Asides the onset of warm weather, significantly lighter evenings and the buds of spring beginning to emerge, the month of March means one thing on Lanzarote – the Lanzarote Carnival.
The traditional and distinct southern region of Andalucía is brimming in wacky, wonderful and thoroughly unique fairs and fiestas all year round. In fact, you don’t have to travel too far or for too long to come across a memorable festival in Andalucía and party amongst the locals.
Galicia is world-renowned for its distinct cuisine, laden with fresh fish, scrumptious seafood and tasty meat, prepared to perfection with locally-grown ingredients. Testament to just how serious Galicians’ are about cooking are the 300-plus gastronomic festivals held across the region throughout the year.
A visit to the small fishing village of Benagil in the Algarve promises to be a memorable and fun day out for all the family. This pretty, coastal village is nestled between the popular tourist towns of Praia do Carvoeiro and Armação de Pêra.
If you’re looking for somewhere to relax, unwind and take in Menorca at its quietest and most beautiful, then you may want to head to Santo Tomas.
Vrsar is a pretty little town located on the west coast of Istria. This former fishing village has been settled since prehistoric times. Over the years, Vrsar has been slowly expanding, developing from a tiny hillside settlement into a much livelier coastal town and today boasts an appealing mix of beautiful beaches, an upmarket marina,
Lanzarote is an island like no other. The appeal of this beautiful Canary Island, not far from the coast of West Africa, is its unique and spectacular volcanic landscape.
Art and history ooze from every nook, cranny, corner, square and street in Florence, and rightly so given this enthralling city was the birthplace of the Renaissance. Entering Florence’s art galleries makes you feel like you’ve stepped by in time, witnessing a wonderful world of bygone eras and some of the best art in the
Platanias is an attractive village on the island of Crete, approximately 10km to the west of the city of Chania. This seaside town boasts a fabulous beach, which stretches from the east of the village to the west.
Lay like an emerald jewel in the Western Aegean Sea, Skopelos is one of the most beautiful islands in Greece. Such is the immense natural beautiful of the island that is was propelled to fame as the location of the Hollywood movie Mamma Mia.
