Palma de Mallorca

Exploring Magnificent Mallorca: Palma Mallorca to Magaluf

18 August, 2017

Are you travelling from Palma Mallorca to Magaluf with Shuttle Direct’s services? Lucky you. Although this ride usually less than 30 minutes (with public transportation it can take more than 90 minutes, by the way), there are more stunning spots than you can count along the way. To find out more about them, you could always ask our knowledgeable and local drivers. Here’s a list of some of those picturesque places that you can ask your driver about. Perhaps you’ll even feel inspired to visit one of them during your sunny getaway. 1. Portixol A short distance from Palma and

Vienne

Wining, Dining and Fine Style in Vienna

17 August, 2017

If you think a standard night out in Vienna is a simple dinner of Schnitzel and Apfelstrudel, followed by a quiet pint in a local bar, you couldn’t be further from the truth. The capital of Austria is quickly becoming a hub for world-class fine dining – did you know that Vienna is the world’s largest wine-producing capital city, for instance? If you have an eye for trendy nightclubs, you won’t have to look far, either. To get you wining, dining and socialising in style, we recommend visiting the following hotspots on your trip to Vienna. Going on a 24-hour

Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife

Tenerife Shore Excursions

16 August, 2017

Standing in the Atlantic Ocean off the west coast of Africa, Tenerife is the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands. Geographically, these islands are best known for their volcanic landscapes with Mount Teide in the centre of Tenerife the most famous feature. This active volcano, standing at 3,718-metres (12,198 ft), is the highest peak in Spain and the most visited attraction in the Canaries. Thanks to a mild year-round climate Tenerife has long been a favourite destination of European holidaymakers. Most of the 5 million holidaymakers who visit the island every year head for the popular resorts of Playa de las

Madrid

Looking Around Corners: Go Off the Beaten Track in Madrid

16 August, 2017

Europe has many magnificent cities, but often these are crammed with tourists which can take away from the magic. One of my favourite places for escaping tourists and discovering hidden gems is the beautiful city of Madrid. With a cool yet understated vibe and many unusual things to see and do, any traveller looking to go off the beaten path will adore the Spanish capital. There are many cool experiences to immerse yourself in in Madrilenian culture, but here are a few of my favourites – remember to have your camera ready at all times! Only got 48 hours? Check

3 Pancake Types You’ve Never Heard Of

15 August, 2017

A scrumptious breakfast, an ambrosial afternoon snack, or a delicious dessert: few foods are as versatile – not to mention tasty – as the pancake. But if you think that having one pancake means you’ve had them all, think again. Let’s take a look at three delectable but fairly unknown varieties of this world-famous dish. 1. Kaiserschmarrn This Austrian specialty gets its quirky name from Kaiser Franz Joseph I (1830 – 1916), who simply couldn’t get enough of these sweet sensations. The caramel-coated pancakes are thicker and puffier than more common varieties, and are often served with raisins and powdered

Sliema

Soak Up the Sights and Secrets of Sliema in a Weekend

15 August, 2017

This summer I recommend the charming city of Sliema in Malta for those with a passion for culture. In addition to the high profile attractions, it is the perfect place for leisurely strolling the streets and getting a feel for the town. It also has a lovely climate! Sliema is a quiet residential coastal town with a rich history to uncover. It was once the home of Malta’s aristocracy and developed into an upmarket residential area with beautiful villas, town houses and British Victorian buildings lining the promenade. Seeing the potential for tourism, the town underwent a huge development and

zadar-to-dubrovnik

Great Croatian Routes: Zadar Airport to Dubrovnik

15 August, 2017

Our drivers are renowned for their impressive knowledge of the area they serve, so when you settle into the backseat for your shuttle transfer from Zadar you might be lucky enough to get the lowdown about the amazing places you can visit on the route from Zadar Airport to Dubrovnik. We’ve put together a list of some of the places you might want to ask your driver about.  1. Biograd na Moru Biograd na Moru was the former capital of the medieval kingdom of Croatia. While it was ousted from its position as the nation’s premier city, it developed into a

Rethymno

Walk Through Classical History in Rethymno’s Old Town

14 August, 2017

Rethymno is a charming historical city located halfway along the north coast of Crete. Its complex history makes it the perfect time capsule for exploring the Venetian and Turkish periods. The Old Town in particular is a well-preserved treasure trove of attractions, with beautiful cobbled streets, lovely mansions and churches, as well as mosques and a fortress. Modern Rethymno is built on the town’s ancient site. The city first blossomed during the Mycenaean era, growing into an independent and autonomous town with its own currency. It was then occupied by the Romans, the Byzantines and the Venetians, becoming a buzzing

Roquetas de Mar

Easy Does It: Enjoy the Gentler Side of Roquetas De Mar

13 August, 2017

Roquetas de Mar is a city in Spain’s scenic province of Almería, situated right on the beachfront. This stunning resort offers holiday goers everything they could need right at their fingertips. All of the beaches, entertainment opportunities and restaurants are only a short distance away from the town centre, making this holiday spot the perfect place for a relaxing getaway with no excessive walking. Although Roquetas de Mar is a popular spot among the locals, it isn’t all that well known outside of Spain. Free from bustling crowds and noisy tourists, it offers a very tranquil atmosphere, which is ideal

10 Things You Must Try Before Leaving Madrid

12 August, 2017

Jetting off for a charming city break in Madrid? Instead of leafing through numerous travel books and endlessly surfing the worldwide web, save yourself some precious planning time with Infographic Journal’s visual guide. Eat Of course, you can’t go on holiday to Spain without sampling its culinary sensations. Along with sampling the country’s best meats in Restaurante Sobrino de Botín, which is known for its authentically Castilian cast iron oven, you can’t miss out on Spain’s most beloved gastronomic tradition: tapas! What’s more, you’ll love concluding your meals with churros dipped in chocolate sauce, a sweet delicacy that is sure

Rhodes

Much to Rave about Rhodes

12 August, 2017

So you’ve got the grades and now the whole summer stretches before you – this is what all those hours cramming in the uni library/down the pub were for! If you’re looking for inspiration on where to go for a post-exam summer blowout with your mates, then the Greek island of Rhodes has got it all: beaches that are so good they’re named after Hollywood stars, a range of water sports with lots of opportunities for lessons or going solo, and a cracking nightlife. Read on and get your passport ready… Water Sports at Lindos Beach Make Lardos Bay your

Poland, Gdansk

Discover the Cultural Gems of Gdańsk

11 August, 2017

With a beautiful Old Town, stunning cathedral and engaging museums, it’s easy to see why Gdańsk has enjoyed such attention from discerning holidaymakers in recent years. A successful post-war reconstruction has reinvigorated this Baltic city, and it’s not an overstatement to say that it surely ranks alongside Bilbao, Liverpool and Marseille when it comes to port cities that have cut a dash on the European cultural scene in the past decade. With this guide to one of Poland’s most fascinating destinations, you’ll get to sample the spirit of this distinctive city and discover its many cultural gems. St Mary’s Church

Marmaris

Splashing Around in Marmaris

10 August, 2017

There is no shortage of things to do in Marmaris, Turkey’s largest resort. From partying in town to a full raft of water sports to enjoy, a group holiday here has plenty to keep you entertained. Marmaris has something for everyone. So even if you’re holidaying with a group of mates who all want different things, you’ll all have the time of your lives. Set on the south-west coast of Turkey and nestled against the sparkling Mediterranean, Marmaris is the biggest resort town on the country’s Aegean coast. During the holiday season, it attracts a whooping 400,000 visitors every year.

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