Costa Teguise

A Bumper Beach Guide to Costa Teguise

18 February, 2018

The idyllic climate, beautiful landscape and island charm of Lanzarote has long made it a popular spot for the British looking for a bit of sand, sea and sun. But thanks to local hero, conservationist and architect César Manrique, the island was saved from much of the over-development that went on in many of Spain’s most picturesque holiday destinations. That being said, Costa Teguise is not the place to head if you’re looking for picturesque fishing villages with cobbled streets.

Santa Ponsa

Santa Ponsa for Merry Makers: A Sunny Shangri-la

17 February, 2018

Santa Ponsa is a buzzing holiday resort in Majorca, perfect for any group of friends looking to chill in the day and party all night. This Majorcan beach town boasts stunning stretches of golden sand with a range of water sports and beach-based activities. In the evening, there are plenty of restaurants to choose from, as well as an array of bars and nightclubs to keep you entertained after dark. If you fancy a change of scenery, its convenient location

6 Fun & Quirky Things to Do in Dublin

16 February, 2018

Dublin is Ireland’s liveliest city. Although it’s often considered a bit of a tourist trap because of its world-famous Guinness Storehouse, picturesque castles and prestigious Trinity College, there are also many off-the-beaten-track attractions. Hidden gems are scattered all over the city, including markets and eateries, quirky museums, as well as street art districts. You just need to know where to look… Dun Laoghaire Market Every Sunday, somewhere between 40 and 50 vendors set up their stall in People’s Park to

Taormina (Giardini Naxos) Shore Excursions

15 February, 2018

Dating back to the 6th century BC when the Greeks first settled here, the town of Taormina on Sicily’s north-east coast is no stranger to foreign visitors. Yet 2017 was a historic year for this beautiful, cliff-top location as Donald Trump and other world leaders dropped into town for the 43rd G7 summit. Already well established as a holiday destination and long regarded as a popular spot by many celebrities, Taormina suddenly found itself the focus of the world’s media

Vilamoura: The Algarve Resort with Va Va Voom

15 February, 2018

You’ll probably recognise the beautiful marina at Vilamoura from pictures in celebrity magazines, in which sports stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Figo stroll down the waterfront in the sunshine. Renowned as the playground of the rich and famous, Portugal’s leading costal resort oozes glitz and glamour and, unsurprisingly, boasts a raft of high-end entertainment and facilities to amuse its well-heeled clientele. Although it’s probably most famous for its world-class golf courses, there are plenty of other activities on offer

Boozing and Schmoozing in Nerja

14 February, 2018

Found on the sunny corner of Southern Spain, the resort of Nerja boasts stunning sandy beaches to relax in the day and a lively nightlife that keeps you partying all night. We’re all at that point in winter when we just want a bit of sun and to relax and refuel. Nerja might just be the perfect destination for a warm winter break with your pals. There are 10 beaches to choose from, each one offering an array of sporting

7 Beaches You Won’t Believe Are in Europe

13 February, 2018

If the idea of soaking up the sun on a soft sandy beach with turquoise waters gently lapping on the shore seems like a far off dream, then think again. Yes, it is true that the Caribbean and other distant shores do have magnificent beaches, but you might be surprised to find that some of the best beaches are much closer than you think. Europe boasts a number of luxury shores, complete with soft white sand, aqua blue seas and

An Adventurous Challenge in Chamonix: Ice Climbing

13 February, 2018

With the Winter Olympics on the television, I bet that the speed and danger of these winter sports have inspired you to go on your own adrenaline-fuelled snowy adventure. Skiing or snowboarding is the classic option, but if you really want an athletic challenge then ice climbing in Chamonix might just be the activity for you. What is Ice Climbing? Ice climbing is similar to rock climbing, but with increased elements of surprise and danger. Unlike rocks, ice formations change

The Best Breakfasts, Part II: Poland

13 February, 2018

Poland, like the world over, has a special love affair with breakfast, a meal that is treated with care and respect. Although the cold cereals and ‘grab-and-go’ bites of Western Europe and the US are certainly available, the traditional Polish breakfast is more frequently found in homes, hotels and restaurants. For Poland’s first meal of the day, it is best to come to the table with a hearty appetite! 1. Kanapki Breakfast, known as Śniadanie in Poland, is rich with

Flaine: The Bravely Brutalist Ski Resort

12 February, 2018

The French ski resort of Flaine has had a complex, varied lifespan since it was first constructed in the 1960s. Flaine has always courted controversy. Architects and intellectuals in France praised its design as a cutting edge Modernist development, while at the same time local residents and farmers protested against it as a monstrosity. Finally completed in the 1980s the Brutalist architecture of concrete blocks fell out of favour in the 1990s, gaining the resort the unfortunate nickname “Phlegm”, and

An Accessible Guide to Los Cristianos

11 February, 2018

A holiday to Tenerife’s seaside resort of Los Cristianos is never going to be a hard sell to the kids as a destination for a family holiday: guaranteed sunshine, great beaches lined by cafés selling fresh ice creams and cold drinks, and hotels with multiple swimming pools. But did you know that Los Cristianos is also one of Spain’s most accessible resorts? Creating non-barrier spaces for wheelchair users has been a priority for local government here, with the result that

Off the Beaten Path in the Algarve: The Landmarks of Lagos

10 February, 2018

Portugal’s beautiful Algarve region is a favourite with sun worshippers and golfers looking for a little piece of paradise to soak up the vibrant atmosphere and stunning beaches. But for those who prefer to holiday a little off the beaten track, the quieter western Atlantic coastline around Lagos offers a wonderful opportunity to discover the nature, culture and gastronomy of the Algarve just slightly removed from the more touristy resorts. Explore the Nature While the town itself is fairly buzzing,

Cagliari

Cagliari Shore Excursions

9 February, 2018

The Italian island of Sardinia is the second largest in the whole Mediterranean region. Lying south of Corsica and west of mainland Italy it has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times. Reminders of the many civilisations which have settled here including the Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans are visible today at a number of historic sights around the island. An interesting reminder of the past is evident in the north-western town of Alghero where the people still speak Catalan,

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