Reasons to visit Minho in north-western Portugal
The mouth of the Rio Minho in northern Portugal marks the border both in historical and cultural terms with its much larger …
Things to do in Tias, one of lanzarote’s oldest and most important towns
Lanzarote’s ancient town of Tias comprises of several scattered hamlets, a charming old town and the coastal resort of Puerta Del Carmen. …
Immerse yourself in the Costa Brava’s emerald landscape at the stylish villa of Brisot
Brisot is a charming two-bedroom property in the residential area of Mas Tomasi that lies adjacent to the village of Els Masos …
Five fabulous beaches on Skopelos
The wonderful beaches of Skopelos are renowned for crystal clear water and the surrounding green landscape that often stretches right down to …
Discover northern Portugal and stay at the impressive regal home of Quinta do Ouro
Quinta do Ouro is an elegant manor house situated in the village of Travassos on the northern bank of the Rive Ave. …
Es Vinyet: A charming country villa in the heart of Mallorca’s wine-growing region
Vintage Travel is delighted to welcome a new addition to our fabulous portfolio of properties on Mallorca, the stunning Es Vinyet. This …
Discovering Istria’s Pula Arena: A Roman amphitheatre and underground museum
The Arena of Pula, in Croatia’s province of Istria, overlooking the harbour to the northeast of the old town, is a spectacular …
Reasons why Mallorca’s Palma remains a top tourist destination
Palma, on the island of Mallorca, is a bustling town which attracts a throng of tourists all year round, seeking sun, fun …
What makes Andalucía’s white-washed villages so special
Set amongst impressive blue hazy mountain ranges, where olive green trees predominate, the white-washed villages of Andalucía stand out from a distance, …
Why the Costa de la Luz is an artist’s haven
Many artists have one thing in common – they seek places that are doused in inspiring light. Gauguin on the South Sea island of …