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Triangle-shaped mountain behind a frozen waterfall

IcelandJanuary 31, 2018August 11, 2022

Iceland in Winter

If you can brave the chill of the Icelandic winter, then these three routes will guide you through the very best of this veritable Viking wonderland.

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The Carmel Market, Tel Aviv's largest souk, is lined to the brim with spices, jewelry, fresh fruits, and souvenirs of all imaginable shapes and sizes. For a quick breather, slip into an adjacent alley like this one. Underneath the thin canopy of wires are quiet places to take a seat and enjoy a bite.

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🇮🇨 In the southwest of Gran Canaria, where the valley opens its mouth to the sea, lies the fishing village of Puerto de Mogán.

Rosefish and limpets on display in Vila Franca do Campo. Situated in the middle of the island of São Miguel in the Azores, Vila Franca makes a good base for exploration. Less trafficked than Ponta Delgada, it offers a more authentic glimpse into life on the Portuguese archipelago. 🇵🇹 🐟 🍋

The Age of Discovery passed through the Canaries early and left no corners unexplored. But if you frame your gaze just right over the Maspalomas Dunes, you may find yourself facing the mirage of a desolate desert. Don’t be fooled: on the other side of these fine sands is a buzzing clothing-optional beach.

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