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How your holiday contributes to a better future for people and nature
At BungalowNet Group we are good in offering you a carefree holiday. But we also believe it is our responsibility to contribute to the World and create a better and healthier environment. That is why we support Eden Reforestation Projects: an organization that restores forests and is able to help some people out of poverty. In this way your holiday contributes to a sustainable future.
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A holiday in Tarragona during September: Roman History and Coastal Charm
Just a short hour’s drive or train ride from Barcelona, Tarragona is a hidden gem often overlooked by travelers. With its Roman ruins, charming old town, and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, it makes for the perfect autumn holiday, filled with sunshine, history, swimming, and laughter.
Read moreUnveiling the Mysteries of Krampus: Austria's Unique Christmas Tradition
As the holiday season descends upon Austria, the air is filled with the sweet scent of gingerbread and the joyful melodies of carolers. However, amidst the festive cheer, there lurks a shadowy figure, a counterpart to the jolly Santa Claus: The Krampus.
Read moreBarcelona in September - Our perfect autumn holiday
Autumn is one of the most magical seasons to explore the beauty and history of Spain, especially the region of Catalonia, and few places capture this spirit like the city of Barcelona.
Read moreThe perfect holiday in Friuli-Venezia Giulia - We spent our vacation on a houseboat!
As the first signs of summer descended upon us, my wanderlust-filled heart yearned for adventure, and what better way to satisfy it than by embarking on a journey to the enchanting region of Friuli Venezia Giulia in northeastern Italy? With its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and mouthwatering cuisine, Friuli Venezia Giulia promised a summer holiday like no other, and it did not disappoint.
Read moreChristmas Stollen Bread, Lebkuchen and German Mulled Wine
During the last couple of weeks, we did some mental traveling around Europe and got acquainted with the funniest, weirdest, and most heartfelt Christmas holiday traditions, such as Tió de Nadal in Catalonia, la Befana in Italy, and Krampus from Austria. Our last stop will be Germany, where besides knowing how to have a great time, people seem to know how to fill their bellies while spending time at Christmas Markets!
Read moreMeet La Befana - Discover Italy's Epiphany Tradition
In the second article about European traditions about and around Christmas time, we will get closely acquainted with an Italian witch who brings presents and joy, instead of the usual…you know, more evil connotations of the word.
Read moreA Very Funny Christmas Tradition: Tío de Nadal in Catalonia
As the holiday season approaches, many regions around the world prepare to celebrate in unique and wonderful ways. In Catalonia, Spain, one of the most charming and distinctive Christmas traditions is the Tío de Nadal, or "Christmas Log." This beloved cultural practice, rooted in centuries of history, adds a touch of whimsy and excitement to the festive season.
Read moreAdventures Close to Home
I am originally from Den Haag, but I have been living in Groningen for a good 4 years now. Slowly I have started to get used to some of the peculiar customs, unique traditions, and interesting foods that they eat here, such as the “Eierball”.
Read moreA Week in the French Riviera - Summer Memories
Come, walk down with me on memory lane and the footsteps of history, as I explore one of the best holidays of my life so far, and that is saying a lot, as I had many great ones.
Read moreA Blessing of Snow
13 hours of holiday playlists, gas station lunches, roadside naps, and toll station traffic jams. It had been a long journey from Groningen, through Belgium, and finally France. It was well past midnight when our car started its final ascent up the mountain towards Valloire, a small town tucked away in the French alps, against the Italian border...
Read moreThe Old Man and the Lake
The road, like a grey serpent, carved its way through the darkened Czech landscape. Mists had already started forming in the valley below us like eerie, ghostly lakes. We were on the final stretch of our 10-hour drive from the Netherlands and it was well past midnight. Finally, a row of rooftops appeared out of the mist as we arrived at the tiny village of Muckov. A silhouette stood at one of the doors and a porch light turned on.
Read more3 days on the Belgian Coast
You feel like you could use a long weekend? Why not take a few days to relax and enjoy the Belgian Coast? From De Panne to Knokke-Heist, this is an all-season holiday destination.
Read moreSapiniere, a week in the green heart of Europe
I must say that whenever I thought of Luxembourg I thought about... I don't know. Like literally, I cannot say I knew too much about this place until I actually got the real feel of it.
Read moreHof van Zeeland... why is it still my favorite family holiday destination
To start with, I would like to say that planning a family holiday (with children) is not at all the same as planning a holiday for a couple, or nonetheless for yourself.
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