Iceland is known for its dramatic landscapes and unique natural phenomena, but there is one experience that combines nature, design and wellbeing particularly effectively: Sky Lagoon in Reykjavík. More than a simple lagoon, it is a concept designed to provide deep relaxation through the natural properties of geothermal water. What makes geothermal water so special…
Puffins in Iceland: where to see them and why they are so special There are many reasons to visit Iceland. Puffins are one of them, and this is not a minor detail. These birds, known in Portuguese as sea parrots, combine a distinctive appearance with behaviours that are rare in the animal world, making them…
Northern lights in Iceland: science, legends and how to experience them Imagine absolute silence. A still lake reflects the sky like an imperfect mirror. The wind moves across the landscape and everything around you seems suspended. Snow stretches as far as the eye can see. When you look up, the sky is not empty. It…
When to visit Iceland: how to choose the best time of year Deciding when to visit Iceland is one of the most important choices when planning a journey to this unique destination. The truth is that visiting Iceland depends directly on the type of experience you are looking for: natural landscapes with long days, northern…
Why choose a personalised journey to Portugal Choosing a personalised journey to Portugal is the smartest way to discover a destination that combines centuries of history, rich culture and extraordinary landscapes. Unlike traditional tours, where everything is predefined, here every detail is planned according to your profile, interests and pace. Portugal is a special destination…
The natural pools in Madeira and the Azores are one of the best ways to feel the Atlantic without turning the trip into a simple day at the beach. In Madeira, the experience is more direct, with well structured bathing areas, easy access and places where dark rock creates natural pools with striking landscapes. In…
designed experiences, gastronomic culture makes it possible to build an itinerary guided by flavour: a morning in a market, an unhurried lunch by the Mediterranean, a tapas route in the late afternoon or a meal where the traditional dish explains the landscape from which it came. Spanish cuisine is not built around a single recipe….
