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Les sites incontournables en France? English translation pending
by Quadrum · 2005-06-24 · 12 replies
Bonjour,

Je serai en France d'ici peu et j'aimerais savoir quels sont les incontournables pour les villes ci-dessous. Je m'intéresse à tout : art, histoire, sciences, jardins...

Merci!

Annecy, Chamonix, Grenoble, Marseille, Nîmes, Orange, Valence.
Les singes en Thaïlande? English translation pending
by Manneke · 2005-06-23 · 30 replies
OU peut on voir le plus d'animaux en thailande et plus particulièrement les singes?

Merci
Les sites à ne pas manquer dans les Laurentides English translation pending
by Nawer · 2005-04-21 · 2 replies
Salut à vous amis de la nature🙂

Je vais passer 2 à 3 mois dans les environs de Val Morin et j'aurais aimé avoir des infos sur la région.

Est qu'il y a des chutes d'eau intéressantes sans qu'il n'y est trop de paparazi?

merci d'avance nawer
Quels sites côtiers visiter en Bretagne? English translation pending
by Lanomade · 2004-08-17 · 3 replies
Salut, 🙂😊😛

Nous avons fait, mon ami et moi, la cote d'émeraude en mai dernier et nous avons été séduit par la région. Nous projetons de découvrir prochainement, une autre partie cotière de la Bretagne et nous serions curieux de connaitre votre avis sur les endroits que vous avez visité et qu'éventuellement vous nous conseilleriez.

Merci d'avance 😉
Les singes à Ngamba Island (Ouganda) English translation pending
by Moumouna · 2004-05-25 · 1 reply
Bonjour,

J'aimerais patir en Ouganda au mois d'août afin de m'occuper des singes et des gorilles d'une association.Quelqu'un peut-il me donner des renseignements? L'adresse d'un organisme ou des personnes à contatcter.

Un tout grand merci d'avance
Quels sites visiter en Californie? English translation pending
by Vivlavie · 2004-05-08 · 3 replies
Bonjour je pars pour 2 semaines en californie, mais 3 jours chez une copine a LA alors il me reste 10 jours pour visiter...

J'avais penser faire 2-3 jours a san francisco faire la visite d'un ou deux parc national soit yosemite ou sequoia ou death valley lequel avez vous préféré?

Et en profiter pour faire une petite virée a Las vegas

Si vous avez de bonnes adresse je suis preneur...

Merci
Recherche sites proposant des stages à Montréal English translation pending
by Borisila · 2004-01-30 · 11 replies
bonjour

Je suis actuellement à la recherche d'un stage au canada et en particuliers dans la région de montréal.J'aimerai savoir si vous connaissiez des sites ou je pourrais rechercher mon stage ( 1 an a partir de septembre prochain).

en échange je suis à votre disposition pour vous aidez à trouver quelque chose sur toulouse et sa région, j'ai en effet de nombreux contacts grace à ma formation ( Ecole supérieure de Commerce)

Merci d'avance.
Beaux sites pour faire du camping au Québec English translation pending
by Tresore38 · 2003-06-22 · 8 replies
Bonjour,

Je viens à peine de m'inscrire au site et je constate qu'il n'y a pas beaucoup de discussion sur le Québec.

Je demeure en banlieu de Montréal et j'aimerais échanger avec des gens qui font du camping au Québec car c'est ma 2e été à faire du camping...j'ai d��couvert des coins extraordinaires et d'autres un peu moins.

En plus si vous voulez des informations sur le nouveau-Brunswick j'y suis allée visiter ce beau coin de pays alors je pourrais vous aider à trouver des beaux endroits et des choses à visiter...

Alors j'attend de vos nouvelles et surtout......Bon été 😎
What are the best snorkeling spots in Tuamotu?
by Rastad · 2026-05-07 · 2 replies
hi I wanted to know the best snorkeling spots in Tuamotu since I unfortunately don’t have enough time to do everything—I’ll have to pick and choose. Thanks in advance for your help!
Where to buy concert tickets in the United States?
by Johan1984 · 2026-03-10 · 5 replies
Hi everyone,

Quick question—I’m heading to New York soon and I’d love to know if you guys have any recommendations for websites where I can buy concert tickets?
Accommodation and sites along the Transpantaneira
by Freddumonde · 2026-01-23 · 6 replies
Hi everyone. We’re heading to Brazil at the end of August for a month as a couple. Could anyone help us find accommodation and particularly interesting spots along this legendary route? We’ll be renting a car and plan to make 2 or 3 stops, but we prefer exploring on foot or by boat once we’re there. I know that lodging is particularly expensive there and that access to nature is usually on private properties, but our budget is limited and comfort isn’t our priority. Thanks for your replies. Fred
Visiting the Kondoa Rock Art Sites
by Marcelila · 2025-05-17 · 2 replies
Has anyone visited the Kondoa Rock Art Sites recently without a personal vehicle? If so, how did you do it?
Traveling Through Painting
by Sihan · 2025-03-09 · 1 reply
For those with an artistic soul, I invite you to a journey through painting to discover my inspirations as a traveling artist. Traveling through painting Travel sketches

The cradle of humanity, Africa is also the continent where I was born. My childhood was lulled by the call of the muezzin and the waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The colors and light of Morocco remain etched in my heart forever.

As soon as I had the chance, I crossed the desert to meet Black Africa, whose imprint is very present in the Maghreb, a legacy of caravans and trans-Saharan migrations. My steps first took me to West Africa, exuberant, rich in encounters and sharing. Later, East Africa allowed me to glimpse another facet of this multifaceted continent. The beauty of the Ethiopians, whose country lies at the heart of human history, the complexity of Malagasy culture—a mix of the different peoples who have landed on the island—the Rwandan people, wounded but capable of resilience...





It was through India that I discovered Asia. Nourished by teenage readings about the hippie trail, I had always dreamed of one day exploring this mysterious country. My first solo travel experience was in Rajasthan, trekking on the roof of the world. I only returned when my son was a teenager, not wanting to expose him too young to the chaos of this disorienting country.

In the meantime, we traveled together through Vietnam, then Thailand and Laos, and finally Myanmar. Later, I returned alone to Cambodia and more recently to Indonesia. Safe and budget-friendly destinations, the routes of Southeast Asia also have the downside of becoming increasingly crowded.

But one can't help being enchanted by the architectural heritage, the temples, the landscapes, and the ever-present spirituality. When you take the time, Asia gradually reveals itself.
Visiting La Paz
by Michael7759 · 2025-03-03 · 1 reply
Here’s one of our favorite cities in South America. I didn’t dare call it the "capital" because it’s pretty complex for this city.

When I set foot in La Paz, I was immediately struck by its bustling energy and striking contrasts. Perched at over 3,600 meters above sea level, the city blends tradition and modernity in a surprising way. We wandered between the colonial buildings of Plaza Murillo, discovered the secrets of the Witches’ Market with its mysterious potions and amulets, and gained some altitude thanks to the cable car, which offers incredible views of the city and the mountains. For thrill-seekers, we tested the famous Death Road by mountain bike—adrenaline was definitely on tap! Of course, the altitude can be a challenge, so in my article, I also share tips for acclimatizing, great places to stay, and detailed itineraries to make the most of your trip, whether you’re there for a day or three. Anyway, during our trip, we realized that the city is often used as a quick stopover where people don’t linger. And that’s a real shame. Out of 3 weeks in Bolivia, we spent 3 full days in the city and would’ve happily stayed longer. If you want to know more, check it out here: 👉 Read the full article
What guides/websites to prepare a trip to Polynesia?
by Corina25 · 2025-01-03 · 3 replies
Hello, and happy New Year to all travelers!

2025 is shaping up to be amazing, as I’m lucky enough to be planning a 6-week trip to Polynesia. I wanted to buy the *Guide du Routard* (my favorite), but I discovered there isn’t one for this destination. And the *Lonely Planet* is from 2022, which I feel is already a bit outdated. So I’m looking for other resources: in your opinion, what’s the best paper guide, and most importantly, what online resources have you used to prepare a trip to Polynesia?

Thanks!
Stormy Iceland
by Attila · 2024-11-15 · 1 reply
Summer 2020, Transavia cancels at the end of June the flights they put on sale at the beginning of the same month... Not enough customers!

Too bad, it was a unique opportunity to discover Iceland without its overwhelming number of tourists.

Summer 2021, the entry conditions for the island keep changing.

Summer 2022, the Icelandair ticket is booked, the Duster 4x4 is rented, accommodations are reserved—it’s finally our turn to discover this northern gem!

In 3 weeks, we’ll have to make choices.

Our itinerary will skip the Westfjords.

We’ll start our Icelandic adventure in Snæfellsnes and finish at the Golden Circle.

In between, there’ll be roads, tracks, glaciers, volcanoes, fjords, wind, cold, rain, snow, fog, and a touch of sunshine...

A few hikes, a hot spring, and plenty of wonder, especially on the backroads where travelers often find themselves alone against the elements.

Bundle up in your down jacket, grab your scarf and hat to warmly discover the full detailed story of this trip...

Happy reading!

And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate!









Volcanic Réunion
by Attila · 2024-11-07 · 10 replies
A November trip, 15 days of vacation.

What if we finally headed to Réunion Island for that trip canceled by the COVID wave?

A car, 5 stops, and a craving for nature...

The details of our southern adventures are here.

Happy reading!

And if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate!











Horizon Japon English translation pending
by HorizonJap · 2020-09-15 · 0 replies
Bonjour à toutes et à tous.

Après plusieurs voyages au Japon, il m'a semblé naturel de partager mes conseils pratiques aux voyageurs afin qu'ils puissent organiser au mieux leur voyage.

J'ai donc ouvert , mon blog de voyage, Horizon Japon, en août 2020.

J'essaye de e partager mes conseils pratiques aux voyageurs lorsque je rédige sur Horizon Japon en publiant des articles de fond en essayant d'être le plus exhaustif possible sans noyer le lecteur dans trop d'informations. Je préfère m'attacher sur des points bien définis et donner des conseils pratiques le tout illustré par des photos et des vidéos.

J'espère vous voir bientôt sur mon blog de voyage !

Bon voyage !

Quentin - Horizon Japon
Quels sont les principaux sites de petites annonces gratuites en Tunisie? English translation pending
by Roberto54460 · 2020-06-21 · 4 replies
Bonjour, Qu’elles sont les principaux sites de petites annonces gratuites en tunisie? Merci d’avance

Beautiful stops and sites discovered in Morocco in March
by Danouck · 2020-04-11 · 343 replies
In early March, full of carefree joy and happy to return to Morocco, we landed in Marrakech under the sun. We spent just one night in Marrakech at the Hôtel Toulousain, as we did on our previous trip. And we booked our 3 nights for the end of our trip, the second half of March... Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! But we’re not there yet...

Our first goal is to reach Magdaz, a mountain village in the Tessaout Valley, sometimes called the lost valley. We discovered the village of Magdaz on this forum, and we were charmed by the photos and comments from travelers who came before us. The road is easy—it’s dry, and the tarmac takes us right to the village gates at over 2,000 meters above sea level. We arrive in the afternoon and are left speechless by the beauty of the place. A jewel of Berber architecture! Perfectly restored granaries and kasbahs!



A young man from the village guides us on the visit and opens the doors to the terraces overlooking the village.

Several magnificent collective granaries have been beautifully restored. The warm colors of the stone capture the light wonderfully. It’s stunning!



We won’t find anything decent to stay overnight there, so we head back down a bit and settle in at the Assounfou guesthouse. Lovely welcome. The place is in excellent condition and very clean. It’s spacious, but we’re the only ones there. First day full of promise!

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