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Planning your first trip to the Dominican Republic? Here are some essential tips to discover this country that has much more to offer than its perfect beaches.
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Venture into the countryside to discover the lifestyle of the majority of Dominicans. If you are motorized, get
a map and ride through the country roads.
If not, get into a guagua (local bus) to mingle with the locals.
If you stay at an all inclusive resort,
still taste the local cuisine, reserving
a good table, or attablant
Paris is history, first. The great, the small too. Paris, where we took the Bastille, where we prefer to die standing, wall Federated than live on your knees. Paris, the city of Baron Haussmann, the capital of "progress" of the Universal Exhibition, the Eiffel Tower and Metropolitan. Paris workers, a June 1936 Paris And fear, betrayal, the raids. And then again, Paris is a celebration. Paris swings. Paris on jazz. And the merry month of May in Paris: Sorbonne
Part of the Maghreb, Tunisia is still too often trapped postcards-images that haunt the imagination (exotic beaches, edifying ruins, desert solitude ...), as many synonyms clichés successful holiday.
Guardian of a delicate balance between modernity and tradition, Tunisia still offers a thousand and one ways to discover its other facets. The traveler can then easily follow fugitive impressions of civilizations that
Sumptuous and haunting, Marrakech stands like a mirage at the foot of snow-capped peaks of the High Atlas. Surrounded by red and ocher walls, it is nicknamed the "Red City". Prestigious, Marrakech gave its name to the Kingdom of Morocco.
Founded in 1062 by Youssef Ibn Tachfin the Almoravid dynasty, the town now has 700,000 inhabitants. Third largest city by population Morocco, Marrakech remains the tourist capital of the country.
Famous the world over for its palm and its minaret, this town is a real live show where men and local folklore are cleverly staged in a medieval setting. An impresive cultural heritage of monuments and great museums. Magic!
1. In the land of Oasis, Oman
With its clear waters, its bewitching dunes and its subtropical climate in the north, Oman is ideal for a family getaway original location. After arriving in Muscat, a white city by the sea, go to the desert for a ride on a camel and a part of the Bedouin campsite mode. Laze on the beaches of Sharqiya, but do not forget to visit the turtle reserve of Ras al-Jinz. Your children will be pampered and welcomed by ahlan wa salan ("hello and welcome").
To book your stay with family in the desert in a Bedouin tent, log on www.nomadicdesertcamp.com (in English).
