Where To Travel This January 2023
1. Croatia, you have our hearts forever
Croatia is home to what was once the smallest town in the world in the Guinness Book of Records. The town called “Hum” has a population of only 17 people
From @_explorer_bz
2. Santa Claus series, at Finland
From @petekarttunen
3. The winter in Norway is epic
In winter, the average temperature in Norway is -6.8 degrees Celsius, but the local conditions may vary quite a lot. Around Oslo, snowfall is common and the average winter temperatures are just below zero
From @rockbelz
4. Berlin, you had me at hallo
People tend to assume Venice or Amsterdam would have the most in Europe but Berlin trumps them both with over 180 kilometres of navigable waterways
From @svenbock
5. As the locals say, one beach for each day of the year! At St Johns, Antigua and Barbuda
In Antigua And Barbuda, You can count 365 beaches
When it comes down to it, the reasons to love Antigua are all tied into the things the island is most known for: its beautiful white sand beaches, sailing, the 18th century Nelson's Dockyard, its culinary delicacies, the largest nesting colony of frigate birds in the Caribbean, and much more
From @guy_wassermann
6. Auroras are nature’s way of saying I win
Auroras constantly change shape. The patterns and shapes of auroras are determined by the changing flow of charged particles and the varying magnetic fields
From @momentsofgregory
7. You need to witness at least one Californian sunset in your life
Did you know the name California comes from a 16th century Spanish novel that describes a mythical paradise called California?
From @lenafound
8. Beautiful sights only in Bahia de Santa Marta, Colombia
Enjoy the peace of the bay because of the protection offered from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada – the highest coastal mountain in the world. They become a natural barrier that blocks the choppy waters and storms, even hurricanes that rip through other Caribbean paradises don’t bother visiting this bay
From @metrosarriba
9. Top 6 hotel with incredible views through our eyes
From @wandertowherever
10. Bora Bora Island, Vaitape, French Polynesia is in an island state of mind
Bora Bora is actually a little island that is made up of 3 villages: Anau, Faanui and Vaitape. There are fewer than 9,000 permanent residents. The total area of 29.3 km, is so small that there are no forms of public transit. If you plan to visit, be prepared to either walk or rent a car, bike or two-seater buggy
From @atika.rx via TT
11. City of dreams, at Hong Kong
Hong Kong is officially known as the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Hong Kong has one of the world’s most thriving economies and is a hub for international trade and investment. A cosmopolitan city, Hong Kong weaves Western and Asian influence into a world-class center of business, culture, and trade
From @derryainsworth
12. A day at Mount Taranaki
Do you know that Mount Taranaki is also known as Egmont. It is well known of its group of volcanos.
Places to visit:
1. Poukakai Reflective Tarns
2. country retreat glamping
3. Kent Road
4. Lake Mangamahoe
5. Te Rewa Rewa Bridge
From @wherenextnicole
13. This guy casually gliding through the sky, at DZ Skycenter Puschino, Russia
When you think of professional skydivers you think of crazy people, am I right? Crazy BEAUTIFUL people that is. There is not one single skydiver who isn't so incredibly awesome. The skydiving world is full of a very eclectic and amazing group of people to say the least
From @a_slepnev
14. Girls trip to spend Christmas in Europe = best idea ever. Our itinerary below
- Amsterdam (2 days)
- Bruges (1 day)
- Alsace (1 day Colmar, 1 day Strasbourg)
- Tyrol (2 days)
- Vienna (2 days)
We explored European Christmas markets, saw Christmas lights and giant Christmas trees, ate tons of yummy Christmas food and drank mulled wine, bought Christmas gifts, played in the snow and made tons of memories in this winter wonderland!
From @sammcclendon
15. Roggenburg abbey is one of the very few examples in South Germany where the vision of a baroque monastery complex was completed
From @baroqueblockbuster
16. She sharing with us her 4 day trip to Algarve
From @aureliestory via TT
17. Put the problems away and just enjoy the view of Norway
The natural landscapes in Norway are wonderfully diverse. For instance, you could soak up culture on a city break in Oslo or venture north to the Arctic Circle. And you can even stay in a snow hotel on a Norway winter tour
From @cheaviajar
18. Best spots in Oahu, Hawaii
Top activities to do in Hawaii:
1.) Spot the turtles at Punalu'u Black Sand Beach
2.) Get up close with a Volcano
3.) Watch the Sunrise on Haleakala
4.) Swim with the sea turtles
From @aureliestory via TT
19. Imagine having your wedding here in Bellek Castle & Museum
The castles holds one of the finest collections of antiques, Jurassic Fossils, Medieval weapons and Medieval Armour in Ireland! Other curiosities include the last wolf shot in Connaught & the bed of Grace O’Malley, Ireland’s Pirate Queen
From @mato.ondrus
20. When you are in Venice don’t forget to watch the sunrise
If you want to see the sunrise, the perfect place to see it is in St. Mark’s Square. Which place in Venice you’d watch the sunrise from
From @gondolasanmarco
21. There is nothing Greece cannot fix
One of the most surprising facts about Greece reveals that the majority of the country is actually mountains
From @juliagal_
22. One life. One world. Explore
From @evolutionwithemily
23. A view that could make your heart beat faster, at Lille, France
Lille wows visitors with its lofty bell towers, art collection at Palais des Beaux-Arts (considered the second largest general-interest museum in France, after the Louvre) and famous stuffed waffles at the Méert pâtisserie
From @jusanders23
24. Wander as far as your feet carry you
Known for world-class galleries and museums, fantastic shopping, impressive architecture and fabulous nightlife, there are plenty of reasons that make this Madrid a bucket list destination
From @guigurui
25. Somewhere between living and dreaming, there’s New York
New York City is the most populous city in the United States, with around 8.5 million residents
From @paulo.travels
26. Flying above the world’s oldest desert while greeting the first sunrays was one of the most mind-blowing moments of this trip, at Kulala Wilderness Reserve, Namibia
Enjoy the landscapes and the awe-inspiring display of nature when sun rises above the horizon and brings desert to live. Witness how the oryx sprint and sway the vastness of the desert. Breathe in, breathe out and connect all your senses to this visually striking scenery
Big hearts
Namib Sky Balloon Safaris gives its visitors not only an unforgettable experience, but also stands for the environment and does big steps towards creating awarness to both visitors and the local community. They are looking for more sustainable ways of living (using solar energy, gardening, water conservation), work-ethics and plans to help the community. Namib Sky founded and constantly supports the first Early Childhood Development and Primary School in the area
From @izabel.philippa
27. Just a normal day in Madrid
From @_mary_travels_