Rhodes

Lap Up Lazy Days and History in Lindos

Situated on the east coast of the Greek island of Rhodes lies the mediaeval village of Lindos, a hidden gem awaiting discovery by discerning travellers seeking a blend of relaxation and cultural immersion. For those with a penchant for historical attractions, fine dining, and off-peak travel, Lindos beckons with its combination of ancient wonders, pristine beaches, and authentic Mediterranean charm.  Discover the Historical Heart of Lindos  Famed for the Acropolis of Lindos, the natural citadel that towers above the village

48 Hours of Fabulous Family Fun in Faliraki!

Faliraki, on the Greek island of Rhodes, is the ideal resort to choose for a short but sweet family holiday. With stunning sandy beaches, a great range of family-friendly accommodation and exciting attractions dotted around the area, Faliraki is the perfect paradise to keep everyone happy under the sun! Two Days Packed With Family Fun While you could easily spend a week busily exploring Faliraki, an exciting two-day break in this gorgeous Greek town can make for a thoroughly memorable

Kiotari

A Greek Island Escape: Discover Kiotari’s Top 5

Kiotari, on the Greek island of Rhodes, is a wonderful place for a getaway if you’re looking for a relaxing, less bustling kind of holiday than you might expect of a typical beach resort. Over the past couple of decades, it has evolved from a sleepy fishing village to a very desirable, modern destination, dotted with a host of luxury hotels and resorts along its lovely long beachfront. This kind of purpose-built resort is not for everyone, but Kiotari manages

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Culture, Cooking, Crocs and Camels: 3 Days, 3 Ways to Enjoy Agadir

 For some people, Morocco conjures up visions of an exotic, faraway destination with unfamiliar culture and food, and an overwhelming “difference” that makes it seem like it could be more hassle than holiday. While, of course, in some parts of the country (as almost anywhere in the world) visitors could find it hard going and a little intimidating, this is certainly not the case in Agadir — a modern coastal city located in southern Morocco. Get to Know Agadir  An

Gerlos

Hitting the Slopes in Gerlos: Your Guide to an Austrian Winter Wonderland

Nestled amidst the majestic Zillertal Alps, Gerlos beckons with its snow-covered peaks, charming village atmosphere, and diverse ski terrain. This guide will equip you with all you need to know for an unforgettable winter escape in this picture-perfect Austrian resort. Hitting the Pistes   The ski season in Gerlos typically runs from early December to mid-April, with reliable snow conditions throughout. For guaranteed sunshine and longer days, consider visiting in January or February. Terrain Variety: Gerlos boasts 160 km of slopes

Get Close to Nature on a Family Holiday in Los Cristianos

There are lots of possible answers to the age-old question: “where can we take our next family holiday?” When you’re weighing up your options, there are so many things to consider – including the kind of accommodation, things to see and do, and is there really such a thing as a place every member of the family can enjoy equally? We say a resounding yes! Los Cristianos, on the Spanish island of Tenerife, is a hugely popular destination for families

Málaga

Sun, Sea, Sand and Something Different in Malaga

Malaga is a popular holiday destination, known and loved by many. This vibrant city (the second-largest in Andalusia) has much to recommend, not the least being access to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Costa del Sol. But alongside those obvious charms, there’s a host of very different kinds of attractions to discover – many of which will help you unlock the cultural and historical heart of the region.  For anyone considering a short (or longer) break in

Avoriaz: A Perfect Winter Break On and Off Skis

For keen skiers, the French Alps offer a plethora of choices – whatever your abilities. Nowhere is this more true than the ski paradise of Avoriaz – the highest resort in the Portes du Soleil. This magical place sits on top of the world (the Alps, at least!), making up part of the 650 kms of pistes and 14 towns and villages on both sides of the border (with Switzerland) that comprise the Portes du Soleil. But the gratifying thing

Almería: Three Cultural Icons in One Day

In the province of the same name, Almería is a bustling city in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. Its name derives from the Arabic “Al-Mariyya”, meaning “The Mirror” or “The Watchtower”, a reference to Almería’s role throughout history as a lookout point and maritime defence post.  Almería: A Destination With a Past  With a coastline stretching for 200 km – from Pulpí in the east to Adra in the west – Almería has been home to many civilisations throughout

Getting More from Morzine: Make 3 Days Feel Longer

The Alpine ski resort of Morzine is a picturesque holiday destination, a fantastic place to relax and unwind, and a superb location to get out on the slopes (it puts you slap-bang in the middle of one of the largest ski areas in the world, the Portes du Soleil). With that in mind, it almost goes without saying that your skiing (or snow-boarding) is covered – simply step outside and world-class options are, quite literally, on the doorstep. But what

Benidorm

Hidden Culture: Discover a Roman Fort in Benidorm

Boasting beautiful year-round weather and long stretches of sandy coastline, Benidorm is famous for being a beach-lover’s heaven. Although it’s a summer holiday destination famous for its “fly and flop” getaways and vibrant party scene, there is a lesser-known, much more charming side to this popular tourist spot.  Benidorm’s Hidden History Benidorm has several hidden gems waiting to be discovered by the more curious traveller who enjoys the lure of visiting a few cultural sites between tanning sessions, while in

Why Families Love Sunny, Seaside Sa Coma

In the heart of the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar lies Sa Coma, a vibrant resort town on the east coast of the island of Mallorca, Spain. Sandwiched between Cala Millor to the north and S’illot to the south, Sa Coma puts Mallorca on the map, offering holidaymakers the chance to unwind and enjoy some well-earned fun in the sun.  Discover a Summer Paradise in Sa Coma  With its Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and mild winters, the

A 5-Day Escape to Protaras, Cyprus: Sun, Sea, and Serenity

Protaras, located on the southeastern tip of Cyprus, offers an idyllic escape for travellers seeking relaxation, sun and a touch of adventure. With its sun-kissed sparkling waters, golden beaches and lively town atmosphere, Protaras has something for everyone. Whether you’re looking to unwind by the sea, explore local culture or dive into water sports, this destination will captivate you from the moment you arrive.  Here’s how to make the most of five unforgettable days in Protaras. Day 1: Arrival and