There is much to see and do in South West France, making it a great choice for a family holiday. The area is blessed with mild temperatures throughout the year, but sufficient rain to make it a wonderfully green and verdant destination, whenever you wish to visit. The beaches are popular right through from spring
Few places in the world have such a rich and atmospheric history as the Peloponnese in Greece. It is a land where events and legends have become so entwined that there is no separating them. It was here that Heracles fought the Nemean lion at a time when greek gods interfered with the affairs of
Facing out to the Atlantic, boasting a shoreline of fine, golden sands and upmarket towns, Spain’s Costa de la Luz – Coast of Light – is a pleasure to visit, all year round. With fantastic, child-friendly beaches and plenty to see and do, this Western part of Andalusia is a fabulous place to take the
Self-catering holidays have long proven to be a popular style of holiday. In fact, according to research carried out by the London School of Economics in 2015, the demand for self-catering holiday properties is on the rise.
Barcelona is a bustling, exciting and exotic city to visit all year round, but with twinkling lights hung on the trees and cosy festive chalets and stalls lining the streets, there is something about December and the run-up to Christmas that makes the city that extra bit special! If you’re thinking about visiting Barcelona this December,
The Cote d’Azur is a magical place to visit at Christmas. The cities, towns and villages come alive with festive spirit, showering their ageless culture and traditions on all who visit. If you are lucky enough to be heading to the Cote d’Azur this Christmas, then take a look at three of the best Christmas
The Garfagnana is a mountainous region in the north-western part of Tuscany. It comprises of a beautifully wild, broad valley covered in woods and dotted with picture perfect villages. Garfagnana has two natural parks: the Regional Park of the Apuan Alps and the National Park of the Tosco-Emiliano Apennines. This area of rolling hills and vineyards has
Panoramic vistas, traditional culture, the iconic Puente Nuevo 18th Century Bridge, and a dramatic gorge formed by the Guadalevin River are just some of the things that make the hilltop town of Ronda a ‘must see’ Andalusian destination. The gorge is 100 meters deep, and synonymous with this famous historic site.
Trasimeno is a wonderful lake in the middle of Tuscany’s historic and beautiful countryside, the perfect setting for an exploring the many traditional towns that are nestled in the area. Surrounded by hills, olive groves, vineyards and forested areas of oak and cypress trees, the lake is a popular magnet for travellers who want to
It’s safe to say that many of the other Greek islands receive much more attention than little Paxos, which is only seven miles long. But its dramatic craggy coastline to the west and unspoilt villages along the east coast are just as inviting as the landscapes of many of the better-known Greek islands.
