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I used to recommend Dubrovnik without hesitation. I’ve stopped doing that. Dubrovnik is still beautiful. But it’s beautiful the way a museum exhibit is beautiful: roped off, managed, moving thousands of people through in shifts. The stones are genuinely old. The walls are real. What’s gone is the feeling of the place. Somewhere between the cruise ship crowds, the selfie queues, and the €18 cocktails, that disappeared. You’re not inside a medieval city. You’re being processed through one. Korčula is what Dubrovnik used to be. What you see arriving The
A road trip through Rías Baixas looks easy to cover quickly on a map. The distances between towns are relatively
Evenings in Baiona move differently from the daytime. The pace slows almost automatically once the light begins changing across the
The coastal paths around Cabo Home feel exposed almost immediately, particularly along the Atlantic-facing sections. You hear the Atlantic before
Vigo works well as a base because it sits in the middle of several completely different types of day trip

October changes the rhythm of the Rías Baixas coast without shutting it down. The crowds thin out, ferry activity becomes

An afternoon between O Grove and La Toja works best when you stop treating it as a checklist of sights
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