What travel destinations fit the lifestyle?
I am passionate about traveling and I can’t wait when all this mess with pandemic will over. I planned so many trips for 2020 but I had to cancel them all, it’s so sad. By the way, I have already been to more than 20 countries and every time I plan all my trips with travel company. But before making a choice, I recommend reading reviews first. For example, find out a lot of hopper reviews here.
My favourite way of travelling which fits my lifestyle is trekking in the mountains. On tripfrog, I have many saved routes in the Alps. My favourite path is from Triglav (Slovenia) to Venice. It takes almost 200 km.
JC: Gypset enclaves should be hard to get to so that those on a tight schedule won’t venture. It helps if there’s a good surf break. If possible no big resorts or chain businesses, some examples: Montauk, NY, the last town on Long Island. It takes three hours to drive there from NYC and most people think it’s too far. The secret is once you get there, you don’t need to leave. I rent a little surf shack there and don’t need a car or shoes. Lamu, Kenya; a little island off of Kenya… you have to fly on a little commuter plane that often breaks down for days at a time. Waiters go barefoot at all the restaurants, donkeys roam the streets. Ibiza, Spain; there’s an airport on the island, which is a drawback, but it takes awhile to drive to the north of the island where you can hide out in an old farmhouse. FM: How would a Gypset house be decorated? JC: It depends on the house. I have several examples in my book which you can look at. I would say, generally, a mix of local ethnic wares with
