The Splendour of Southern Italy: Our Transfer from Bari to Matera

If you’re off to spend a blissful few days in Matera, that can only mean one thing: you’re a complete and utter history lover! Situated in the southern Italian region of Basilicata, this city has been around since the tenth millennium BC, and is considered one of the oldest known settlements in the whole world. Marvelling at Matera’s old-world charm is enough to make every avid explorer’s jaw drop; it’s guaranteed to further fuel your travel thirst. Lucky for you,

Genoa

Genoa Shore Excursions

Located on the Ligurian Sea, the ancient city of Genoa is best known as the birthplace of Christopher Columbus which has long been one of the Mediterranean’s most important seaports. The city’s historic centre is filled with beautiful palaces which bear testimony to a time when Genoa was on a par with Venice as a maritime power. In spite of such architectural treasures it wasn’t until 2004 that the city appeared on the European tourism map when it was designated

The Best Breakfasts, Part IV: Norway

Given Norway’s designation as “The Happiest Place on Earth”, you might expect great things from their first meal of the day and, as usual, they do not disappoint! Traditional Norwegian breakfasts are an adventure for your taste buds, allowing you to prepare for a day of exploration. No matter what part of Norway you have chosen to visit, you will probably encounter one or two of the traditional morning dishes listed below. As part of your holiday, challenge yourself to

Castle, Coast & Chocolate: Our Transfer from Alicante to Benidorm

If you’re heading to Benidorm, chances are you’ve pretty much got your itinerary planned: sun, sea, sand, eat, drink, rinse and repeat. Sound about right? There’s nowhere on the Costa Blanca with a bigger reputation than Benidorm, and the good news is that you’ll never be disappointed. The beaches are beautiful, the nightlife is legendary and if you’re looking for an iconic fun-and-sun-filled beach break, you’ve chosen the right place! But all that sun and fun aren’t going anywhere, so

Reykjavik

Reykjavik & Iceland: Fun Facts and Stats

Iceland is unfairly neglected by the travelling world. With its dramatic landscapes, temperate weather conditions, massive glaciers and geothermal hot springs, this northernmost country can sound a little intimidating. However, as many travellers are discovering, Iceland and its capital of Reykjavik have hidden depths, charm and have recently become a foodie’s paradise. It is worth considering the fun facts from this infographic, which will surely pique your curiosity and entice you to venture to the land of the Vikings! 1.

Kids, Grab Your Buckets and Spades… We’re Going to Palma Nova

Anyone who has ever taken a brood of young children on holiday will know that the requirements are basic but essential: child-friendly food, loads of activities, and a swimming pool or beach in short walking distance of your accommodation. Luckily, in one of Spain’s most popular family resorts, Mallorca’s Palma Nova, you will get everything you need for the perfect, hassle-free family holiday. Let’s start with what Mother Nature provided for this beautiful bay on the southwest side of Mallorca.

The Best Breakfasts, Part III: Egypt

The distinctive, warming aromas of Egyptian cuisine start wafting through the air early in the morning in preparation of the most anticipated meal of the day. Breakfast in Egypt features some of the region’s most beloved dishes, which are meant to be enjoyed slowly and with friends or family before starting the day ahead. Most of these dishes have ancient origins, and yet their original recipes have changed little over the centuries. The Egyptians know not to mess with perfection!

Dine, Dance and Dazzle Your Date in Puerto Banús

You would have to be a seriously hardened luxury traveller not to be impressed by the sheer glitz and glamour that Spain’s most exclusive resort exudes. From a marina which is home to some of Europe’s largest super yachts, to restaurants and bars which play host to some of the world’s best-known faces, Puerto Banús oozes opulence. But just because this shimmering resort is the playground of the super rich, it doesn’t prevent us lesser mortals from stopping by to

Costa Teguise

A Bumper Beach Guide to Costa Teguise

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

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

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

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

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

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