los gigantes

Rock your World: The Natural Wonder of Los Gigantes

Getting to Know Los Gigantes Acantilados de Los Gigantes: Fact File Magnificent Views Energetic Hiking An Ancient History Fascinating Biodiversity Where to Stay How to Get There Set in the Santiago del Teide municipality, on the west coast of the Canary Island of Tenerife, Los Gigantes is a popular resort town perfect for couples craving some winter sun.  Get to Know Los Gigantes The name “Los Gigantes”, translating to “The Giants”, is a nod to the Acantilados de Los Gigantes,

Take it Easy in Costa Teguise

Contents: Laidback, Lovely Lanzarote Beaches You’ll Adore Outdoor Activities that Deliver More Where to Stay How to Get There There are many very good reasons the Spanish Canary Islands are one of the most popular, go-to tourism destinations in Europe. Stunning beaches, wonderful year-round weather, fabulous Spanish food, and plenty of culture and history mean that it has appeal to a wide range of demographics.  And the best thing about the Canaries is that you’re completely spoiled for choice! Will

Sliema

Experience the Maltese Charm of Sliema

Contents: Sliema: One of Malta’s Seaside Gems The Promenade The Port: A Gateway to Malta Explore the History of the Town Where to Stay How to Get There When you think of Malta, chances are you think of the island’s capital, Valletta or perhaps the pretty seaside town of St Paul’s Bay. But there’s another, very worthwhile destination that offers just as much in terms of history, culture, architecture and tradition. That place is Sliema.  Often tacked on as a

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Discover the Magic of Morro Jable

Contents: A Visit to Morro Jable Sun, Sea, and Serenity A Beacon of Light Turtle-y Awesome Natural Beauty Have a Whale of a Time Where to Stay How to Get There On the south coast of Fuerteventura, the second largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, is the town of Morro Jable. Located in the Jandía Peninsula, this former fishing village is renowned for its windswept beaches, bustling promenade, and iconic lighthouse. Many traces of Morro Jable’s past can be found in

Short Break Culture: 3 Days in St Paul’s Bay, Malta

Contents: Wandering Through Wignacourt Tower Exploring St Paul’s Shipwreck Church Visiting the Malta Classic Car Collection Museum Taking a Trip to Malta National Aquarium Where to Stay How to Get There Located on the northeastern coast of Malta, St Paul’s Bay is one of the island’s largest seaside towns, known for its vibrant promenade which extends all the way to Qawra. Originally a fishing village, St Paul’s Bay has since transformed into a major commercial area and a hub for

Why Everyone Loves the Family Fun of Costa Adeje!

Contents: Welcome to Costa Adeje Water Park Wonders  Playa Paradise Marine Magic Where to Stay How to Get There Picture this: you’re heading back to your resort after a blissful day at the beach and the sun starts to set, streaking the sky in hues of marigold and crimson. You stop at a pavement café on a quaint side street and enjoy a carajillo while the kids down some fresh orange juice, the scent of cinnamon wafting through the air

3 Days, 3 Classic Gourmet Treats Not to Miss in Malaga

Contents: Food, Glorious Andalusian Food Day One: Pipirrana Malagueña Day Two: Gazpachuelo Malagueño Day Three: Pescaíto Frito Where to Stay How to Get There The delights of Malaga are well documented. With a plethora of golden beaches, unlimited sunshine, and no dearth of historical attractions, this lovely Andalusian gem lounging on the edge of the Mediterranean is confident, cosmopolitan and cultural, much loved by visitors from all over the world. Beyond even that, however, there is yet another reason to

Super Ski Break Resort Guide: Breuil Cervinia

Contents: A Mini Mountain Break in Breuil Cervinia Let’s Talk Snow Excellent Infrastructure Accommodation and Apres The Views, the Views Where to Stay How to Get There Heading off to Europe for a few days of invigorating Alpine skiing is one of the most accessible options for a winter mini-break. With fantastic deals available for even some of the most popular resorts, it’s a quick, convenient way of cramming a week of fun, relaxation and pampering into just a few

Salzburg

Salzburg: City of Secrets and Surprises

As the birthplace of Mozart and with its unbreakable ties to the universally loved Sound of Music film, Salzburg, in Austria, is a city with a big reputation to uphold. The good news for visitors is that it does it effortlessly — inviting you in and welcoming you with grace and genuine enthusiasm. Compact to explore and fantastically well-facilitated for tourists, the city is a jumping off point for short ski breaks in the Austrian Alps and is also rich

Playa de las Américas

Playa de las Américas: Fun in the Sun for Active Families

Tenerife’s reputation as a fun, relaxing and fulfilling holiday destination is well-established, thanks to its soft, sandy beaches, picturesque landscape, and fabulous all-inclusive resorts. Although many tourists flock to the island for the party scene, it’s also a firm favourite amongst families.  Family Fun on Tenerife  One of the best spots for anyone looking for non-stop, inclusive family fun is, without a doubt, Playa de las Américas. Located in the south of the island, this resort destination is great for

Enjoy the Location and Laidback Luxury of Meloneras

As part of the famous Canary Islands, Gran Canaria has long been a favourite with holidaymakers who come for its unique black lava landscape, the stunning beaches, and the turn-back-time appeal of its island life. It also retains a deeply woven cultural heritage that is displayed in a host of monuments and fascinating relics from its history.  If you’re considering a visit to Gran Canaria, chances are you’re looking for that sought after combination of features that allow you to

Costa Calma

Make the Most of an Outdoor Holiday in Costa Calma

Fancy swapping cold and grey winter days for sandy beaches and year-round sun? If you answered yes, then Costa Calma, a resort town on the southeastern coast of Fuerteventura, could be the perfect destination for your next holiday abroad.  Costa Calma is a relatively new town that was built during the tourism boom of the early 1970s. Located in the southern municipality of Pájara, at the top of the Jandía Peninsula, Costa Calma (“the calm coast”) is famed for its

Discover Innsbruck: A Compact City of Culture

Tucked away at the base of the breathtaking Tyrolean mountains, Innsbruck is a popular stop for walkers in search of a hilly hike. The landscape is made up of green hills that transform into incredible, jagged peaks of rock reaching into the blue sky above. This Austrian city is worth a visit for the views alone, but for the curious and engaged traveller there is lots more on offer in this idyllic place than just a good walk. For travellers