Ultimate Guides of the month

During the month, I planned, wrote, and researched some less-visited destinations that offer sustainable options. I chose the guides I liked the most, and here they are all compiled. You can read each one separately by clicking on the blue links.

Visit Charleston, SC, USA

From its historic architecture to its coastal ecosystems and vibrant cultural traditions, a visit to Charleston, South Carolina, is worth every moment.

When you visit Charleston, SC, you're not just experiencing Southern charm, but stepping into a community increasingly committed to sustainability. As a walkable city, here is the ultimate guide to enjoying the Holy City while supporting businesses prioritizing environmental and cultural preservation.

Walking trips in Scotland: A guide to exploring on foot

The land of breathtaking landscapes and charming settlements! This walking trips in Scotland goes from coastal paths to mountain trails, these routes showcase the best of Scottish scenery, culture, and hospitality.

One of Scotland's main attractions is hiking. The variety of trails it offers is more than enough to captivate anyone. These routes will allow you to enjoy Scotland in all its splendor.

Edinburgh: The Royal Mile & Arthur's Seat

Start the day at Holyrood Palace. Stroll along the historic Royal Mile to Edinburgh Castle. This 1.6-kilometer stretch dates back to the 16th century and is home to more than 80 heritage buildings. For coffee and bread, visit The Milkman on Cockburn Street, a spot popular for its craft beers and welcoming atmosphere.

For lunch, Howies on Victoria Street serves traditional Scottish dishes, all prepared with local ingredients. To continue your walk, head to Arthur's Seat, an ancient volcano that rises 251 meters above the city. The 40-minute climb rewards you with 360° panoramic views of Edinburgh and its surroundings. According to legend, Arthur's Seat is the sleeping place of a dragon.

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Pueblos Mágicos de Oaxaca

Tradiciones, sabores y paisajes. Lejos de las rutas comerciales, estos Pueblos Mágicos de Oaxaca conservan la auténtica esencia de la cultura oaxaqueña.

Esta ruta está enfocada en los viajes lentos con ritmos más pausados y en encuentros genuinos con las comunidades locales.

Curaçao: A Sustainable Paradise

How to experience it responsibly?

If you're wondering what to do in Curaçao, this guide will introduce you to eco-conscious adventures beyond the typical tourist plan.

The island welcomed over 500 k stay-over visitors and 800 k cruise tourists last year, according to the Curaçao Tourist Board's 2024 annual report. This is a good contribution to the local economy, but it represents a major challenge for sustainability.

Hidden Local Treasures

• Playa Lagun - A beach beloved by snorkelers, fishermen, and locals. Perfect for snorkeling, enjoying the crystal-clear water, and the soft waves. This intimate cove offers a local environment without the crowds.

• Seru Grandi Viewpoint - Worthy of another planet. The markings on the rocks at Seru Grandi show the varying sea levels over the years. Hike this relatively unknown trail at sunrise for breathtaking panoramic views of the island's rugged northern coastline.

• Shete Boka National Park's Hidden Caves - This is the site where waves crash against coral rock formations. It's also the nesting ground for three species of sea turtles. To visit, you'll need a 4x4 SUV or book a tour with Uniek Curaçao. While tourists visit the main park areas, locals know about secluded sea caves accessible only during specific tide conditions.

• Plantation House Knip - This restored historical site offers insight into the island's complex colonial past while supporting cultural preservation efforts. It dates back to the 18th century and at the time was the most successful plantation of divi-divi seeds and sheep wool.