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Santorini: a fragile wonder to experience consciously
Santorini, with its whitewashed houses perched on volcanic craters and fiery sunsets, is a dream destination that fascinates travelers from all over the world. Yet behind the charm of its landscapes lies a challenge and an urgent issue. The Greek island, home to just 15,000 residents, welcomes over 3.4 million visitors each year, creating an […]
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Montescudaio: Authentic Tuscany Between Hills and Sea
Nestled among the gently rolling hills that slope down towards the Tyrrhenian coast, Montescudaio is one of those Tuscan villages that captivate at first sight. Its panoramic position, just a few kilometres from the sea, and its perfectly preserved medieval layout make it an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic experience away from the […]
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5 Unmissable Hikes in Val di Gresta, Trentino
A quiet and authentic corner of Trentino, nestled between Lake Garda and the peaks of Monte Stivo, Val di Gresta is a destination full of surprises. Known as the first organic valley in Trentino, it offers unspoiled rural landscapes, naturally cultivated fields, the scent of wild herbs, and a network of trails that invites you […]
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10 ideas for a sustainable holiday in Sardinia
Not only prstine seas but also spectacular and unexpected canyons, mysterious archaeological sites, and ancient places. Sardinia is home to surprising treasures: stone villages overlooking the quiet sea, forests scented with myrtle and juniper, lagoons where pink flamingos fly low, shaded woods, and nuraghi telling stories of ancient times. If you dream of a holiday […]
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Upper Lake Como: nature and villages for a sustainable holiday
There is a corner of Lake Como where tourism slows down, the air is fresher, and the landscapes become even more wild and authentic. The Upper Lake Como, stretching between the northern shores and alpine valleys, is the ideal destination for those seeking a sustainable holiday, with lakeside villages, scenic walks, and low-impact outdoor sports. […]
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Sierra Norte Greenway: Slow Travel through Andalusia’s Wild Heart
Imagine cycling along an old railway line, where rails have given way to a natural path. Where tunnels are not rushed, and the Andalusian landscape stretches out calmly under a clear sky. This is the Sierra Norte de Sevilla Greenway – a route that invites you to travel with open senses and an open heart. […]
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Via Verde de la Sierra: 36 km of Nature Between Cádiz and Seville
Some routes are not just traveled—they are felt. The Via Verde de la Sierra, in southern Spain, is one of them: a cycling journey through old railway landscapes, dramatic gorges, and whitewashed villages steeped in history. A slow-paced ride between olive groves, tunnels, viaducts, and wild nature. A route between two white villages The greenway […]
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Costa Blanca: between vineyards, mountains and authentic villages
When we think of the Costa Blanca, the first images that come to mind are turquoise waters and tourist resorts. But beyond that postcard view lies a different Costa Blanca: an inland region full of fertile valleys, rugged mountains, authentic villages, and a calm, unhurried lifestyle — perfect for a slow and sustainable getaway. Villages […]
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Brantford and Ontario’s Wild Side: Waterfalls, Trails, and Sustainable Stays
If you’re dreaming of a vacation immersed in Canada’s most authentic natural landscapes—between river trails, nature reserves, and rural scenery that soothes the soul—Brantford might be your perfect destination. Nestled in the heart of Southern Ontario, this green-surrounded town is a gateway to an extraordinary network of hiking paths, parks, and protected areas, where you […]
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Slow Travel, Big Impact: How Sustainable Itineraries Are Redefining the Way We Explore
In a world where travel often revolves around ticking boxes and rushing from one photo opportunity to the next, a quiet revolution is taking place. It’s called slow travel—a movement that’s challenging the idea that speed equals experience. Instead, slow travel promotes depth over distance, sustainability over consumption, and well-being over burnout. And as more […]
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