The Maldives are known as a hub of tranquillity and relaxation, but active travellers will surely not find themselves at a loss. Some of the available pastime options include water-skiing, wind- and kite-surfing, wake-boarding and parasailing. You can even try out one of the latest X-Jetpacks and feel like a real-life action hero soaring above the water.

One of the most outstanding architectural structures of medieval Europe, partly due to human error during construction, the Leaning Tower is today the most famous landmark of Pisa. Its construction began in 1173, and continued for over two centuries. This miscalculated eight-story building is over 55 metres high and leans at an angle of 3.99 degrees. Without any doubts, this popular tourist attraction is a must when visiting the city. Don’t forget your camera, since this is a perfect place to take some amusing photos.

Ranch Pia integrates various facilities. There is pasture for horses, stable with fourteen compartments and outdoor roofed compartment next to the stable. For riding, the premises for equipment, the area for saddling and grooming in front of the stable and smaller roofed areas.

Sozopol, one of Bulgaria’s oldest towns, lies 35 kilometres south of Burgas and is easily accessible within an hour’s drive. Divided into the Old Town and New Town, it offers a charming atmosphere with cobbled streets, Greek (and Greek-inspired) architecture, and traditional Black Sea Revival-style houses. The Old Town is basically a museum-reserve, featuring over 180 historic homes, art galleries, and the archaeological museum, which houses relics of Saint John the Baptist. Beyond its historical heritage, the town is known for its beaches, architecture, and the annual Apollonia Arts and Film Festival in early September. Sozopol’s rich history, dating back 7,000 years, blends with its modern cultural scene, making it a standout destination for a day trip.