Winter in Tuscany might be on the chilly side but it’s as beautiful, captivating and exhilarating as ever. In fact, without the crowds and what can be stifling heat, winter can be one of the best seasons to visit this truly fascinating region.
What could be more romantic than spending your honeymoon snuggled in a cosy villa surrounded by beautiful countryside, whilst soaking up a different culture in some wonderful part of Europe?
Casita Miguel is a conveniently-positioned villa that looks over the road which leads to the charming Roman town of Pollenca. This characterful accommodation boasts beautiful scenic views across to the foothills of the mighty Tramuntana mountains and to the ancient hilltop site of Puig de Maria, which casts a watchful eye on the town of
If you’re looking for somewhere to stay near the charming Port de Pollenca on Mallorca, you may be tempted by the wonderful townhouse of El Cano.
If you’re looking to stay in a quiet and secluded spot in the heart of Mallorca’s rolling countryside, you may be interested in Rito Nou. This highly impressive stone-built villa comprises of four bedrooms and four bathrooms, sleeping up to eight guests in comfort.
The Costa Brava, Spain’s ‘Brave Coast’, is scattered with hidden coves and charming fishing ports, a million miles from some of the region’s more densely-populated tourist hotspots. For the traveller willing to take a short step off the beaten track, discovering a host of chic resorts that tastefully combine a sophisticated appeal with a traditional
Lefkada is well-known for its golden periphery of soft sandy beaches, lapped by azure water and backed by a verdant mountainous landscape. In fact, the beaches on this stunning Greek island are considered amongst the most beautiful of the Mediterranean.
For anyone with a taste for wine, a glass or two of a quality bottle; be it on the balcony, next to the pool, or on the terrace with a meal, is one of the most enjoyable parts of a holiday. For those who identify themselves as wine connoisseurs, staying in the heart of a
The Dordogne is scattered with beautiful villages, where antiquated traditions are still very much part of life and time seems to eternally stand still. With so many picture-perfect villages which cling onto their rural French charm, where do you begin if you want to experience tranquil and authentic village life in the Dordogne?
Glossa is the second largest town on Skopelos, which lies to the north of the island. The pretty little town has been built amphitheatrically on the slopes of a hillside. With whitewashed buildings topped with red roofs and surrounded by fragrant-smelling almond and pine trees, Glossa really is a delightful place to visit.
