If you’re lucky enough to be heading to the culturally-distinct region of Brittany and are looking for high-quality, self-catering accommodation, you might be tempted by the beautifully presented contemporary villa known as Cabellou.
Treat yourself by staying in a Vintage Travel villa with the wow factor just set back from the beautiful coast of Moledo in the pretty local village of Cristelo.
With pretty, red shutters set against a whitewashed façade, Villa St Martin oozes quaintness and character as soon as you cast your eyes on it. This lovely traditional property comprises of four bedrooms and four bathrooms, sleeping eight guests in comfort.
There is nothing quite like the gently rippling sound of water to aid feelings of tranquillity, restfulness and peace. If you crave to be next to the water on holiday and enjoy all the relaxing benefits waterfront accommodation inevitably brings, then at Vintage Travel you can take your pick from villas boasting fabulous waterside situations.
Tuscany and the spring go together like a horse a carriage, like cheese and wine, like sea and sand. Why? Because during the warm and sunny months of spring, Tuscany’s verdant rolling landscape becomes even greener, its emerald hillsides sprinkled in floral splendour, its majestic vineyards blossoming tirelessly, and its new-born birds singing in symphony
With a cluster of whitewashed buildings lining narrow cobbled streets tumbling down to the water’s edge, the riverside fishing village of Ferragudo is widely cited as one of the prettiest towns on the Algarve.
The popular port town of Bénodet lies at the mouth of the River Odet on the Finistere coast. This bustling town is a pleasure to walk round and explore all year round.
Phones, tablets, laptops… if you’re sick of the sight of them, it might be time for a serious digital detox! And what better place to slowly unwind and detox from our constant fixation with the digital world than in a rural European retreat surrounded by nothing other than nature?
Bolsena has been described as a ‘miraculous’ lake. This immense crater lake in central Italy lies within the northern area of the province of Viterbo in the region of Lazio. The lake has a circumference of 43km, making it the largest volcanic lake in Europe, boasting a shoreline of beautiful black volcanic sands.
Grasse, the world’s perfume capital, is a captivating place to visit all year round. This alluring hilltop town on the Cote d’Azur is short distance from Nice and Cannes, and is a true gem of a village that has managed to retain its unique culture and charm.
