If you are looking for a memorable experience to start the new year on a high, head to Palma in mid-January to visit the Fiesta of Sant Sebastia.
Heading south for some winter sun is good for the soul and the Costa de la Luz, Spain’s ‘Coast of Light’, is the perfect destination for recharging your batteries after a hectic Christmas period.
In 1993 Menorca was declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, mainly due to the island’s exceptional environment. The island displays typical Mediterranean characteristics, including gorges, dense woodland, sand dune systems, wet grass and marshlands, and superb soil that fosters growth from wild herbs, mushrooms, fruit trees and a variety of native flora.
The sun-drenched and laid back island of Crete has long been a popular tourist destination for those seeking a relaxing and culturally-uplifting holiday. If you are thinking about visiting Crete and are wanting high-quality, self-catering accommodation, why not stay at the beautiful villa known as No1 Old Vineyard?
It is easy to understand why Galicia attracts holidaymakers, despite not being in the more touristy areas of the south and east of Spain. It is a land of beauty, with rolling green hills, cliffs punctuated with deep gorges and woodlands of numerous varieties. It is also blessed with fabulous beaches, that are not nearly
Crete has some wonderful terrain to explore, with one of the most interesting areas being Apokoronas, in the foothills of the White Mountains on the north coast. These mountains provide abundant water to service the fertile green land.
Vintage Travel is thrilled to launch a fabulous new property, which is now live on our website for 2017 and 2018 – the incredible Apanemia Mare on the sun-drenched island of Corfu.
What is the attraction of self-catering when you can stay in a hotel and be waited on hand and foot? Well that’s exactly it, you are not trapped to a timetable for eating, with the ability to cook what you want, whenever you want. You have privacy and don’t have to vacate your bed for cleaning
Le Marche is a province in east-central Italy with wonderful vineyards and golden grain fields in a rolling landscape topped by crumbling castles. Sheep, undulating ridges into the distance, and old men working in the sunshine, an authentic Italy that’s disappearing from other parts of this land. It is what Tuscany must have felt like thirty
Kefalonia’s striking scenery of tree-covered hillsides tumbling to the shore is there to be enjoyed. And you would certainly enjoy Kefalonian countryside to the maximum, if you stayed at the fabulous villa named Ruggero.
