Part 2 of the ADVENTure calendar!
Click here if you need to go back to see Part 1 (Countries 1-5!).
Stay tuned for a collection of blog posts that I’ve found that will go into more detail of each day’s exciting country!
Day 6 ~ Belize!
- Roamaroo went scuba diving in the Blue Hole! That’s their picture above! It’s just gorgeous! They tell you how to get there, where to go, etc!
- Eternal Arrival wrote about how to stay in Ambergris Caye on a budget! She apparently found a very cheap flight and tells you how to too!
- Milana’s Travels loved Belize so much that she went more than once! She also wrote about Ambergris Caye, so it sounds like the place to ~go~!
- My Wanderlusty Life has compiled a great resource of what to pack if you decide to go!!
Day 7 ~ Vietnam!
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- A Girl Abroad did something pretty wild, and she did a bicycle tour of Vietnam!! Man, if you can’t really get to know a country that way, then I don’t know how!
- Who Needs Maps has got you covered if bicycling isn’t your thing. They backpacked through Vietnam and were pleasantly surprised at how much they enjoyed it!
- Creative Travel Guide has written up a full breakdown of taking a cruise around Halong Bay!
- The Search of Happiness tells you all about Hoi An. What to do! What to see! What to buy!
- The Boutique Adventurer has a 4 day itinerary and a slightly different list of things to do in Hoi An!
Day 8 ~ New Zealand
Mostly known for the place where that movie about those dirty Hobbitses was filmed, but New Zealand has a wide variety of adventure and excitement!
- Wandering the World has compiled a few blogs about what to do in Queenstown! Hiking, flyboarding, bungee jumping, oh my!
- Roamaroo couldn’t quite stay put, and opted for a road trip on the South Island! They have some stunning pictures of the landscapes, and some pretty adrenaline pumping activities!
- As Kiwi on the Loose‘s name suggest, she’s a Kiwi (from New Zealand)! She’s decided to start exploring her own home country! She started with a trip to Timaru! It’s a cute little town with adorable animals an interesting statues.
- Dreams in Heels has got you covered if you aren’t able to make it out there! Take a Pic-cation (totally copyrighting that btw) and look at some stunning pictures.
- Miles Less Traveled has a road trip itinerary for the South Island.
Day 9 ~ Peru
Peru is home to the incredible Machu Picchu, but so much more!
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- Wherever I want has several post about what to do before and during your Peruvian trip! She even gets into the nitty gritty of money!
- Wandering Bajan took a trip with GAdventures around Peru, if that’s more your speed! Tours are a great way to get around a place without having to do much planning! Just go with the flow!
- SubjectVerbObject focuses on what to do in Lima! Peru is more than Machu Picchu!
- Gringa Journeys is a girl after my own heart and has made a list of 10 Fun Facts that you might not know about Machu Picchu! And I *didn’t* know them!!
- Then there’s My budget of what I spent on my trip!
- And my other post of the 22 places to see in Peru besides Machu Pichu!
Day 10 ~ Denmark
I first went to Denmark because I had a friend that lived there. I didn’t know much about the country except that it looks like a can opener and there was a Little Mermaid statue there! Funny Sad story about vandals. They occasionally paint her to look like her Disney counterpart.
- Uncensored Travel spent 24 hours in the capital Copenhagen, and jotted down some must sees!
- Latitude Way also has a post about Copenhagen, but it’s for 36 hours if you’ve got a little more time!
- Translating Traveler has got you covered if you’re a little worried about how expensive Scandinavia can be! How to see Copenhagen on a budget!
- The World in my Pocket got an insane deal to fly into Copenhagen and only spent about $75!
Keep checking back each day! New countries, posts, and pictures added daily! Contact me if you’d like your post included! And one pic each day featured on Instagram!
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Very nice article, just what I wanted to find.
November 27 and December 3 inclusive, many Advent calendars, especially those that are reusable, often begin on December 1, although those that are produced for a specific year often include the last few days of November that are part of the liturgical season.
I was not aware!
What an awesome collection of great destination ideas! Thanks for including us! 😉
Not a problem at all! I haven’t been everywhere, so I wanted to include places I haven’t been!
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