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Sardinien - Cala Gonone zur Cala Luna
Wir starten direkt am Campingplatz zur Cala Luna. Zunächst geht es über Gehweg und Straße fast bis zur Cala Fuili. Hier kann man den Kletterern zusehen oder auch ein erfrischendes Bad im Meer genießen, bevor es bergauf und über Stock und Stein geht. Der Weg selbst bietet wenige Ausblicke auf…
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Sardinien - Cala Goloritze
Am Parkplatz angekommen, warten die ersten Esel. Der Eintritt hat 7€ pro Person gekostet und man wird gefragt, ob man genug zu trinken dabei hat (es gibt keine Einkehrmöglichkeit).
Der Strand ist traumhaft schön.
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Sardinien - Hochebene bei Urzulei
Oberhalb von Urzulei führt uns die Straße zur Hochebene, wo wir die ersten Esel, Schweine und Ziegen entdecken und einen Parkplatz finden.
Wir wandern annähernd allein und auch der Weg verlässt uns zwischendurch, sodass wir nach Steinmännchen Ausschau halten und über Ziegenpfade diesen wiederfinden.
An einer „Hofstelle“ vorbei gelangen wir…
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Jürgen (GeeBee), Anthony Haye and OlliB like this.
June 22, 2025
This island is great for exploring by bike. We chose the western part of the island and cycled along the coast, through vineyards and cornfields, to Le Phare. Here, you can enjoy a refreshing swim in the sea. Along the way, we passed charming little towns, a weekly market, and the salt fields and their shops.
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June 22, 2025
The ride begins with beautiful bike paths through the pine forests to the Dune de Pilat.
After a relaxing break, we head to La Teste-de-Buch, where we stock up on supplies for our next picnic at the Intermarché. We leave the zoo to the left and head onto the main road for almost 15 kilometers, without
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June 15, 2025
On this tour, a mostly wide forest path leads us through the forest, with the river rushing beside us.
From time to time, we can pull off to viewpoints and catch a glimpse of the roaring water.
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June 15, 2025
The trail initially leads steadily and, at times, steeply up the mountain. The strenuous climb is rewarded with a wonderful view. We enjoy our break up here and watch the vultures soaring.
Then we descend to the Rio Yaga. The trail is adventurous, even steeper, and a lot of fun. The climb back to the
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June 12, 2025
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June 12, 2025
There aren't many parking spaces at our starting point! This hike is exciting because of its variety. It goes up and down, along the canyon, both along the steep wall and along the water.
It's worth stopping and looking up at the sky for a moment. Not only swallows but also vultures are circling there.
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June 11, 2025
At the end of the Valle de Pineta, there is a large, free parking lot (mid-June).
At the tourist information office, we pick up a hiking map and an information brochure about the Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park. We climb higher and higher through boxwood and fern forest until we have a clear view
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110baerchen, Viktor Pradel and Michel. R like this.
June 10, 2025
We begin our valley hike at the Hospital de Benasque, where there is a large parking lot. The trail leads us along the Rio Esera through colorful flowering meadows. A short, winding section brings us into a pine forest. A short while later, we reach a beautiful lake. Here, we cross the road and, after
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110baerchen and Michel. R like this.
June 9, 2025
A wonderfully beautiful hike. The trail initially leads us through a pine forest lined with azaleas. The scent of the trees is wonderful.
But soon, the trees are left behind and you have a clear view of the mountains, the snow, and the waterfalls. Since the trail leads through long stretches of scree
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June 24, 2025
We start at the Le Lac d'Orient campsite and head for Troyes. The route mostly follows good bike paths, but you'll need to be more careful in the city. We park our bikes at the Basilica of St. Urban and explore the city on foot. You can find your way using the signs on the ground (see picture - golden
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