Mirela Letailleur (The Travel Bunny)

Mirela Letailleur is a Romanian travel blogger writing about affordable travel in Europe, creator of unique free travel guides, local travel expert. Problem solver. Wannabe coffee guru.
Visit Etang de Berre travel guide. Colorful fishermen’s houses and traditional wooden boats along the Miroir aux Oiseaux canal in Martigues, the Venice of Provence, southern France.

Étang de Berre Travel Guide. Visit Martigues & Saint-Chamas. Lagoon Water-Quality Insights

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The Étang de Berre travel guide reveals one of Provence’s hidden gems, a vast brackish lagoon near Marseille surrounded by Martigues, Saint-Chamas, and Istres. Once industrial, it’s now a haven for nature, swimming, and photography. Learn about Étang de Berre beaches, birdwatching trails, and eco-friendly stays perfect for budget travel in southern France. Discover safe Étang de Berre swimming spots, markets, and local food like poutargue in Martigues. Whether you plan a day trip from Aix-en-Provence or a weekend camper escape, this guide gives real tips, verified safety info, and honest insights from personal experience, your complete Étang de Berre companion.

Close-up of a Komodo dragon resting on the ground in Komodo National Park, Indonesia.

Komodo National Park Without The Crowds. How To Visit Responsibly

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Komodo National Park is famous for its dragons, but visiting responsibly means going beyond the obvious. This guide explains how to plan a trip to Komodo without adding to overtourism, from choosing eco-friendly tours in Labuan Bajo to exploring lesser-known islands within the park. You’ll find practical advice on snorkeling and diving sustainably, respecting rules around Komodo dragons, and supporting local communities. With updated information on permits, new ferry routes, and conservation projects, it’s a complete resource for travelers who want to experience Komodo’s beauty while protecting its ecosystems. Plan your Indonesian trip with care and respect.

Panoramic view of Château des Baux-de-Provence ruins with trebuchet and medieval fortress walls overlooking the Alpilles

Complete Guide to Visiting Les Baux-de-Provence: Castle, Village & Hidden Gems

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Perched high in the Alpilles, Les Baux-de-Provence is one of Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, famous for its medieval castle, panoramic views, and rich cultural life. This guide covers everything you need to plan a visit: the Château des Baux-de-Provence with its siege engines and chapels, the immersive art at the Carrières de Lumières, quiet churches like Saint-Vincent and Saint-Blaise, artisan shops, olive oil and wine tastings, and dining at some of the best restaurants in Provence. With practical tips, history, and personal stories, it shows why Les Baux day trips remain a highlight of Provence tourism.

visit grotte Saint Cezaire cave. Illuminated stalactites and rock formations inside Saint Cezaire cave with stone steps leading deeper underground

Visit Saint-Cézaire Cave / Grotte de Saint-Cézaire. Your Full-Day Guide to the Domain

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The Grotte de Saint-Cézaire near Grasse is one of the best caves in Provence to visit in 2025. A 40 minute guided tour takes you 40 metres below ground through spectacular limestone galleries filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and draperies formed over six million years. Highlights include the guide’s sound demo on the musical stalactites and the glowing fluorescent waterfall at the end of the route. With a constant 15°C temperature, the cave is ideal for cooling off in summer or as a rainy day activity. Families also enjoy the discovery trail, orienteering, accrobranche, and leisure park in the domain.

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4 Unique London Experiences to Sharpen Sensitivity To Gender Issues

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London is a city where history and culture meet at every corner, but some places shed light on its gender history in unexpected ways. At the Feminist Library you’ll find an archive of literature and activism that shaped debates on equality. The Old Operating Theatre Museum reveals the harsh realities of women’s healthcare in the past. Walking tours bring to life the stories of Molly houses, early safe spaces for the LGBTQ community. At the Victoria and Albert Museum, exhibitions on gender and sexuality challenge fixed ideas. These unique London experiences combine travel with meaningful reflection.