and top-tier wineries. Therefore, why not extend your city break and indulge in some delightful day trips before packing up? Below are seven of our favorite excursions within a two-hour drive of Austin.
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Top Eateries and Bars in Los Angeles: A Guide to Local Cuisine

At the risk of sounding like a culinary simpleton, I’ve always been a fan of buffets. It’s not the all-you-can-eat draw, but the variety that appeals to me. Finding pasta, orange chicken, and enchiladas in the same place? Pure heaven. I think this is the same reason I love dining in Los Angeles so much. Go to a neighborhood known for its Armenian food, and you’ll also stumble upon superlative Peruvian cuisine alongside a nearly century-old steak joint inspired by the South Pacific — all within the same block.
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Top 10 Must-Do Activities in Indonesia’s Gili Islands

Anyone who’s been to Indonesia’s Gili Islands would likely agree on one thing – you can’t help but feel relaxed as soon as you set foot on the fine white sands. These three small islands off the coast of Lombok are a popular holiday destination, and it’s easy to see why. Its vivid blue waters, rich marine life, and dramatic sunsets present a tropical postcard, enhanced by the ban on motor vehicles, which further contributes to the peaceful atmosphere.
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Budget-Friendly Guide to Exploring the Gili Islands

Gaining popularity among adventurous backpackers just a few decades ago, Lombok’s Gili Islands—Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air—have emerged as a budget travel hotspot. While midrange boutique hotels now line the beachfronts on all three islands, budget-conscious travelers continue to thrive, especially during the low season months. With some handy tips and tricks, you can enjoy Gili Islands without breaking the bank.
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Explore Benin: 11 Budget-Friendly Travel Tips

Benin is already celebrated as one of the most budget-friendly destinations in Africa. However, there are numerous additional ways to make yourBenin tripeven more affordable. From relaxing on sun-soaked beaches and immersing yourself in local Vodou culture to swimming in serene lakes and observing wildlife in Parc National de la Pendjari, this small West African country offers endless adventures at minimal costs.
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Top 9 Budget-Friendly Tips for Saving Money in Florence

Sitting comfortably along the banks of the Arno River, Florence has been welcoming tourists for centuries, building a global reputation that is hard to match. British and German aristocrats began traveling to the city to admire Gothic and Renaissance masterpieces as early as the 17th century, and while the era of the Grand Tour is long gone, the stream of visitors has not stopped.
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Optimal Seasons for Oregon Festivals, Blooms, and Outdoor Activities

Oregon is a captivating year-round destination, with each season showcasing its unique perks. Summers are undoubtedly magical, with warm temperatures that make it nearly impossible for anyone to stay indoors. However, every season brings its special charm, and while you may encounter some rain, it is just a part of the Oregon experience. Here’s what you need to know about visiting Oregon throughout the year.
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