Wondering what to do in Lagos in the Algarve? You’ve come to the right place. During our road trip through southern Portugal, we stopped off in Lagos, a must-see town in the Algarve, known for its spectacular cliffs, especially those of Ponta de Piedade, its sea caves, its turquoise beaches
Wondering what to do in Armação de Pêra in the Algarve? You’ve come to the right place. During our stay in southern Portugal, we stopped off at Armação de Pêra, a village known for its large beach and lively seafront in summer. In this article, we share with you our
Wondering what to do in Alvor, Portugal? You’ve come to the right place. During our stay in the Algarve, we chose Alvor to explore its beaches and seafront, which are far less concreted than in other parts of the region. In this article, we give you all our tips and
If you’re here, you’re planning a trip to the Lofoten Islands… and frankly, it’s a great idea. This archipelago in the north of Norway made a huge impression on us, as much for its landscapes as for the way we discovered it. But one question quickly came to mind: how
If you’re wondering what to do on the island of Armona, you’ve come to the right place. During our stay in the Algarve, we spent 3 days in Olhão exploring the Ria Formosa Natural Park, and chose to explore the island of Armona. Even in the middle of August, the
Wondering how to visit the Ria Formosa Natural Park? Which cruise to choose? Which birds to spot? You’ve come to the right place! On the border between the Atlantic Ocean and the mainland, the Ria Formosa Natural Park is a must-see in the Algarve, a more raw, more peaceful place,
As you know, we have a real soft spot for Italy. We go back whenever we can, and of course we’ve already visited Rome several times. So we decided to launch a series of articles dedicated to Rome, and what could be more logical than to start with a first
During our motorhome year in Southern Europe, we made a stopover in Zamora, Spain, on the road between France and Portugal’s Douro Valley. A break that came just in time to slow down, take a breather and discover this pretty, human-sized town with its impressive heritage, far from the tourist
When we travel, we tend to take hundreds of photos a day, especially when we go to incredible destinations like the Lofoten Islands or our safari in Namibia. We photograph everything from breathtaking landscapes to scenes of everyday life. And even more so now that we’re traveling with the kids.
We’ve been traveling for many years (our blog Pourquoi Pas Nous has been around since 2016), and we’re used to booking a large proportion of our activities online. Guided tours, museums, excursions… over time, we’ve tested several booking platforms, comparing prices, conditions and quality of service. We’ve used GetYourGuide for
In the heart of Malaga, birthplace of the XXᵉ century master, the Picasso Museum offers a captivating immersion in his creative universe, and is the museum to do during your stay. With paintings, sculptures and surprising objects, it’s a major cultural experience that awaits you, ideal for discovering all the
Around Malaga, are you torn between beaches, white villages and must-see cultural sites? Of all the things to do in the region, we clearly recommend a visit to the Caves of Nerja, a spectacular natural site that richly deserves its place on an Andalusian itinerary. Located just a few kilometers