Julietta Henderson

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48 Hours in Cala’n Bosch for Families

Anyone with children knows how difficult it can be to find a holiday destination that offers enough attractions to keep the kids occupied, while also having appeal to parents. Menorca, one of Spain’s beautiful Balearic islands, has long been popular with families for this very reason. It’s one place that absolutely everyone falls in love with, and, once visited, it’s not unusual for families to return, year after year.  One of the major benefits is that, for a small island,

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Soak Up the Charm and Culture of Kas

Turkey has long been a favourite with tourists, not only for its beautiful beaches, but also for the abundance of cultural attractions. Its fascinating heritage and ancient history can be discovered around every corner and down every backstreet in the cities, towns and villages. Kas, a town with a picturesque harbour set along the Turquoise Coast, may be relatively small, but it’s certainly memorable. Embraced by a diverse landscape – with the azure waters of the Mediterranean as its outlook

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Explore the Historical Side of Side

Today, Side is well-known as a seaside resort town boasting pristine beaches, sparkling blue water, beautiful natural features, and some of the best luxury hotels on the Mediterranean coast. While its reputation as a holiday destination only began during the 90’s tourism boom, the history of Side as a settlement is much longer, and for travellers who love to immerse in the culture of a place, there is plenty to be discovered. Discover the Cultural Side of Side  Dating back

Santa Susanna’s Top 3: Nature, Culture and Beautiful Beaches

If you’re visiting Barcelona you can easily add a side trip to Santa Susanna, on the beautiful Costa Maresme, in Catalonia – a great way to enjoy another side of Spain. It’s only about 65 kilometres from Barcelona, but you may not have heard of it – so I’m here to give you some insider tips and convince you that, if you have a couple of days to spare, this is a great little place to visit.   There are plenty

History With a View in the Old Town of Tossa de Mar

Few destinations in Europe can so deftly combine the pleasure and relaxation of a beach holiday, with substantial history and culture as Spain. The renowned Costa Brava is no exception, and if you’re looking to delve into the past one day and soak up the delights of the Mediterranean beaches the next, Tossa de Mar, in Catalonia, is the perfect solution.  While not many people need tips on how to relax and enjoy a day at the beach, when it

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Chase the Sun in Crete: The Best Ways to Enjoy Mália

The buzzing town of Mália, on the Greek island of Crete has a reputation that precedes it – for sun, surf, and a whole lot of fun after dark! If you’re planning to visit for a summer break, rest assured there’ll be plenty to keep you occupied. Alongside the beach fun, there are plenty of opportunities in between cocktails and nightclubbing to delve into the town’s history (for instance, check out its church that was built with milk…!) But for

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Top 3 Things to See in Hersonissos for History Lovers

Crete is a perennial favourite with international travellers from all over the world. The largest of all the Greek islands, it’s famed for its gorgeous beaches, stunning natural beauty, and fascinating culture. This is an island of so many faces, and wherever you turn there’s something to learn about its ancient history. Explore Cretan History from Hersonissos If you choose the charming northern coastal town of Hersonissos, as a base, you certainly won’t regret your decision. Perfectly placed to explore

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5 Wet and Wild Water Sports to Try in Los Cristianos!

If you’ve heard of Tenerife, you’ve probably heard of Los Cristianos. This bustling, vibrant resort is one of the island’s most popular, particularly with beach lovers – because, well, there’s a lot to love. The gorgeous stretches of sand that once defined a tiny fishing village now attract sun-worshippers from all over the world.  If you’re heading to Los Cristianos, chances are you’re going to spend a LOT of time on one or other of the surrounding beaches – and

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Top 10 Things to Do in Playa de las Americas

The Canary Islands have long been a favourite holiday destination with Brits. Whether you’re looking for culture, outdoor activities, beach fun, or just some downtime to eat, drink and relax, the Canaries have it all!  The largest of the islands is Tenerife, which attracts visitors from all over Europe to explore its unique natural beauty and, of course, the delights of its many beaches. In the southwest of the island, the resort of Playa de las Americas is well-loved for

Top 5 Things We Love About Costa Adeje

Costa Adeje, a resort situated on Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is well-known for its family-friendly beaches, laid back atmosphere, and great range of things to see and do. It doesn’t matter if you’re here for two days or two weeks, this vibrant beach resort will keep you occupied in the most delightful of ways – even if that just means sleeping on a sunlounger under a beach umbrella!   While it’s hard to narrow down the best things

Get Active with the Family in Caleta de Fuste

Caleta de Fuste, on Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, is a wonderful destination for everyone – perhaps, in particular, for families. Not only will you find beautiful beaches and well-priced accommodation, there’s also plenty of things to keep the entire family occupied and entertained for a week or longer – meaning it’s become a highly popular destination for families with children of all ages.  But for those with slightly older children who enjoy getting out and active in the great

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Head to Kavos for 48 Hours of Non-Stop Partying

Sometimes you just need to get away for a couple of days to let your hair down, don’t you? You don’t want to waste weeks researching a mini-break, or spend a fortune on accommodation and flights – you just want some fun! Well, if you think finding a destination that’s easy to get to, budget friendly, and absolutely guaranteed to show you a good time is too good to be true, then chances are you haven’t yet been to Kavos! 

Make the Most of 48 Hours in Barcelona

You could probably spend two weeks in Barcelona and still not see everything – but the truth is, most people who come to this wonderfully cultural city only have a few days at their disposal. The good news is that it’s a highly accessible place, with a decent transport system and comfortable walking distances, so it’s not hard to squeeze in quite a few of its highlights in a short space of time, if need be.  48 Fabulous Hours in