Travel Digest #2747

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Hello everyone, glecerioberto@glecerioberto here, and I'll be giving you today's #TravelDigest! We have quite the exciting collection for today. Barcelona, Spain, one of my dream destinations, is featured as our top post. Next, we have Cannobio, Italy, where our author shared how she camped in the lovely town. And in third place is a very inviting tropical destination in Biak, Indonesia. Our honorable mentions also feature places from Greece, Iceland, Philippines, Cuba, Argentina, and Vietnam. Check them all out below and show your support!


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🥇 Castelldefels, a haven just a few minutes from Barcelona [Eng-Esp] by belug@belug

What happened? I like Barcelona, but I'm not crazy about it. I find it too big for my taste: Barcelona is overwhelming. So, since I had to spend two days there—not as a stopover, but because I had to spend two days in one place—I said, “Where am I going?” I thought about Tarragona, but I didn't have a very good experience in Tarragona.

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🥈 A Day in Cannobio Italy: Camping Feels Without the Campsite by ceszianne@ceszianne

Once everything was set, we left the house and started our 2–3 hour drive. It was a fun road trip, especially since it was our first long drive together. We had great conversations in the car with energetic music playing in the background. I really enjoyed the mountain views, and passing through Switzerland felt magical. I almost cried when I saw the turquoise water and the breathtaking landscapes. This places I only used to see in pictures, and now I was finally seeing them with my own eyes.

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🥉 Eastbound | Bosnik Beach & TETE Diving Point Biak Numfor by macchiata@macchiata

Once we unloaded our baggage at our homestay, we were all brimmed with excitement as it looked very beautiful from thousands above our feet. Our guide, Mr John, was planning to take us into his diving hut called Tete Point which in local language means Grandfather "point".

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