Whilst barely a week goes by without some kind of spectacular and unique festival being held in various Menorcan towns and villages, the Virgin del Carmen Festival in the town of Mahon has to be one of the most outstanding.
Lanzarote has been a popular destination for cyclists of all abilities for many years, with good reason. One of the principle reasons Lanzarote is a hub for cyclists is because of its climate – dry, warm and, unlike the UK, predictable.
With an enviably warm climate, safe bathing on beautiful beaches, fantastic parks and hordes of activities for children, it’s safe to say Ibiza isn’t just a destination for 18 – 30s, it’s a great place for families to unwind, relax and have fun.
Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands. Due to its desirable mix of dense wooded valleys, ancient history, an abundance of great beaches and a lively night scene, Rhodes has long been a popular European summer holiday destination.
Often referred to as “The Marches”, Le Marche in central Italy lies to the East of Umbria and Tuscany. This stunning region borders the Adriatic Sea on the East and the Sibillini Mountains on the West. This beautiful part of Italy comprises of diverse sprawl of medieval hilltop villages, jagged mountain peaks, deep river gorges
Nestled beside the sea, the beautiful town of Dubrovnik is a paradisiacal hub for culture and art. A trip to this inspiring Croatian town would not be the same without experiencing some of Dubrovnik’s many art galleries. Take a look at three art galleries that must be explored by all art-lovers travelling to one of
The beautiful region of Tuscany is known throughout the world as being a hub of recognisable Renaissance-era architecture and art. Tuscany is also well known for its diverse landscapes that combine snow-capped mountains with sunny beaches, and acre upon acre of flourishing vineyards and olive groves with dense forests, dramatic gorges and gushing rivers. Tuscany
If there is one thing Brittany is renowned for it is its vast array of colourful, traditional and totally unique festivals. Not a month, or even a week, goes by without some kind of vibrant and traditional event taking place in this culturally autonomous region of France. The Festival of Blue Nets is one such
With its winding narrow path made from local natural materials, traversing and ascending round the sparkling Mediterranean, Spain’s Costa Brava – Brave Coast – is an exhilarating delight to explore. We have to admit one of the most beautiful stretches of this rugged coastline is where the traditional yet elegant and affluent villages of Tamariu,
Measuring a tiny ten kilometres by four kilometres, Paxos is one of the smallest Greek islands. Without an airport or any mass developments, it is also one of the most unspoilt. Consequently Paxos remains a beautiful and tranquil haven, the perfect place to enjoy natural Grecian beauty at its best. Whilst there is plenty to
