Glossa is the second largest town on Skopelos, which lies to the north of the island. The pretty little town has been built amphitheatrically on the slopes of a hillside. With whitewashed buildings topped with red roofs and surrounded by fragrant-smelling almond and pine trees, Glossa really is a delightful place to visit.
Unlike many other travel destinations, Mallorca does not shut down during the out-of-season months. On the contrary, Mallorca remains lively and captivating all year round, owed partly to its favourable mild winter climate and partly to the locals’ relentless zest for life.
There’s nothing quite like playing tennis on your own private court with the sun shining down, overlooking panoramic views of countryside at its most stunning. Sounds too good to be true? Not if you stay in one of these stylish Vintage Travel villas with their own private tennis courts…
Villa des Artistes is a glorious three-bedroom, three-bathroom villa situated in a residential area on the outskirts of Vence on the beautiful Cote d’Azur in southern France.
We are delighted to welcome the beautiful Villa Rabia to our Kefalonia programme. With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, Rabia can sleep six guests in comfort. This exquisite villa is located in the tranquil village of Mousata, a mere 1.4km from the sandy beach of Trapezaki, on the sun-soaked island of Kefalonia.
Experience authentic Galician life in the enchanting city of Lugo. Much of the city’s fascinating appeal is owed to the imposing Roman walls that circle the Old Town, considered to be amongst the best-preserved ancient walls in the world.
If you’re travelling to Brittany, you’d be wise to keep heading west until you reach the Crozon peninsula, described by The Guardian as: “A narrow finger of land poking into the Atlantic in the far west of France.’
Crete is steeped in history and culture, crammed with great sites to explore and get a glimpse of the forgone civilisations that this incredible Greek island has been home to for many centuries.
Fancy Christmas with a difference this year? Then why not head to the vibrant and picturesque lands of Istria…
Carnac, on the Morbihan coast of south east Brittany, is well known for its impressive and distinct prehistoric monuments.
