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Idyllically positioned along the sunny east coast of Mallorca, the popular resort town of Cala Millor is the perfect destination for a family holiday, no matter how old or young your children are. As well as its very obvious main attraction – the long sandy stretch of beach – there’s a pleasing array of attractions and activities to keep every member of the family occupied and happy. Whether your stay in Cala Millor is just a few days as part
One of the genuine delights of holidaying on Spain’s Costa Blanca is that while you get to enjoy all that wonderful Mediterranean beach culture, there’s also plenty of culture of a very different kind. Being so close to Benidorm (3 kms away) means that, as a base, Cala de Finestrat puts you right in the heart of the action, but even when surrounded by sun loungers, parasols, and beach bars, you’re never too far away from being able to explore
With Ibiza’s reputation as a party island, you don’t have to look too hard to find somewhere picturesque and perfectly positioned to base yourself. This is one beautiful island and, even apart from the fabulous nightlife and beautiful beaches (which, let’s face it, is what most people come for), it offers a surprising array of things to see and do. Discover the Iconic Ibiza Vibe of San Antonio San Antonio, situated on the western coast of the island, is a
It’s pretty hard to find fault with Spain’s Costa Blanca. It is blessed with a beautiful temperate climate (with over 300 days of sunshine a year), and a host of coastal cities, towns and villages each with their own personality, in which to enjoy a relaxing sun-kissed break. Add to that the region’s accessibility, great accommodation, and delicious regional cuisine, and pretty much anywhere you choose as a base will serve you up a winner. For anyone looking for a
If you’re planning a visit to Lloret de Mar, on Spain’s Costa Brava, chances are you’re hoping to spend a lot of your time enjoying the beautiful beaches and crystalline ocean, dining on delicious local food, and generally making the most of the wonderful ambience of this popular Spanish coastal gem. Come for the Sun, Stay for the Culture Lloret’s appeal seems almost universal as an attractive place for families, youthful sunseekers and party-goers, but it also packs a punch
Cala d’Or, situated on the Spanish Balearic island of Mallorca, is a popular holiday resort famous for its seemingly endless sunshine, stunning natural setting, and proliferation of gorgeous sandy beaches. The collective title of Cala d’Or comprises a number of beautiful coves (Cala Esmeralda, Cala Ferrera, Cala Gran, Cala Serena, and Cala Llonga), and with a surprising diversity of size and amenities, there’s the cliched (but highly desirable!) “something for everyone” here – including the opportunity to explore some culture
For anyone planning a visit to the United Arab Emirates, Dubai is usually one of the natural choices. Its reputation as a jewel in the UAE crown is well-deserved, but it’s certainly not the only worthwhile place to visit. Ras Al Khaimah is the capital of the Emirate of the same name, and is the sixth largest city in the UAE. As a short break destination, it has plenty to offer – particularly for those who enjoy getting out and
As the exciting, glitzy capital of the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi attracts eager hordes of visitors from all over the world. It’s a place you could spend two weeks exploring, but equally, even on a short whistle-stop visit, its accessibility and range of attractions mean you can pack a lot in. From fascinating cultural events and interesting historical sites, to invigorating outdoor pursuits and immersion in nature, this diverse destination has no dearth of experiences waiting to be had.
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
Greece is one of the most popular holiday destinations on the planet. That iconic vision of whitewashed stone houses set against a jaw-dropping blue ocean continues to tempt tourists in their droves. But while the stunning coastal scenery and the non-stop party islands are, indeed, a well-deserved drawcard, there’s also another side of Greece to love: that of the countless small towns and villages dotted around the country, which, despite the passage of time, retain the authenticity of their long
The charming coastal village of Pefkohori is one of the most popular places for holidaymakers to the much-lovedregion of northern Greece. Set against a picturesque backdrop of pine-clad hills, its shores lapped by the temperate waters of the Aegean Sea, it really is a tonic for the soul. And there’s absolutely no doubt of the three main attractions here: the beach, the food, and the lively nightlife. If you’re looking for an abundance of history and culture it might not
Most of us would admit to being on a constant search for the ideal holiday destination: one that can fulfil the guilty pleasure of lazing around on a beach delightfully doing “nothing”, but that can also satisfy our need to discover the history and culture of a place. Greece probably comes as close as anywhere in the world to delivering on the promise of this kind of perfection – steeped in the most ancient of history at every turn and,
