Tourist’s tent is probably one of the most important things within your camping journey. If you’d like your outdoor recreation was a real rest, and it was possible to sleep normally after long and difficult campaign it is necessary to follow several rules and to listen to the recommendations of professionals.

Marmot Thor 2P Tent	Sierra Designs Antares 3P Tent	Nemo Nano 2P Tent

Choosing a tent and buying rugs, pay attention that rugs should be put in without any backlashes and laps, they better have exactly the same size as your tent.

Some tents have more room for people than the manufacturer has specified. 45 to 50 cm it is minimum fro one person, 60 cm is normal (you can lie without touching each other with elbows). More centimeters it’s profusion. And don’t forget it is absolutely warmer in a smaller tent where sleeping three or four tourists then in a bigger “comfort” one for two persons. Read the rest of this entry »

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Yes. Jogging outside in the cold weather is possible. Usually the main problem is to protect feet against cold. Right socks and right shoes will help you to keep toes warm on those winter runs. But how to choose the right ones? Read the rest of this entry »

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Austrian ski mountains are possibly more famous than any other skiing places in Europe. Austria has great and fun skiing in many provinces. Such names as St. Anton, Kitzbuhel, Lech, Seefeld and Innsbruck allow Austria take its own place amongst the big ski countries in any part of the world.

Innsbruck

Innsbruck, the capital of the Alps, knows a little bit about winter sports, it hosted Winter Olympic Games in 1964 and 1976. For skiers and snowboarders Innsbruck offers about 300 kilometers of slopes and trails in surrounding village resorts which are connected to the city by a free and frequent ski bus. There are several snowboard parks with half-pipes and jumps. You will also find there about 150 prepared cross country trails in the area with so much natural beauty to enjoy. Innsbruck is the perfect place to do some of the best skiing in the Tirol. Read the rest of this entry »

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“The Queen of lake Mälaren”, “The Venice of the North”, “The City which Floats on the Water”… just a garland of names suits the Royal Capital of the Kingdom of Sweden to enhance its reputation for enticing charm and inspiring beauty. Names that try to capture the essential beauty of Stockholm.

Its unbroken tradition, its position on the water, its surrounding heights witness the circumstance that, this splendid town was always in the centre of events and still leads the pulsating life of a metropolis. Read the rest of this entry »

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Are you going after sailfish, tuna, tarpon, kingfish, or blue marlin? Or are you looking for a shark? There is a place where you will find all of them; it is Florida Key West waters. Even if you are going to fish something special, I do not mean stone crabs, snapper, lobster or barracuda, something very special, you can find this special fish you are after here. Just ask for help one of captains, quite all of them have been in these waters from childhood. It is not necessary to tell about how experienced these guys are and how much fun and fish you can catch with them if you hire a boat for a full or half day. Read the rest of this entry »

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Monuments of Rome

Trevi Fountain – Pantheon Navona Square – St. Peter’s basilica in the Vatican City

Start from one of Rome’s highest points: Esquilino Hill. In fact, it seems that the lowest steps of St. Mary Major’s basilica are as high as St. Peter’s dome. Esquilino is also famous for housing some of the oldest churches in Christian history. Leaving the hill you will continue onto Republic Square with the famous Fountain of the Mermaids, or Fountain of Shame, as it is commonly called given the nudity of the statues.

Stop at the Trevi Fountain, where you can admire Nicola Salvi’s masterpiece. Next continue down the famous walkway through the narrow streets of the historic center until reaching Navona Square. This walkway was once used to navigate through the square with small boats. Read the rest of this entry »

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Here you can find destinations which Hotels.com is offering you for family fun, beach get aways, B&B’s, spa and relaxation, golfing or gambling. Read the rest of this entry »

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Thailand has an incredibly wide variety of exciting attractions to keep even the most demanding of holidaymakers happy. There are swimming pools, beaches, boat trips, go-karts, paintballing parks, water sports, bars, clubs and restaurants to name just a few. But there are also many other options for those tourists who are perhaps looking for entertainment with a bit more of a connection to nature.

Thailand’s wildlife and countryside have lots to offer the nature-loving tourist and there is no shortage of places to visit in order to get a taste of them. Some of these greener crowd-pullers are located close to the centre of town, but others take full advantage of the quite stunning landscapes to be found within easy reach of Thailand’s most popular holiday resorts. Read the rest of this entry »

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Kite Surfing

Kitesurfing is one of most exciting and fun sports in the world and Egypt (Hurgada) is the perfect place to learn it fast and easy. The principle of kitesurfing is to use a powerful kite to pull a rider on a small board across the water. By using the power of the kite the rider can perform high jumps and tricks in a controlled and stylish way.

There is no doubt that it can be one of the most radical water sports around, but at the same time it can be mastered very quickly and it does not need to be that radical. Kitesurfing can be as hectic or as laid back as you want it to be. Whatever you make of it, it will be the most fun you ever had on the water. Read the rest of this entry »

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Nostalgic romanticism of the past an the quirky modern life, imperialistic cultural treasures and musical highlights, combined with hospitality and charme: Vienna has a lot to offer!

Vienna is old, Vienna is new: a contrast that is clearly visible in the centre of the “Old City”. The 137m high Stephansdom, on of the Viennese landmarks, is mirrored in the post-modern glass front of the Haas House, which, just like the cathedral, offers a stunning view over the roofs of the city. If you want to explore all this in style, get into a classic Fiaker horse cart. Vienna is especially attractive thanks to the exciting combination of nostalgic flair from the ages of the emperors and the lively cultural scene that does not only spread the newest trends but also takes the responsibility to preserve the heritage and the ancient traditions. Read the rest of this entry »

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