Alex Ryan

Ölüdeniz and Fethiye: Turkey’s Best Nightlife Joints

Recent years have seen Turkey’s popularity as a holiday destination increase significantly. It’s outside Europe and culturally unique, but close enough to be affordable and accessible. It also boasts a great climate pretty much all year round, beautiful landscapes and some truly excellent nightlife. Fethiye and Ölüdeniz, two towns on the southwestern Turquoise Coast are some of the most popular places to visit in the country, and in this article we’ll show you why they’re perfect for a fun-filled getaway.

Mad for Malta: Explore Qawra and Bugibba

Ah, Malta. This little island in the Mediterranean Sea has it all. Its warm climate and beautiful landscapes have made it a tourist favourite, while its long history of conquest has left it with a treasure trove of cultural antiquities and attractions. One of the best places to spend time on the island is St Paul’s Bay, home to the towns of Qawra and Bugibba. These two popular destinations have plenty to offer holidaymakers of all ages and preferences, from

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Explore Benidorm from a Base in Cala de Finestrat

Benidorm has been one of the world’s most famous holiday destinations since it first came to prominence more than 50 years ago, and is still incredibly popular with guests from all over the world. As it’s expanded, it’s had more and more to offer holidaymakers, from budget getaways to luxurious spa experiences.

This means it’s one of the best places for a family holiday, as you can take advantage of a huge range of available activities to build the experience that’s right for you. In this post, I’ll give you some of the best ways to make your break special. My first tip? Book accommodation in the quieter Cala de Finestrat to see a different side of the area, while still staying close enough to the action to make the most of it all.

Discover Disabled Access Holidays in Beautiful Barcelona

Spain’s second most populous city and capital of Catalonia, Barcelona, is one of the best places to take a holiday in Europe. From beaches to bars to its beautiful atmosphere, it’s got something for everyone. It’s large enough to have an open cosmopolitan culture and a sense of buzz, but also quiet enough that it rarely feels too crowded.

There’s more than enough unique culture to take in, and much of it is very accessible to all. Read on for some of the very best things you can do while exploring this world-class city.

Exploring the Wonders of Palma Nova, Majorca

Ah, Majorca – the mere mention of the island is enough to get you thinking about long days relaxing on golden beaches in the summer sun. However, the island has so much more to offer than that. It’s been popular with tourists for so long that a wide range of activities and attractions have sprung up to provide visitors a holiday to remember. Read on for some of our very favourite things to do in and around the resort town

Terrific Torremolinos: A Destination for the Whole Family

If you’re looking for a holiday to satisfy the whole family, Torremolinos could be the perfect place for you. It’s easy enough to just lounge around on a beach when your children are babies and toddlers, but as they grow up you might find you need something a little more to keep them engaged. If this sounds like you, read on for some of the best activities available for the whole family in this up and coming resort.  Where is

The Sweet Treats of Paris: Indulge and Explore

Ah, Paris. The French capital is renowned as one of Europe’s most beautiful cities. There’s a lot to see and do in the City of Lights, and one thing you absolutely can’t miss is the food. As the home of haute cuisine, France has become a byword for quality among culinary enthusiasts – and if you try any of these wonderful sweet treats, you’ll see why. Choux á la Crème Associated with weddings and celebrations, this mix of puff pastry

Must-See Milan: The Best Things to See and Do

One of Italy’s most popular and beautiful cities, Milan, has a lot to offer. Its long history as a political and cultural hub has left it with an astonishing array of attractions, including 50 churches, 25 squares and 20 basilicas. Using this helpful infographic to navigate, let’s get into some of the city’s best attractions. Da Vinci’s Last Supper, Santa Maria d’elle Grazie We begin our journey in this imposing fifteenth-century church. Once a convent for the Dominican Order, this

Wonders of Wroclaw: Historical and Cultural Sites

Wroclaw is a beautiful city with a rich history. As the fourth largest in Poland, the city has existed in some form for more than 1000 years and has been part of the kingdoms of Poland, Bohemia and Hungary, as well as the Habsburg Empire, Prussia and Germany. It first became part of Poland after the Second World War. Since then, the town has carved out a significant cultural role. In addition to housing a renowned university, it was made

Italian Delights: Traditional Venetian Food to Try

Italy is a foodie’s paradise, with a wide variety of dishes to tantalise your taste buds. Still, when many think of Italian cuisine, they think of spaghetti Bolognese, margherita pizza and not much else – but this country has far more to offer, especially if you venture to Venice. Each region boasts a distinct style and signature flavours. As a city on the water, Venice prides itself on its seafood. Read on for some of the best meals you can

A Cheap and Cheerful Beach Resort Break in Sozopol

Cheaper air travel and more bargain-savvy young travellers are seeing UK tourists expand their ambitions for European holidays well beyond the Mediterranean. The past ten years or so have seen the Balkans rise to prominence as a great spot for an affordable summer break. And Sozopol fits the bill perfectly. Nestled in an arcing bay on Bulgaria’s southern coast, this old coastal town is a quaint and quiet home for fishermen and artists in the off-season. But during the summer,

Family Holidays to Remember in Okurcalar, Turkey

Small and relatively close to Antalya, the Mediterranean town of Okurcalar was only recently developed into a tourist destination. Although it’s quiet and has a rustic charm, it’s far from boring – perfect for families looking for to entertain but not overwhelm their young ones. The Beach The most important thing about any family holiday destination is the beach. It’s where you’ll spend most of your time, relaxing and sunning yourself, reading in the shade or splashing around with the

A City Break with a Difference: Budva in Montenegro

Despite the Balkans’ growing popularity as a holiday destination, Montenegro is still very unknown to UK travellers. While it’s a shame that Brits aren’t spending more time getting to know Montenegrin culture, it has its upsides. Going off the beaten track in Budva this lets you meet fellow travellers from all over the world – no more sticking with the first group of English speakers you find! It also means you’ll come home with some truly unique stories – not