Travel: sun destinations trend
To make you dream - or help you in planning your holiday - we have listed the five sun destinations of the year.
Tulum
This wild two hours from Cancun, Mexico beach, went from hippie destination place among the most wired in the world. Models, designers and other celebrities gather to soak up the sun, enjoy fresh fish, drinking margaritas and doing yoga.
A must: The magnificent ruins of Tulum and Coba, which reflect the sophistication of the great Mayan civilizations.
When to go: From late November to the end of June, as the summer and fall generally experience heavy rains.
How many days: A good week to win daily and visit all the sites of interest.
Budget: Several beach huts are available at very reasonable prices, but beware of tourist traps!
Puerto Rico
Bringing together African cultures, Andean and Spanish, this beautiful island offers piña coladas - a local invention - and salsa lovers sun tourists. With the inauguration of several boutique hotels (including O: Live) and luxury hotel establishments (like the Ritz-Carlton) as well as some fine restaurants, Puerto Rico has become the new destination in. Among our favorites include the heart Hacienda Luz de Luna, where plantain risotto and sorbet you can taste the mojito made up of freshly picked ingredients locally.
A must: Nights Salsa Nuyorican Cafe in San Juan.
When to go: From mid-April to June to avoid the crowds of winter and summer rains.
How many days: Four or five well explore the island.
Budget: There is everything from high-quality resorts at very affordable beach houses. In general, the prices of hotel rooms start at $ 150 per night in low season.
Corsica
It is on this rustic island that holidaymakers advised to find themselves looking calm and wilderness on the edge of the Mediterranean. Kate Moss and Jamie Hince celebrated their honeymoon, and Laetitia Casta spends his summers. If Porto-Vecchio is the center of the jet set with its upscale restaurants and boutique hotels on the south coast, nature lovers prefer exploring the craggy mountains of the island.
A must: Scandola Nature Reserve, where you can see rare birds and enter the caves.
When to go: May to July to avoid the intense heat.
How many days: Ten, if you like to cut the world.
Budget: About $ 325 per person per day, more if you have expensive tastes.
Bodrum
On the Turkish Riviera, exotic landscapes, traditional foods and historical sites literally breathtaking. On one hand, this peninsula in the Aegean Sea offers luxury hotels and fine spirits to the heirs and mannequins. On the other, Gumusluk brings class and bohemian, with a little luck you can spot the old Greek village of Myndos, submerged in the lagoon.
A must: Ice Tangerine or fishing in DOGAL Dondurma.
When to go: Spring and fall to avoid the crowds and heat waves.
How many days: Four or five are enough.
Budget: From modest ($ 10 for a meal) with generous ($ 100), according to his lifestyle.
Goa
This former Portuguese colony of India is THE quintessential bohemian destination. Nature lovers and trance go there to dance and do yoga or just relaxing in a dream (Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are fans).
A must: Calizz, a museum that explores the heritage of the region and its restaurant is very nice.
When to go: In early October, after the monsoon.
How many days a week at least, to have time to recover from the journey and jet lag.
Budget: Allow a minimum of $ 1,000 per person for seven days, airfare excluded
To make you dream - or help you in planning your holiday - we have listed the five sun destinations of the year.
Tulum
This wild two hours from Cancun, Mexico beach, went from hippie destination place among the most wired in the world. Models, designers and other celebrities gather to soak up the sun, enjoy fresh fish, drinking margaritas and doing yoga.
A must: The magnificent ruins of Tulum and Coba, which reflect the sophistication of the great Mayan civilizations.
When to go: From late November to the end of June, as the summer and fall generally experience heavy rains.
How many days: A good week to win daily and visit all the sites of interest.
Budget: Several beach huts are available at very reasonable prices, but beware of tourist traps!
Puerto Rico
Bringing together African cultures, Andean and Spanish, this beautiful island offers piña coladas - a local invention - and salsa lovers sun tourists. With the inauguration of several boutique hotels (including O: Live) and luxury hotel establishments (like the Ritz-Carlton) as well as some fine restaurants, Puerto Rico has become the new destination in. Among our favorites include the heart Hacienda Luz de Luna, where plantain risotto and sorbet you can taste the mojito made up of freshly picked ingredients locally.
A must: Nights Salsa Nuyorican Cafe in San Juan.
When to go: From mid-April to June to avoid the crowds of winter and summer rains.
How many days: Four or five well explore the island.
Budget: There is everything from high-quality resorts at very affordable beach houses. In general, the prices of hotel rooms start at $ 150 per night in low season.
Corsica
It is on this rustic island that holidaymakers advised to find themselves looking calm and wilderness on the edge of the Mediterranean. Kate Moss and Jamie Hince celebrated their honeymoon, and Laetitia Casta spends his summers. If Porto-Vecchio is the center of the jet set with its upscale restaurants and boutique hotels on the south coast, nature lovers prefer exploring the craggy mountains of the island.
A must: Scandola Nature Reserve, where you can see rare birds and enter the caves.
When to go: May to July to avoid the intense heat.
How many days: Ten, if you like to cut the world.
Budget: About $ 325 per person per day, more if you have expensive tastes.
Bodrum
On the Turkish Riviera, exotic landscapes, traditional foods and historical sites literally breathtaking. On one hand, this peninsula in the Aegean Sea offers luxury hotels and fine spirits to the heirs and mannequins. On the other, Gumusluk brings class and bohemian, with a little luck you can spot the old Greek village of Myndos, submerged in the lagoon.
A must: Ice Tangerine or fishing in DOGAL Dondurma.
When to go: Spring and fall to avoid the crowds and heat waves.
How many days: Four or five are enough.
Budget: From modest ($ 10 for a meal) with generous ($ 100), according to his lifestyle.
Goa
This former Portuguese colony of India is THE quintessential bohemian destination. Nature lovers and trance go there to dance and do yoga or just relaxing in a dream (Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are fans).
A must: Calizz, a museum that explores the heritage of the region and its restaurant is very nice.
When to go: In early October, after the monsoon.
How many days a week at least, to have time to recover from the journey and jet lag.
Budget: Allow a minimum of $ 1,000 per person for seven days, airfare excluded
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