3 pleasant to discover destinations in autumn – The Outdoor Women

Antigua and Barbuda, a multifaceted destination Antigua and Barbuda is one of the favorite destinations of the French for the autumn holidays. The promise...

A luxurious family vacation: Barbian Family House on Sylt – The Outdoor Women

A 4000 square foot magic garden, a luxurious dragon-suite and a ballet room for training: In Barbian Family House is defined family holiday in...

Amsterdam advice: The coolest insider tips – The Outdoor Women

Amsterdam is one of the most beautiful and the most exciting cities in Europe – and because the Dutch city is also easily reached...

And safari in Tanzania: what is the ideal time? – The Outdoor Women

January and February: the short dry season During these two months, the weather is generally dry and hot, with sometimes significant because of adverse...

Changes in menstruation – The Outdoor Women

When traveling, women may either have a delay or absence of rules, or instead be faced with unexpected bleeding midcycle. There may be many...

Contraception and travel – The Outdoor Women

We recommend you discuss the various contraceptive methods and their indications with your doctor. It is desirable to try a new method at least...

Pregnancy and Travel – The Outdoor Women

Is this really the time to travel? All pregnant women should ask themselves the question of the need to travel and assess the risks...

Top 3 cities to visit in 2014 – The Outdoor Women

Paris, a timeless destinationAccording to recent figures, nearly eight million tourists came to Paris. Art and culture enthusiasts will be spoiled for choice when...

Women traveling preparation urinary infections – The Outdoor Women

If you are traveling in an area with little medical infrastructure, it might be useful to take treatments provided prescribed by your doctor for...

Golden nights at Ryad Dyor – a luxury Riad in Marrakech – The Outdoor Women

From the outside the Riad “Ryad Dyor” which is hidden among the narrow streets of the Medina acts pretty unimpressive. But who walks through...