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Ever read a book that's moved you enough to want to peel back the pages and step through an imaginary door into the world of the characters, and that's described the place to you in such vivid mouth-watering detail that you felt you could almost reach out and touch the landscape through the paper in your hands? You know you have. The massive, magnificent continent of South America has been the inspiration for many authors of some classic novels which have become the tomes of our times.
It's a funny thing isn't it? You discover the most idyllic, secret, fascinating or unusual place in the world but unfortunately you are not usually alone! We all want to find the latest 'undiscovered paradise', but the truth of the matter is that in today's age of accessible travel, the world is a much smaller place and the secret places are becoming fewer and fewer. But take heart, on a Cuba holiday it's possible to get creative and with a little effort and a whisper in a few ears, you can still find some unusual things to do off the beaten track.
Mauritius may be best known as the island of spice, but it is also well regarded for two of the blander condiments that it manufactures: sugar and salt. In fact, these two opposing seasonings show you two very different sides of the island.
With a climate dictated on two sides by Spain and on the other two by the warm North Atlantic region, Portugal is a destination blessed with enviable weather practically year-round. With over three hundred days of sunshine annually, planning walking holidays in Portugal is simply a matter of where, not when! Depending on the region, weather can be as varied as the wonderfully diverse terrain you will encounter in Portugal. In the mountainous north and the central region winters are far chillier than in the coastal Algarve, but each region, and each season, has its own special highlights.
A Marrakech holiday is one full of exotic and rich culture. As you wander the souks and sample the tagine, you will experience a world a million miles away from your own. But outside of the city walls there is an entirely different world awaiting you. Your holiday in Marrakech will take a different turn as you journey the Route of 1000 Kasbahs towards the Atlas Mountains.
Here in the UK, we know the May the 1st as a day of anarchy and rioting. However, in Prague the sentiment couldn't be more different. May Day is unofficial lover's day with poetry and passion making an appearance on the famous Petrin Hill.
Travel on December 5th and your Prague airport shuttle driver might just be dressed as St. Nicholas. Santa Claus may be busy working all year round to deliver presents to the good girls and boys, but on December 5th he takes a break to parade the streets of Prague with an angel and a devil, dispensing material goods to the children of the city.