Celebrity Travel Addict: La Carmina, Stylist TV Host &
One of the strangest locations was Wisconsin. As I had been in America’s Midwest. I loved discovering areas that were quirky and the kind people, like bar and a theme resort. So when and how did your journey addiction begin? Where would be the last three places you traveled to? What was the location you’ve …. Read More
VIDEO: The Caves of Hercules at Northern Morocco
David’s Been Here transports one to northern Morocco at which David ventures past Tangier to find the best day trips from town. 1 stop that couldn’t be overlooked was that the Caves of Hercules(Les Grottes d’Hercule), a natural miracle steeped in legend. The Caves of Hercules are a popular day trip from Tangier (only about …. Read More
10 Things to See and Do in Burgos
The old capital of the Kingdom of Castilla-Leon, Burgos lies in northern Spain. It is located next to the Arlanzon River and was founded during the Reconquista as an outpost. Burgos’ rich history has been represented in the numerous ancient remains. Its early and medieval heritage has shaped the method to see and do in …. Read More
Strategies for First Time Backpackers
Backpacking may be an affordable means to travel far and light. The trick to successful backpacking is to be able to pack light and never buy too much across the way. Choosing the Ideal Backpack Pick a Destination One thing is for backpacking isn’t for everyone — over a trip will NOT be survived by …. Read More
Celebrity Travel Addict: Tom Court, Professional Kitesurfer
This week’s interview is Tom Court, with kite surfer and old buddy. When I filmed from the Dominican Republic back in 2008, tom and I met, and I have been a fan of his ever since. Tom is no stranger to travel for his passion, which requires an adventurous soul and a lot (and lots) …. Read More
VIDEO: The Town of Herzegovina, Bosnia & Pocitelj
In this episode David spends a morning exploring the enchanting medieval town of Pocitelj (Po?itelj) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The city dates back into 1444, however the peak of its power was during the Ottoman occupation. The Ottomans were for over 400 years in Europe! Traces of their past can still be seen from the …. Read More
What to do in Ella
Sri Lanka’s hill country is home to a number of the most gorgeous locales of the island nation. The spectacular views, along with the cool climate, which provide a much-needed respite from Sri Lanka’s overbearing heat have proven to be quite popular with tourists. Take a hike Ella’s city within hill country, has been attracting …. Read More
Top 10 Things
About the Deccan Plateau in India is Bengaluru’s cosmopolitan city . The city, whose origins date back to the age of the Vijayanagara Empire in 1537, is this state of Karnataka’s funding. Since its founding, it’s become a megacity of more than ten million, making it the most third-most populous city in India after Delhi …. Read More
5 Day Trips You Must Require from Canakkale, Turkey
The Turkish seaport of Canakkale, that hugs the shore near the narrowest point on the Asian side of the Dardanelles strait, is located in a place that’s full of culture and history that date back at least six millennia, which gives travelers lots of options for day excursions from Canakkale. Gallipoli Peninsula (World War I …. Read More
VIDEO: Touring Essaouira, Morocco: A Walk Through the Monumental Gates of the City
David’s Been Here is vacationing around all the best websites and main destinations of the area. Here David introduces a brief video. Join David as he walks and displays through the gates of Essaouira, once the entrances into the walled in city. Production by Carlos de Varona from Chromahouse