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Short Break Culture: 3 Days in St Paul’s Bay, Malta

24 December, 2024

Contents: Wandering Through Wignacourt Tower Exploring St Paul’s Shipwreck Church Visiting the Malta Classic Car Collection Museum Taking a Trip to Malta National Aquarium Where to Stay How to Get There Located on the northeastern coast of Malta, St Paul’s Bay is one of the island’s largest seaside towns, known for its vibrant promenade which extends all the way to Qawra. Originally a fishing village, St Paul’s Bay has since transformed into a major commercial area and a hub for

Why Everyone Loves the Family Fun of Costa Adeje!

18 December, 2024

Contents: Welcome to Costa Adeje Water Park Wonders  Playa Paradise Marine Magic Where to Stay How to Get There Picture this: you’re heading back to your resort after a blissful day at the beach and the sun starts to set, streaking the sky in hues of marigold and crimson. You stop at a pavement café on a quaint side street and enjoy a carajillo while the kids down some fresh orange juice, the scent of cinnamon wafting through the air

Costa Calma

Make the Most of an Outdoor Holiday in Costa Calma

20 November, 2024

Fancy swapping cold and grey winter days for sandy beaches and year-round sun? If you answered yes, then Costa Calma, a resort town on the southeastern coast of Fuerteventura, could be the perfect destination for your next holiday abroad.  Costa Calma is a relatively new town that was built during the tourism boom of the early 1970s. Located in the southern municipality of Pájara, at the top of the Jandía Peninsula, Costa Calma (“the calm coast”) is famed for its

Chamonix

Chamonix: A Family Resort for All Seasons

10 November, 2024

In the heart of the French Alps is the commune of Chamonix, a world-renowned ski resort and location of the first ever Winter Olympics, in 1924. Situated in the Haute-Savoie region of France, Chamonix is bordered by Italy, Switzerland, and dominated by the Aiguilles de Chamonix mountain range in the Mont Blanc massif. From the soaring snow-capped peaks to the sweeping glacial floor, the natural beauty of the Chamonix Valley is second to none. Although the Alpine town is known

Almería: Three Cultural Icons in One Day

10 October, 2024

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

Why Families Love Sunny, Seaside Sa Coma

30 September, 2024

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 Weekend to Immerse in the Medieval Magic of Tossa de Mar

16 September, 2024

Set within the municipality of Catalonia is the medieval town of Tossa de Mar, situated on the picture-postcard Costa Brava (‘Wild Coast’) in northeastern Spain. Tossa de Mar is a treasure trove of ancient ruins and historical monuments that have awed visitors since the arrival of mass tourism in the 1950s. The Belarusian-French painter Marc Chagall was so impressed by the quality of light in Tossa de Mar that he dubbed the town the ‘Blue Paradise’. Battlemented stone walls, majestic

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Super Salou: Home of Theme and Amusement Parks

27 August, 2024

In the Tarragona province along Spain’s Costa Daurada is sunny Salou, a lively coastal town with palm-lined promenades and sun-soaked beaches. With its calm waters, child-friendly restaurants and family-orientated resorts, Salou is the perfect destination for you and your brood to unwind by the sea and enjoy bucketloads of quality time as a family. But no trip to Salou would be complete without visiting one of its action-packed amusement parks that lure in millions of tourists from around the world

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A Family Holiday on Fuerteventura: Consider Costa Calma

16 August, 2024

At the northern end of Fuerteventura’s Jandía Peninsula is the resort town of Costa Calma, which takes its name from the gentle offshore winds and calm waters that lap the peaceful coastline. Costa Calma is a fitting moniker, considering this is easily one of the best spots for a relaxing beach holiday in the Canary Islands.  The striking 17-mile stretch of coast that bookends Costa Calma is perhaps the island’s most beautiful—a soft white-sand shoreline surrounded by turquoise waters and

Benalmádena

Benalmádena: Cultural Attractions and Beautiful Beaches

29 July, 2024

Benalmádena is a small resort town situated on the sunny shores of Costa del Sol in southern Spain, lying 12 km from Málaga, between Fuengirola and Torremolinos. The name of the town is derived from the Arabic “Ibn al-Madina”, meaning “son of the mines”, pointing to the mining activities carried out in the region during the Moorish period.  Discover Benalmádena  There are three main parts to the town. First, there’s the sprawling old town of Benalmádena Pueblo, perched atop a

Magaluf: Megafun in the Balearic Sun

18 July, 2024

Fancy a big night out in one of Europe’s hottest party destinations? If the answer is yes, then a trip to Magaluf could be for you—and long overdue! This resort town, located on the southwest coast of Mallorca, has the reputation of being the party capital of Spain, and with good reason—it’s home to some of the best beach clubs in the Balearic Islands and attracts more than a million holidaymakers each year. Lounge on Playa de Magaluf by day,

Ciutadella

Ciutadella: The Heart of Menorca’s History

26 June, 2024

Ciutadella, a port city located on the west coast of Menorca, is a must-visit for keen travellers who enjoy history and culture. Once the capital of Menorca (until replaced by Mahón in the early eighteenth century), the city is renowned for its historic old town and bustling artisan markets. The architecture, food, and customs of Ciutadella bear traces of its past as a melting pot of cultures – from the Carthaginians and Romans to the Spanish and the Moors. Get

3 Ways to Entertain the Kids in Marbella

24 June, 2024

On southern Spain’s Costa del Sol lies the vibrant city of Marbella, a fantastic destination for some family-friendly fun on a budget. In Marbella, there’s no shortage of ways to keep the kids entertained, from splashing around in water parks to building sandcastles on the stunning natural beaches. There are a whopping 24 beaches lining the Andalusian coastline, including the luxurious Las Chapas and the golden sands of Guadalmina. While much of your holiday is bound to be spent frolicking

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