Truffling Out the Truth About “The Diamond of the Kitchen”

4 June, 2018

Mysterious, unique and illusive, truffles are the snow leopards of the culinary world. These highly coveted morsels are really fungi that enjoy a synergetic relationship with the trees that host them. Unfortunately, little is known about the formative, below-ground years of the truffle, making it impossible to grow in an artificial setting – and impossible to find in the wild without dogs or pigs to hunt it down. Despite these disheartening facts, truffle-hunters needn’t fear – there are places all

Wine, Wildlife and Way Back When: Your Transfer to Alcúdia

4 June, 2018

If you’re anything like me, you like to have a lot of completely different activities on your holiday itinerary – and you want to learn something while you’re enjoying them. Lying on the beach every day for a week is fun for some, but for those who are looking for a little more culture and a lot more interactivity, I recommend a transfer with Shuttle Direct from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Alcúdia. Not only is it a short journey

Surfers’ Paradise: El Cotillo, Fuerteventura

4 June, 2018

Winter is well behind us now and fun in the sun is on everyone’s mind, right? If sun, sand, sea and surf are all the ingredients you need for your perfect summer holiday, then look no further than El Cotillo in Fuerteventura.  This village right on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean, once a simple fishing hamlet, has grown to become a surfers’ paradise. Wind surfing, kite surfing or regular surfing; no matter what your preference, the beaches to the

Calella

A Calendar Guide to Events in Calella, Spain

3 June, 2018

The pretty town of Calella is more than just a Spanish seaside resort. Every month throughout the year this place hosts a number of events, all aimed at attracting visitors to the town. Each one highlights the heritage and traditions of this fishing village that has now become a haven for sun-seeking tourists who appreciate a little culture on their holiday too. Here is my guide to what you can look forward to in Calella, whatever month you might be

24 Hours in San Antonio

2 June, 2018

San Antonio, Ibiza, is an electric place to visit, especially if you love your clubbing and nightlife. Home to its very own Sunset Strip, this buzzing town might be a haven for dance-loving night owls, but it is also a place that can be enjoyed during the daytime hours too. Here is my guide to some excellent ways you can while away 24 hours in San Antonio. You might not want to fit everything into such a short space of

The Visitor’s Guide to the Venetian Lagoon

1 June, 2018

The only thing better than visiting Venice is visiting the Venetian Lagoon, especially if you’re not looking for a typically touristy Italian experience. Everyone goes to Venice, but not everyone makes it off the beaten track – and how are you supposed to stumble across hidden Venetian gems that way? A walking tour is the perfect answer. Ferries and your own two feet will whisk you from cathedrals with bell towers just begging to be climbed to museums filled with

Mellieha

Let History Pass You By on Our Transfer to Mellieha

1 June, 2018

Your plane has just touched down in Malta and you’re ready to begin your holiday on this gorgeous Mediterranean archipelago. The country may be small, but the number of tempting attractions is large – how’s a tourist to know what to tour first? If you’re feeling overwhelmed with all of your options, this route guide could help set you straight. From hikes to history, I’ve compiled a list of things to do and see that you will conveniently pass by

Gaeta

Gaeta Shore Excursions

31 May, 2018

Located on the coast of central Italy overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea, the seaside resort of Gaeta has long been a popular holiday destination for Italian families. Its small harbour attracts relatively few cruise ships compared with the better-known ports of Civitavecchia (Rome) to the north and Naples to the south. Passengers whose itinerary does include Gaeta, however, are in for a treat as this former Roman fortress town is a real hidden gem of the European cruise circuit.

Three Cold Soups to Cool You Down This Summer

30 May, 2018

It’s lunchtime on a scorching hot day. The combination of the sunlight and summer breeze streaming through your kitchen window is almost tricking you into thinking you’re in a far-away land. You’re feeling adventurous – and hungry. Since your mind is already abroad, why shouldn’t your body follow? Let your taste buds take you away to Spain, Russia, and France with these refreshing cold soups. Gazpacho from Spain Despite originating as a dish for day labourers who worked hard jobs

Lazy & Lovely in Lanzarote: Our Transfer to Costa Teguise

28 May, 2018

Lanzarote’s Costa Teguise is the perfect holiday destination; shimmering waters lapping golden sands, wall-to-wall sunshine in the summer, and indeed at other times of the year, plus great hotels and a wonderful relaxed vibe. For such a small island that spans only 37 by 12 miles, Lanzarote is bursting with attractions and there is much more to do here than just laze on the beach (although that has to be on the agenda too!) I am sure that you will

Crotone Shore Excursions

22 May, 2018

Located right in the south of Italy, the historic port of Crotone has a colourful history dating back to 710 BC when it was founded by the ancient Greeks. It is one of the oldest Greek colonies in a region filled with reminders of the Magna Grecia period, not only in terms of its architecture but also in its culture and cuisine. Indeed the Greeks were responsible for establishing vineyards and olive groves in the region, traditions which have stood the test of time considering the exceptional quality of locally produced olive oil and Cirò wines.

Milán

Hostelling in Style: Milan for the New Generation Traveller

19 May, 2018

Hostelling in Style: Milan for the New Generation Traveller Fashion, food, football. These three words rule in Italian culture, especially in Milan. But with precious time to waste and faced with an incredible number of options, how do you know what to do, and most importantly where to stay? Luckily, there’s a new kid on the hostel block. The modern traveller is looking for more than just a holiday: they’re looking for an authentic experience to share with a community of

Sa Coma

A Sunny Break in Sa Coma for Fresh Air Families

18 May, 2018

A Sunny Break in Sa Coma for Fresh Air Families Since the 1980s, Sa Coma has slowly made a name for itself as one of the most popular holiday destination for families coming to Spain. Located on the east of the island of Mallorca, it is a stylish resort town for the busy vacationing family. There’s plenty going on for all ages to enjoy with food festivals, concerts, outdoor games and activities happening all year round. You can also rest

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