Charlotte Chadwick

A Nature Enthusiast’s Transfer: Fuerteventura Airport to Jandia

What do you call a nature lover who’s planning a trip to Fuerteventura? If you answered ‘Me, duh,’ then might be in for an unexpected treat during your airport transfer. Fuerteventura Airport to Jandia is a journey that will take you past everything from camel safaris to white sandy beaches, all while you relax in one of Shuttle Direct‘s comfortable and clean taxis or buses. After the four and half hour plane ride from London, you’ll be glad to get

Presenting the Past: Our Transfer from Amsterdam to Maastricht

If you don’t know where you came from, how can you know where you’re going? Well, if you happen to be coming from Amsterdam and going to Maastricht, then you’re in luck. Not only does Shuttle Direct have a service that will take you directly from the airport in Amsterdam to Maastricht, you’ll get to drive by some of the most interesting sites in the Netherlands. These historical attractions are worth coming back to. From bunkers and concentration camps to

An Aquatic Paradise: Bulgaria’s Best Waterpark

Ravda, a small village in Bulgaria, is a lovely holiday destination, especially for families. The village itself is beautiful, peaceful and laidback, with summer temperatures averaging out at a steamy 30 degrees Celsius. It’s located on the coastline of the Black Sea, meaning there are a handful of golden sandy beaches where Mum and Dad can sunbathe while the kids splash in the clear blue waves. One of Ravda’s many charms is that, while it is centrally located, it is

Party Your Summer Away at Novalja’s Music Festivals

In recent years, the town of Novalja on the Island of Pag has been dubbed the Croatian Ibiza – and for good reason. It’s a premier party spot filled with rowdy clubs, loud music and cheap drinks. However, the summer is when this boozy, bumping paradise truly comes to life, as that’s when most of the music festivals it’s known for occur. Many of these festivals feature electronic beats and are held on Zrće Beach. Thousands of young people looking

Savour Your Time at Sani Resort

Located on the Kassandra Peninsula in Greece is Sani Resort, a unique, intimate and discrete holiday destination. This family-owned ecological reserve prides itself on its sustainability, and is dedicated to preserving the 1,000 acres of forests, wetlands, beaches and other sources of natural beauty that surround it. However, don’t let that fool you – a stay here is no camping trip. The resort comprises of a selection of luxurious five-star hotels, tied together by the glamourous Marina at the very

Sumptuous Swiss Indulgences: Chocolate and Cheese

If you’ve been craving the finer things in life as of late, I’ve got one word for you (and it’s a tasty one): Switzerland. This country is a feast for your eyes and your mouth. The views are breath-taking and almost unreal (seriously, they look like something out of a movie) and their delicacies? To die for. Read on for the sumptuous sweets and savouries this country is known for. Chocolate I don’t know if there’s anything more stereotypically Swiss than

Bucket List Battles: Paris vs London

When you ask someone where they’d most like to visit in the world, the chance they come back with either London, England or Paris, France as their top choice is quite high. These two bucket list buster cities often come in neck-in-neck – but maybe this infographic can give lovely London or dreamy Paris the extra push it needs to become the winner. Read on for an overview of each urban hub and decide for yourself which is the top

Superb Street Food from Morocco to Turkey

Imagine you’re somewhere far away, somewhere you’ve never been before. Your senses are tingling – you can feel the sun on your shoulders, hear the bustling sounds of the city and a language that is not your own, see the bright colours and the people – the life – ebbing and flowing around you like a river, smell the tantalising scents of dishes you can’t quite put your finger on. But what about the foodie’s favourite sense – taste? When

Red Herrings, Onion Tears and Gruel: Foodie Festivals to Visit

Food has been celebrated for centuries, and there’s no better way to pay homage to your favourite dish than by attending a festival. Close your eyes and open your mouth – Denmark, Scotland and Switzerland have some of the most mouth-watering (and surprising) gastronomic events around. Herring Festival, Denmark The name of this celebration is no red herring – the Danes really have dedicated an entire event to this forage fish. The festival takes place each April in the small

Fall in Love on Our Transfer from Málaga Airport to Nerja

It’s true that Paris is the stereotypical city of love but, much like the death of Romeo, it’s time to poison the idea that it’s the only romantic destination out there. If you and your sweetheart are looking for an intimate getaway, Málaga is a hidden gem. It may not immediately jump to mind: however there are a number of amorous attractions – and you can get a lovely overview of them on your transfer from Málaga Airport to Nerja.

Dead and Gone: Point A to B(uggiba)

What is it about history that interests you most? Are you fascinated by human nature, haunted by yesteryear, intrigued by that which you can never experience firsthand? Whatever it is that draws you in about the past, the physical reminders of what once was are often some of the most thought-provoking and interesting aspects of antiquity. This transfer from Malta Airport to Bugibba will take you by four historical sites that will mesmerise you with their majesty, enthral you with

Hike and Bike Your Way Through Borovets

I know what you’re thinking – a post about Borovets? There’s no way this isn’t going to be about skiing. (Unless you’ve read the title. Then you might not think that.) Although it’s true that this lovely resort in Bulgaria is definitely flocked to by powder hounds every winter, that’s not all it has to offer. If you’re finished dreaming of a white Christmas and are ready to focus on an active summer adventure instead, there’s no better place to

Are You a Tourist or a Traveller?

Although they may seem the same on the surface, being a traveller and being a tourist are two very different things. Here are the core divergences, as per this infographic from Land of Travel. Travellers… Are sensitive, respectful and aware of cultural norms. Different doesn’t mean wrong – it just means it’s not what you’re used to. Choose keepsakes that uniquely represent the country they’ve been visiting. Connect with, learn from and befriend the locals. Are open minded and ask