Last October I spent 3 wonderful, relaxing, regenerating days in Umbria, sleeping in a magical relais called “Il Cantico della Natura” (=the canticle of nature – website here) and exploring the surrounding area, Lake Trasimeno being the highlight…
Reschensee, aka Lake Reschen or Lago di Resia. The submerged steeple (…) During the winter the water freezes and the steeple can be reached on foot…
The Vinschgau Valley, located in north-western South Tyrol (Italy) is the upper part of the Adige or Etsch river valley and is accessible through Meran when arriving from Italy. Gateway to the Stelvio National Park, the Vinschgau Valley stretches all the way to to the borders of Switzerland and Austria, the latter being connected by a highway.
Whale watching in the Genova Canyon, the deepest of the Mediterranean. From humpback whales to dolphins and sperm whales…
My recommendations on what to do and where to stay in any season in the Dolomites, Italy – even if you don’t ski!
I definitely wasn’t expecting I was going to be covered in a mixture of capers, olive oil and sea salt, scrubbed and massaged for over 1 hour, that day, and it’s an experience that still makes me smile when I think back of it. My skin was glowing and so soft, for days after the treatment. And I loved the smell! The capers of Salina are worldwide famous and coming to this tiny island and having this specific scrub treatment felt luxurious, special and unique.
When you go to Aci Trezza and take a walk along the coast, looking at the stacks (Faraglioni) will create this evocative atmosphere, making the visit more special and unforgettable.
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