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Valentine’s Day is approaching and this venue is just super cute for your romantic date or a fun Galentine’s with your girls! 📍Gloria Osteria, DIFC

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We visited Marrakech a few times now and loved it everytime even more than the previous time. There is so much to do and hopefully we will be back one day to experience more of this vibrant city! I hope you’ll find this guide helpful if you are planning a visit! #marrakech #marrakech #visitmarrakech Marrakech guide, what to do in Marrakech, whete to eat in Marrakech, things to do in Marrakech, must visit sights in Marrakech, best restaurants in Marrakech, rooftops in Marrakech, where to stay in marrakech, marrakech riads, best hotels in

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Sardinia — things nobody tells you before going After spending my summers in Sardinia for the past 6 years, here are a few things I wish more people knew before visiting: • Sardinia is MUCH bigger than people think
You cannot properly “see Sardinia” in 3–4 days. Distances are long and the island is huge. Ideally plan at least 10 days. • You really need a car 
Public transport exists, but it’s limited and not ideal for beach hopping or exploring smaller towns. • It doesn’t feel like the rest of Italy
The culture, landscapes, and food feel very different from mainland Italy. Sardinia has its own identity. • There’s a whole language here
Many locals speak Sardinian — a separate language with influences of Latin and Spanish. • Timing matters
July and August are beautiful but crowded and expensive. June and September are the sweet spot. In May, some places may still be closed. • Some beaches require booking
Especially in peak season. Places like La Pelosa have limited entry, online reservations, and entrance fees. • The water is not always crystal clear
Wind changes everything. One day the sea is turquoise and calm, the next it can look cloudy with sea grass. Checking wind forecasts makes a huge difference. • Costa Smeralda is only a tiny part of Sardinia
There’s so much more beyond the northeast coast — Alghero, Cagliari, the east coast, smaller villages, hidden beaches… • Sardinia can get expensive in summer
Not just luxury hotels - restaurants and beach clubs also get pricey in July and August. • Sardinian food is its own thing
Don’t expect only pizza or carbonara. Try local dishes like culurgiones, bottarga, and fregola. Save this for your Sardinia trip ☀️ ©️No reposts allowed. #Sardinia #sardegna |sardinia guide, sardinia things to know