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Among today’s featured posts, we’ll visit Spetses in the Greek Islands, take a tour of Fortín Solano in Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, and check out the Santa Rosa viewpoint in Maracaibo. We’ll also explore other corners of the globe, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Cuba, and Norway. There’s a little bit of everything!
Thank you all for sharing your travels on the Worldmappin map! Have a wonderful day! 😃❤️
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🥇 The Greek Isles: Spetses (the final stop) by
@zo3dAfter an incredible cruise of the Greek Isles on the Norwegian Getaway and a busy itinerary, we were excited to leave the ship and hop on a two and half ferry ride from Athens to the small lesser known island of Spetses.
From my investigations I had realised that Spetses is more of a local island with Greeks catching the ferry from the mainland to spend the weekend in this less frequented island. After the busyness of Santorini, this little piece of paradise was the absolute epitome of rest and recuperation.
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🥈 Fortín Solano - An ancient fort: learn about its history and enjoy the view from above [Eng - Spa] by
@soyunasantacruzFortín Solano offers beautiful views from above of Puerto Cabello in all directions, where you can see its islands, the port, and the entire city.
In ancient times, societies would build fortifications on mountain tops to monitor their coastlines and prevent pirates or invading nations from plundering their resources. Venezuela is no exception to this part of history, and most cities with economic and natural potential have structures built for this purpose.
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🥉 Santa Rosa de Agua Viewpoint in Maracaibo. | Mirador de Santa Rosa de Agua en Maracaibo. by
@noelyssSanta Rosa de Agua is a place full of stilt houses, surrounded by abundant water, where most of the people of the Añú tribe live – a word which means ‘water’. There is a beautiful viewpoint here, from where, at certain times of the day, boats set out to take you on a tour along the entire length of the water, allowing you to enjoy this beautiful place, which boasts a rich history steeped in culture, tradition and much more.
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Honorable Mentions
- A walk, step by step, story by story, Málaga, Spain by
@avdesing
- A Refreshing Beach Walk on a Rainy Day, Cumaná, Venezuela by
@belkyscabrera
- Mangrove Lagoon, the natural heart of Sunsol Ecoland, Margarita Island, Venezuela by
@taniagonzalez
- Visiting La Candonga, Villa Clara, Cuba by
@ibarra95
- Walk, Corrientes, Argentina by
@jlufer
- The last stage of The Child Wanders Trail in southern Norway by
@digi-me
- Chiampo, the city of marble, famous throughout the world, Italy by
@butterfly-jt9
- Pliva Lakes walk, Bosnia and Herzegovina by
@sammy00
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