Mijas

Discover the Culture and History of the Andalucian White Village

9 April, 2018

Mijas Costa on Spain’s Costa del Sol is a region primarily known for its sun, sea and sand. But if you dig a little deeper, you will discover a rich culture that appeals to any traveller looking to see the heart and soul of their destination whilst soaking up the sun. Mijas is comprised of the intriguing and beautiful Mijas Pueblo village, the 12km Mijas Costa coastal strip and a modern commercial district called Las Lagunas. There is also a

Barefoot in Buġibba: Fun in the Sun for the Family!

8 April, 2018

Whisking a boisterous brood off on a summer holiday is a demanding task, and any parent who does this every summer deserves some serious respect! It is understandable that you will want to keep things simple and affordable, which is why I think that the thriving tourist resort of Buġibba is a great choice for families this year. This sunny resort on the north-east coast of Malta is cheap, cheerful and has a welcoming atmosphere. It forms a cluster of

Gelato in Rome: Where to Go and What to Get

8 April, 2018

Although a visit to Rome is full of wondrous sights and scenes, very few attractions will measure up to the simple pleasure of enjoying a scoop of gelato. This well-known treat is an Italian institution that is pure bliss in its creamiest, iciest and sweetest form. There are countless flavours to choose from, each inspiring a satisfied “mmm” after every bite. Its history is contentious, its flavour is delicious and – as Accor Hotels’ handy infographic proves – enjoying this

Quarteira: Portugal for Young Families

7 April, 2018

Family holidays can be notoriously hard to organise, and choosing a destination to suit everyone – especially when you have small children – can be tough. I am very familiar with these headaches, but thankfully I know a great little spot, popular with local tourists, on the Algarve coast in Portugal that might just be perfect for your family jollies this year: Quarteira. Calm waters and golden sands edge this relaxed town, and the surrounding area boasts lots of family-orientated

Venetië

A Walking Tour of Mestre, Venice

6 April, 2018

Who doesn’t think of glitz, glamour and romance when they think of Venice, the jewel in Italy’s crown? Stunningly beautiful it may be, as well as famous for its incredible history, unique layout and celebrity visitors, but that doesn’t mean that this place is out of reach for the regular, more budget-conscious traveller. In fact, if you choose your accommodation wisely and opt to stay in the neighbouring but very accessible Mestre, you are in for a real treat at

The Essential Guide to Paris

6 April, 2018

Whether it is your first or tenth trip to Paris, there is always something to see, do or eat. Not only is it one the world’s top travel destinations, but it also ranks very highly on travellers’ lists of return destinations. So what exactly draws people here in the first place and then back again? The Culture Trip’s infographic has the answer – here’s your essential guide to the main attractions found in The City of Light! 1.Where to Go

Superb Scrambles, Part IV: Tortilla española

5 April, 2018

Born out of necessity, the Tortilla Española, also known as the Spanish omelette, was originally deemed a ‘poor man’s’ dish. The creation’s simple, easily accessible ingredients of eggs and potatoes fed the impoverished rural citizens of Spain before rising to the esteemed title of ‘national dish’. Nothing will start your day on a higher note than this authentic Spanish treat, which will also sustain you while you explore this stunning country. 1.History Although the ‘when and where’ of the birth

Action-Packed Family Holidays in Val Thorens

5 April, 2018

Just because the mammoth amounts of snow the Alps have had this year is starting to melt and the ski season drawing to an end, doesn’t mean that adventures in the mountains have to stop. With the new summer season comes a whole new raft of extreme sports and adrenaline-pumping activities for thrill-seeking families to enjoy. One of the best places I’ve found to make the most of the high-octane action on offer in the Alps in the summer months

Superb Scrambles, Part II: Devilled Eggs

5 April, 2018

  I doubt that many of us have ever really paused to consider the origins of the devilled egg while popping this tasty appetizer into our mouths at whichever picnic, party or family gathering that they appear at. Creamy and delicious, the iconic devilled egg has a surprising number of aliases, including eggs mimosa, angel eggs, stuffed eggs and dressed eggs. However, nothing about this simple snack’s beginnings is what you might assume! Simplicity at its Best The classic devilled

Get Giddy in Gerlos: Spring & Summer Family Fun

4 April, 2018

The epitome of natural beauty, the small village of Gerlos in the Gerlostal Valley, located on the border between Tirol and Salzburg, is a far cry from the hustle and bustle of a typical family holiday resort. Perhaps better known for its winter holidays, nestled into the valley beyond forested slopes, in the spring and summer Gerlos offers the perfect combination of peace and tranquillity, and activities are geared toward those who love the great outdoors. If you are looking

Superb Scrambles, Part III: Soufflé

4 April, 2018

The iconic soufflé: it’s usually a novice chef’s pride and joy, or the bane of their kitchen existence. At its core, this treat is fundamentally French in so many ways. To the creator of the dish, it is considered a test of skill, talent and cooking intuition. From the consumer’s point of view, it is pure heaven and surprisingly satisfying to pop its top and enjoy the wafting aromas as the pastry deflates. In theory, the soufflé ought to be

Freeskiing Opportunities in La Clusaz

3 April, 2018

La Clusaz in the Savoie region of the French Alps has a reputation for freestyle and freeride skiing that spans three decades, with many a champion hailing from this resort. If you and your kids have a passion for skiing or snowboarding and are looking to try some freestyle or freeride skiing, the charming alpine village of La Clusaz is definitely the place to start. Snowboarding is very trendy right now and I must confess that most teenagers I know

Let Italy Inspire You: Our Transfer from Bari to Naples

3 April, 2018

Our airport transfer from Bari to Naples cuts straight across the breadth of Italy, giving a fascinating tour from east to west. The three hours of the journey fly by as the panorama of southern Italy unfolds: medieval fortresses, Roman ruins, vineyards zig-zagging the gentle slopes, and above all that the unmistakeable turquoise arc of the Italian sky. This route guide outlines just some of the fascinating locations situated on the road from Bari to Naples. Let holiday inspiration commence!

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