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David Whitley goes kayaking at night – and picks out four other options for travellers who wish to get out and explore Puerto Rico.

Despite being the biggest city in Istria, Pula feels like a secret. The city boasts a beautiful coastline, Mediterranean weather and a wealth of history to explore. Unlike more popular destinations in Croatia and the west coast of Italy, Pula remains wonderfully rough around the edges. There are signs that it has been touched by the tourism industry, but it still retains its charm. It wouldn’t be a surprise if it were a tourist hotspot in five year’s time, with large hotels on the coast and franchised restaurants, so it is worth visiting while you can still be served cocktails in a small beach-front bar or enjoy Istrian ham in a quaint café in the narrow roads of the city centre

Recently a few of us from the Viator San Francisco team took a day-trip to Monterey, Carmel, and the 17-Mile Drive. Only 2 hours from the city, it makes for an easy day-trip; although it would also be a great area to stay for a couple days if you have the time.

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Food and travel pair together like food and wine. And for the epicurean, a trip revolving around food can really enhance the non-edible delights. Indeed, culinary tourism continues to grow in popularity, and destinations across the globe use their homegrown cuisine and enticement for visitors who love to eat. Imagine a bowl of spicy gumbo after a tour of the Garden District in New Orleans, a medley of fresh Pacific seafood after a walk in Stanley Park in Vancouver, or spicy Indian flavors before a show at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Whether you’re a foodie or a traveler who just loves to eat, you’ll find much to savor and sample in our Top 10 foodie destinations around the world.

There are many places and ways to explore the great American outdoors. At the top of any itinerary you will find the Grand Canyon, and while most people would drive in to check out Lake Meadow and the Hoover Dam, why not avoid the crowds and take the first class route, high about in a helicopter on the Grand Canyon All American Helicopter Tour?

Headed to Italy? These Rome travel tips will help you come prepared for the crazy traffic, how to buy tickets for public transport, where to find drinking water and more.

There are not many places to go to in French Polynesia on a budget quite like Moorea. On this Moorea Snorkeling Safari you will get all the natural glitz of Tahiti, but on an island with less visitors. Here you will swim into the Moorea lagoon, a paradise stocked with some of the most exotic underwater creatures and colorful coral, not to mention bountiful stingrays.

You can find Greek islands with more frenetic nightlife, more secluded getaways, resorts where the needle on the chi-chi-meter reaches further into the red. But few are as well-connected as Paros while offering such a great value for money and enough variety–beaches, churches, bars, classical ruins, restaurants–to satisfy everyone. Throw in plucky little neighbor Antiparos and you have two islands for the price of one. And who doesn’t like getting something for free?

Because of its size and the large number of historic sights to visit, it’s easy to feel like you are only scratching the surface of what Delhi has to offer. If you’re interested in experiencing true Indian hospitality first-hand, a home dinner tour with the Delhi Cultural Experience: Cook and Eat with a Local Family is the perfect way to dive deeper into the country’s culture.