In the Aquitaine region of Southwest France, you’ll find the most incredible waves for surfing in Europe. You’ll encounter perfect-peeling waves all year around, in all-weather conditions.
Portugal often gets missed when tourists flock to Spain, Italy and France, but this small country tucked on the Atlantic coast is increasing rapidly in popularity. Here are some of the reasons. The majority of its awe-inspiring coastline and beaches face west, they are just perfect for watching the sun set. They will remain in
Brittany is steeped in history, starting with the megalithic sites that are scattered right across its region. Many in ruins, others spread out over quite a distance, and some with impressive standing stones emanating power and great age. The Carnac stones are an exceptionally interesting collection of megalithic stones situated in the village of Carnac, there are more than
Lanzarote has a very distinct flavour to it, like nowhere else, born out of cataclysmic eruptions that have left their mark in the forms of solidified lave rivers and incredible rock formations. In its native tongue ‘Tytheroygaka’ means, ‘one that is all ochre’ this refers to the main colour on the island, which appears almost
Kalkan is mostly about two types of very different holiday, mixed into one. An archaeological experience exploring Turkey’s ancient past, combined with a beach holiday and water sports. Take a look at some of the incredible places of interest in the vicinity of the stunning Kalkan.
There has been a recent surge in the number of British residents wanting to take their summer holidays in Spain and Portugal. Recent figures have shown a rise of 27% to 32%, for these two popular destinations, with places such as Cyprus and Malta not far behind. This has prompted tourist organisations to warn that
Through a classic trilogy of Corfu memoirs, late British nature writer and expatriate of Corfu, Gerald Durrell, is hailed as being responsible for putting Corfu on the tourist map, accountable for the tourist invasion of the 1970s and 80s. Now a new six-part ITV drama, The Durrells, based on Gerald Durrell’s memoirs of his life
Italy always ranks amongst the top summer destinations for travellers; this is not surprising given the country’s historical legacy, excellent cuisine, breathtaking heartland, and great wines. To get a real experience of the essence of this country, many take to the countryside to explore the villages, which have made it synonymous with rustic charm. Umbria
St Tropez is without doubt one of the most unique shopping experiences in France. You will find a late night grocery shop right next to a boutique selling Dior, Louis Vuitton or Dolce & Gabbana. The resort has butchers, bakers and candlestick makers, with the world’s leading designers camped next door in little back alleys.
If you are looking for a great place to relax, with plenty of sun and great swimming for all the family, then Paxos is the place for you. The lack of an airport has saved this pretty Greek island from becoming over commercialised, as you can only reach it by boat. Paxos is a small
