One of the most beautiful regions of France, the Dordogne in the south-west of the country is an exceptional destination for a holiday. With history, culture, cuisine and fine wines, there’s nothing this picturesque and vibrant region can’t offer you.
Laying at the mouth of the Pont l’Abbe river estuary to the south of the Bigouden region, is the fishing port and seaside town of Loctudy. This small fishing town has managed to retain its traditional Breton charm and character and is a delightful place to visit and become acquainted with authentic Brittany living.
The Cala d’Or, roughly translated to Golden Bay, is a small village on the south-east coast of Mallorca, just over 40 miles from the island’s capital, Palma.
Lanzarote has many hidden natural treasures for discerning travellers to explore, and none more so than the half-submerged volcano, known as El Golfo. Over the centuries the volcano has been slowly eroded by the sea, leaving a magnificent wall of a crater adorned in tones of autumnal oranges and reds.
With its wild Atlantic coastline scattered with cosy coves and interesting inlets, Galicia is a fisherman’s paradise. If you’re heading to the scenic lands of this north-western Spanish province, visiting the following three charming fishing villages of Galicia should make it onto the itinerary of anyone who enjoys fishing or eating seafood.
A swimming pool can be the centre of many people’s holiday plans. Spending a leisurely week by the pool is all many of us want, however, it’s important to remember the dangers of water, especially if you plan to take children away with you.
Described as the “Caribbean of Greece”, the island of Lefkada is blessed with beautiful beaches, where soft, golden sand is lapped by the exotic blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea. From sheltered coves, perfect for families to spend the day relaxing and having fun, to more exposed stretches of coast, renowned for their perfect windsurfing
The Museu Picasso is, quite simply, a must-see attraction of Barcelona. Located inside five medieval stone mansions, the museum’s setting alone is thoroughly unique. Wondering around the pretty courtyards and galleries of the Museu Picasso is as pleasurable as witnessing the collections themselves. Well almost…
The Alhambra Palace is Spain’s most visited tourist attraction. This jewel of a palace that sits elevated above the bustling city of Granada and with the snowy, jagged peaks of the mighty Sierra Nevada as a backdrop, is a marvel to gaze at.
Torralba d‘en Salort is a wonderful country home, situated just a ten-minute drive from the sandy coves of Menorca’s southern coastline. This spacious four-bedroom, two-bathroom villa sleeps eight guests comfortably. The property dates back to the 17th century and has been recently restored. Its traditional architecture pleasantly contrasts with the property’s contemporary design.
