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Why Everyone Loves the Family Fun of Costa Adeje!

Contents: Welcome to Costa Adeje Water Park Wonders  Playa Paradise Marine Magic Where to Stay How to Get There Picture this: you’re heading back to your resort after a blissful day at the beach and the sun starts to set, streaking the sky in hues of marigold and crimson. You stop at a pavement café on a quaint side street and enjoy a carajillo while the kids down some fresh orange juice, the scent of cinnamon wafting through the air

3 Days, 3 Classic Gourmet Treats Not to Miss in Malaga

Contents: Food, Glorious Andalusian Food Day One: Pipirrana Malagueña Day Two: Gazpachuelo Malagueño Day Three: Pescaíto Frito Where to Stay How to Get There The delights of Malaga are well documented. With a plethora of golden beaches, unlimited sunshine, and no dearth of historical attractions, this lovely Andalusian gem lounging on the edge of the Mediterranean is confident, cosmopolitan and cultural, much loved by visitors from all over the world. Beyond even that, however, there is yet another reason to

Playa de las Américas

Playa de las Américas: Fun in the Sun for Active Families

Tenerife’s reputation as a fun, relaxing and fulfilling holiday destination is well-established, thanks to its soft, sandy beaches, picturesque landscape, and fabulous all-inclusive resorts. Although many tourists flock to the island for the party scene, it’s also a firm favourite amongst families.  Family Fun on Tenerife  One of the best spots for anyone looking for non-stop, inclusive family fun is, without a doubt, Playa de las Américas. Located in the south of the island, this resort destination is great for

Enjoy the Location and Laidback Luxury of Meloneras

As part of the famous Canary Islands, Gran Canaria has long been a favourite with holidaymakers who come for its unique black lava landscape, the stunning beaches, and the turn-back-time appeal of its island life. It also retains a deeply woven cultural heritage that is displayed in a host of monuments and fascinating relics from its history.  If you’re considering a visit to Gran Canaria, chances are you’re looking for that sought after combination of features that allow you to

Costa Calma

Make the Most of an Outdoor Holiday in Costa Calma

Fancy swapping cold and grey winter days for sandy beaches and year-round sun? If you answered yes, then Costa Calma, a resort town on the southeastern coast of Fuerteventura, could be the perfect destination for your next holiday abroad.  Costa Calma is a relatively new town that was built during the tourism boom of the early 1970s. Located in the southern municipality of Pájara, at the top of the Jandía Peninsula, Costa Calma (“the calm coast”) is famed for its

Get Close to Nature on a Family Holiday in Los Cristianos

There are lots of possible answers to the age-old question: “where can we take our next family holiday?” When you’re weighing up your options, there are so many things to consider – including the kind of accommodation, things to see and do, and is there really such a thing as a place every member of the family can enjoy equally? We say a resounding yes! Los Cristianos, on the Spanish island of Tenerife, is a hugely popular destination for families

Málaga

Sun, Sea, Sand and Something Different in Malaga

Malaga is a popular holiday destination, known and loved by many. This vibrant city (the second-largest in Andalusia) has much to recommend, not the least being access to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Costa del Sol. But alongside those obvious charms, there’s a host of very different kinds of attractions to discover – many of which will help you unlock the cultural and historical heart of the region.  For anyone considering a short (or longer) break in

Almería: Three Cultural Icons in One Day

In the province of the same name, Almería is a bustling city in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula. Its name derives from the Arabic “Al-Mariyya”, meaning “The Mirror” or “The Watchtower”, a reference to Almería’s role throughout history as a lookout point and maritime defence post.  Almería: A Destination With a Past  With a coastline stretching for 200 km – from Pulpí in the east to Adra in the west – Almería has been home to many civilisations throughout

Benidorm

Hidden Culture: Discover a Roman Fort in Benidorm

Boasting beautiful year-round weather and long stretches of sandy coastline, Benidorm is famous for being a beach-lover’s heaven. Although it’s a summer holiday destination famous for its “fly and flop” getaways and vibrant party scene, there is a lesser-known, much more charming side to this popular tourist spot.  Benidorm’s Hidden History Benidorm has several hidden gems waiting to be discovered by the more curious traveller who enjoys the lure of visiting a few cultural sites between tanning sessions, while in

Why Families Love Sunny, Seaside Sa Coma

In the heart of the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar lies Sa Coma, a vibrant resort town on the east coast of the island of Mallorca, Spain. Sandwiched between Cala Millor to the north and S’illot to the south, Sa Coma puts Mallorca on the map, offering holidaymakers the chance to unwind and enjoy some well-earned fun in the sun.  Discover a Summer Paradise in Sa Coma  With its Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and mild winters, the

Cala´n Bosch

2 Days, 2 Day Trips From Cala’n Bosch

Cala’n Bosch, Menorca is a purpose-built resort dating back to the 1980s. I always love visiting these well-established resorts; not just because they tend to have the best quality hotels and services, but also because of their charm and history. Of course, Cala’n Bosch is best-known for its soft, white sand beach and sparkling blue ocean, so it’s the perfect place for those looking to lounge on the shore and occasionally cool off with a dip in calm, clear waters.

A Weekend to Immerse in the Medieval Magic of Tossa de Mar

Set within the municipality of Catalonia is the medieval town of Tossa de Mar, situated on the picture-postcard Costa Brava (‘Wild Coast’) in northeastern Spain. Tossa de Mar is a treasure trove of ancient ruins and historical monuments that have awed visitors since the arrival of mass tourism in the 1950s. The Belarusian-French painter Marc Chagall was so impressed by the quality of light in Tossa de Mar that he dubbed the town the ‘Blue Paradise’. Battlemented stone walls, majestic

Playa del Inglés: Family Fun for the Kids at Any Age!

We all know that travelling with kids can be stressful, so when you do finally get to take that long-awaited family summer holiday, finding a place that offers something for everyone, no matter their age, is essential. Gran Canaria is one such fantastic destination, with year-round sunshine, loads of family-friendly resorts, and plenty of activities and attractions to choose from.  Playa del Inglés: A Family Hotspot   If you are heading to this beautiful island, I strongly recommend booking at least