GURU: noun [C] /guːruː/ an expert in a particular subject who gives advice

"We loved visiting Puerto de Mogán. The streets were filled with colourful flowers and the houses were white with coloured stripes as well."

"Visiting the banana plantations and getting a tour with a guide. You may even taste the bananas, some banana wine & liqueur, and banana jam!"

"Don’t forget sunscreen, sunglasses and bring a lot of tops instead of sweaters. It can be very hot!"

"We loved our accommodation close to the Maspalomas Dunes. You can walk to the beach and it’s one of the best places to stay when visiting this island."

"You can't go wrong with an umbrella! Whether it's to give you shade from the sun or to keep you dry during a downpour - remember to pack one!"

"Over 19 parts of Dubrovnik were used as filming locations in the Game of Thrones!"

"Like caramel sauce! A very beautiful experience to watch the sun rise behind the dunes."

"Make sure you pack for all seasons - the weather is very changeable and at night the temperatures often drop meaning chilly nights."

"Kyrgyzstan was the first stop, heading west from China, on the Ancient Silk Road Route. The country’s best Silk Road building is Tash Rabat, a caravanserai hidden in the Thien Shan mountains. "

"A RAIN COAT, sun hat, comfortable shoes and a camera, are your must pack items for this adventure."

"Two options exist- a 13 minute or 25 minute ride, with prices increasing depending on the duration. I did the 13 minute ride which was more than enough time in terms of views and photography."

"The minimum age is 2 years old, and the maximum weight listed is 100kgs (however they use their discretion and may allow heavier patrons). To sit in the front seat, you must weigh <90kgs."

"All you need is your camera for this activity. At some point, you’ll opt to put your camera away and feast on the beauty with your own eyes!"

"A sweater!! Even though Montserrat is near Barcelona and the weather there is mild, pack a sweater because at almost 1300m it is much colder and windier."

"Its porticoes! In fact, Bologna's porticoes are now a world heritage site. With 62km of them covering the whole city, they are perfect for any weather AND incredibly photogenic."

"Eat! Bologna is Italy's food capital and boy do you know it when you're here! From bolognese to tortellini en brodo, it's all delicious. You must do a cooking class with a local!"

"Climb one of Bologna's towers (be warned they're steep), hang out in Piazza Maggiore and visit the oldest university in the world. Grab the bus up to San Luca too for the best views!"

"Your camera will get a workout here. It is unbelievably photogenic! Make sure you pack good walking shoes for all the tower climbing and portico wandering you'll do!"

"I love how the nature is varied here. Sometimes you can get the feeling that this island isn't real."