Month: March 2017

Tasmania is an island of stunning beauty, rich history, and fantastic food. Whether it’s the instantly recognizable profile of Cradle Mountain, the tannin-stained waters of the Gordon River, or simply relaxing with a coffee down by the Salamanca waterfront, there is something here for everyone.

You’ll also be very pleased to know that ‘Tassie’ is the perfect size for a road trip. There is so much you can see and do in 7 days, you’ll be planning your return on Inspirock before you know it.
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Germany is a wonderful country with a rich history and if you plan on visiting it soon, you will have a trip to remember! You can choose between big cities with famous landmarks (the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, the European Central Bank in Frankfurt) or go for smaller cities, each with something special. The landscape is beautiful everywhere you go, so no matter what you fancy – beaches or mountains – Germany has a place for you. For a trip that will give you the chance to see as much as possible, here are five different cities to include on your plan a trip to Germany.

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Rome wasn’t built in a day, they say. To properly visit Rome, a lifetime is not enough. However, as overwhelming as the eternal city can be, planning a trip to Rome your own is not that hard, and here you will find all the tips and recommendations you need.

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Puerto Rico is the smallest island nation of the Greater Antilles in the Caribbean. What most people don’t know about Puerto Rico is that the commonwealth is actually an archipelago that includes a few smaller islands that are a part of the Lesser Antilles as well, two of which are inhabited. Mainland Puerto Rico is already fairly small, covering only 3,363 square miles, the two inhabited islands, Culebra and Vieques, are only 51 and 27 square miles, respectively.

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Planning a Road Trip on the French Riviera

The French Riviera- the stretch of Mediterranean coastline that starts just east of the southern port city of Marseille and ends at the Italian border- has a reputation as one of the most beautiful areas in the world, and for good reason. Not only is the weather fantastic pretty much year-round (310-330 days of the sunshine per year!), the beaches are pristine, the cities colorful, and the history rich. The French call it the Cote d’Azur- the Azure Coast– and it has inspired generations of artists and writers, from Hemingway to Picasso to Monet, with its picturesque vistas and grand, storied villas.

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