Bordered by Florence in the north and Siena in the south, Chianti is a region of Tuscany of exceptional beauty. The region combines a paradisiacal landscape of green forests, ancient olive groves, and picturesque villages, interspersed with a network of trails that snake their way through this idyllic setting.
With a pleasant year-round climate blessed with warm water temperatures, a periphery that combines sheltered bays with exposed, windy beaches, not to mention incredible visibility, Lanzarote has long been a favourite destination for water sport enthusiasts.
Scattered in picturesque harbour towns like Kas and Kalkan, woven between idyllic coves backed with breathtakingly beautiful gorges, plunging green valleys and dominant mountains, Turkey’s Lycian Coast is a truly beautiful part of the world and the perfect place for a ‘get away from it all’ holiday.
The Parc Natural de la Península de Llevant is described as one of the most rewarding areas of Mallorca. This beautiful natural park lies in the north east of the island, and covers a protected area of 1,671 hectares, dominated by the distinct mountain range known as the Serra de Llevant.
The sun-drenched, verdant lands of Corfu, lapped by cobalt water, have long been a popular destination for those seeking sun, culture, history and a rewarding holiday experience.
La Toxa is a small island, located off the shores of Galicia’s bay known as ‘Rias Baias’. Despite its small size and being just a short distance of approximately 200 metres from the shores of the Rias Baias, La Toxa is a popular place to visit among tourists.
Etched in history and culture and brimming with stunning architecture, the city of Seville is a fascinating place to visit for all the family. This beguiling city seems to have a fantastic surprise around every corner, including a beautiful green open space known as the Maria Luisa Park.
“If you are looking for some of the Mediterranean’s most unspoilt and breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, try heading for Messinia,” writes the Telegraph.
The ancient town of Poreč on the west coast of Istria never fails to attract a steady stream of tourists all year round. This characterful and picturesque town has a long history, dating back to Roman times.
If you’re looking for somewhere exceptional to stay in the south-eastern corner of Mallorca, then let us introduce you to a beautiful stone-clad villa known as Sa Figuera.
