5 July, 2012

Attractions in Brittany – Going wild on the Breton coast!

Most regions of the world are renowned for something and it could be argued that Brittany is renowned for its rocks! Compared to the rest of France, or anywhere else for that matter, Brittany has an extremely distinctive look, with much of its individuality being crafted from the region’s wild rock formations.   Attractions in

3 July, 2012

Two stunning luxury villas in Grasse

Grasse and St. Cerzaire warrant a stay at ‘Mediterranee’ and ‘Passiflore’ – Two additional treasures on the Cote d’Azur! The town of Grasse, like much of the Cote d’Azur, is known throughout the world, not only for the affluent, elitist and glamorous crowd of visitors who flock there each, but predominantly for being the perfume

1 July, 2012
Lanzarote sightseeing tips

Lanzarote sightseeing tips

More than 15 million years ago the island of Lanzarote emerged after the break-up of the America and African plates. Born through fiery volcanic eruptions, causing lava streams to solidify and extravagant rock structures to form, Lanzarote is a blessed with a spectacular landscape, matched or rivalled by nowhere. Asides its stunning volcanic vistas, there

29 June, 2012
Barcelona on a budget

How to experience Barcelona on a budget

Every region of Spain prides itself on autonomy and a cultural-uniqueness that is void from the rest of the country, and none more so than the province of Catalonia. What is commonly known as the most expensive region of Spain, with its capital being widely accepted as the nation’s dearest city, there is an old

23 June, 2012
algarve events

3 great Algarve events in July 2012

Not only is the Algarve blessed with boundless stretches of beautiful beaches but it is also a hub for creative arts, meaning the southern Portuguese region takes some beating when it comes to having a beach holiday with a cultural twist. Summer 2012 looks like the Algarve is more determined than ever to provide a

19 June, 2012
villa in Tamariu

Secluded villa in Tamariu – El Jardi Bonic

The tremendously unfair tendency to view Spain’s Costa Brava as being synonymous with sky-high buildings, English pubs and fry-ups, could not be further from the truth. Take for example the village of Tamariu, an extraordinarily quaint, picturesque and tranquil seaside village that has remained virtually unchanged for centuries. Tamariu is just one village that is