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Top 8 Must-See Attractions in Sardinia, Italy

Jon Summers09 mins
Sitting pretty between Spain, Tunisia, the French Riviera, and the Italian mainland,Sardiniais one of Europe’s most alluring Mediterranean getaways. With its splendid white sands and translucent turquoise waters, the island is justifiably famed as a beach holiday destination; however, it’s well worth digging deeper to discover Sardinia’s walking trails, urban attractions, and unique cultural heritage.
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Top Hidden Travel Spots in Canada Favored by Locals

Nicole Potter08 mins
Exploring Canada isn’t something you can rush. Every corner of this beautiful country, with its vast landscapes and changing views, tells a different story. However, even for those who live here, experiencing everything Canada has to offer can take a lifetime. So, when Canadians want to unwind or seek adventure, where do they go? GoTravelDaily asked four experts to share their favorite vacation spots, revealing parts of the country you might not be familiar with. You may want to add these to your itinerary for your next trip to Canada.
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Top 9 Must-See Attractions in South Africa

Barbara Griffin07 mins
Any visitor to South Africa will marvel at the country’s diversity in geography, culture, wildlife, and the charm of its people. Each region presents a unique personality, captivating travelers with cosmopolitan cities, enthralling wildlife encounters, rich history, and remote wilderness. From the bustling streets of Cape Town to the wild game viewing in Kruger National Park, every destination enchants and inspires.
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Top 10 Breathtaking Ocean Pools You Must Visit

Vodka Russia08 mins
Sometimes we crave the sensation of plunging into the ocean, waves breaking over our heads, the deeps beneath our feet. However, at other times, we seek a more “contained” seaside swim. This is where ocean pools come in. Whether natural rock grottoes or artificial concrete and tile formations, these oceanside pools offer safe and serene waters combined with breathtaking sea-and-sky views. If you’re looking for a unique seaside experience, or perhaps a transition from traditional swimming pools to the “big blue,” these aquatic oases could be just what you need. Here are some of the world’s most incredible ocean pools.
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Navigating Sardinia: Your Guide to Exploring Italy’s Island

Vodka Man07 mins
Despite being the Mediterranean’s second largest island, Sardinia is relatively compact, measuring roughly 300km (186mi) north-to-south and 125km (78mi) east-to-west. You can cross the entire island in a few hours; however, sinuous two-lane roads and limited rail and bus connections can make short distances more time-consuming to cover than you might expect. Traveling with your own car, motorbike, or bicycle makes it much easier to explore Sardinia’s beaches, archaeological sites, and other destinations not well served by public transport.
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Budget-Friendly Tips to Explore the Amalfi Coast

Nicole Potter07 mins
– where glamorous yachts crowd coastal inlets and lavish hotels beckon – is Italy at its most luxurious. Interestingly, prior to the 20th century, this picturesque 50km (31-mile) stretch was merely a collection of impoverished fishing villages. Thanks to the acclaim from writers and filmmakers, palatial seaside hotels emerged rapidly, attracting celebrities and establishing the Amalfi Coast as a must-see destination. Despite expensive accommodations, deflated tourist prices at restaurants make meals pricey, averaging around €50, while an espresso can go for over €5, which is significantly higher compared to €1 in much of Italy. Nevertheless, the beauty of the Amalfi Coast is undeniable. Here are tips on how to stretch your euros and enjoy this exquisite region without joining the ranks of the wealthy.
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Top Seasons to Experience Sardinia’s Beaches, Cities, and Festivals

Jessica Proctor09 mins
Blessed with a balmy Mediterranean climate, white sands, and sparkling waters, Sardinia is one of southern Europe’s most alluring beach destinations. However, while seaside fun in the sun is the prime motivator for summer visitors, the island’s spectacular hiking trails, impressive archaeological sites, and colorful cultural traditions make Sardinia a year-round destination.
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Top Family-Friendly Activities in Sardinia

Stephanie Cherry09 mins
Sardinia promises an unforgettable family adventure that blends pristine natural landscapes with mysterious archaeological sites, flavorful food, and welcoming people. This captivating atmosphere of the Mediterranean Sea’s second-largest island offers sunny weather most of the year and an array of outdoor activities to suit every age and interest, ensuring kids remain entertained and will want to return for more.
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Budget-Friendly Travel: 14 Affordable Tips for Exploring Croatia

Michael Montes08 mins
Travelers have caught on toCroatia. This beautiful country has seen prices creeping up as more people discover its charms. Luxury hotels have been rapidly emerging, particularly in upmarket resorts along the Adriatic coast and on some islands. However, more affordable options, such as private apartments and family-run guesthouses, are great choices if you’re watching every euro.
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