Easter is approaching and many of us are making plans for the spring break. With the weather getting warmer, the nights lighter and the buds of spring blossoming, this time of year can be a great time to head abroad. Vintage Travel explores five reasons why Easter-time and a holiday overseas go hand in hand. Experience Easter
Istria is a beautiful region on the northern edge of Croatia and its Adriatic coastline. Hiring a car is perhaps the best way to really explore and get to know this beautifully diverse Croatian peninsula.
“Whoever sets foot on this island senses a mysterious force branching warmly and beneficently through his veins, sensing his soul beginning to grow” Nikos Kazantzakis, famous Cretan author
If you leave the city of Porto and head north until you reach the border with Spain, you’ll be in a region known as the Costa Verde (green coast); including the areas of the Douro Litoral and the Minho. There are some stunning vistas of green and rolling lands and a long striking beach. Small market towns
The sun-scorched lands of Andalucía in southern Spain are brimming with secret gems, quirky sites and off-the-beaten-track delights. Vintage Travel explores some of Andalucía’s lesser-known treasures. Cave houses You may not fancy living in one, but the cave houses of Andalucía are well worth a visit. You can stand on a hill amongst numerous white
The Algarve is well-known for its delicious cuisine served in top-notch restaurants. And none more so than Restaurant Bon Bon, renowned for its individual dishes and exceptional attention to detail. Such is Restaurant Bon Bon’s credible reputation for high-quality cuisine that it has been awarded a Michelin Star for 2017.
If you’re looking for a place to stay in the upmarket Costa Brava fishing village of Llafranc, take a look at L’Esquer, a stunning six-bedroom, five-bathroom villa on an emerald hillside, just 550 metres from the town’s beautiful bay.
Vintage Travel is thrilled to welcome Donna to our Skopelos portfolio, a fabulous three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa, which boasts incredible sea views that sweep across the nearby Skopelos Town and its elegant harbour.
If you are looking for self-catering accommodation within the verdant beauty of the Dordogne, La Cloche comes highly recommended. Enveloped by a landscape of forests and fields, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom country home epitomises the natural splendour the Dordogne has to offer.
Vintage Travel is thrilled to have the charming Mallorca farmhouse of Son Pou on our books for 2017.
