With its vibrant cities, sleepy villages and many gastronomical delights, Istria enchants all who visit it. If you are lucky enough to be heading to this 3600-sq-km, heart-shaped peninsula in north-western Croatia, here’s three must-see sites to put on your Istrian holiday itinerary…
Champ Vieil is a fantastic traditional country home, with honey-coloured stone walls and a steep tiled roof set against timber windows, shutters, doors and balconies, making it a fine example of French architecture and design at its most impressive. This striking and substantial stone property is located in the Lot region of South West France,
Being the largest of the Greek islands, Crete has a wealth of fantastic destinations to discover and explore. The island offers illustrious history, thriving local culture, and fresh local food. But if you’re looking for relaxation, head to one of Crete’s many beaches, they are the perfect places to unwind.
The scenic island of Crete has been given the highly sought-after accolade of being one the best summer holiday destinations in Europe by The Telegraph.
While all of Croatia is blissfully beautiful, the small Adriatic region of Istria is one of the country’s most visited places. What makes Istria so special? Here’s five reasons why this beautiful area is a top tourist destination.
With balmy evenings of sunsets descending behind long, jagged mountain ranges, giant-sized pots sizzling with paella served on the beach, and mouth-watering tapas washed down with ice-cold cerveza, there’s something about the culturally and scenically-distinct land of Andalucía that cannot be rivalled.
Are you looking for a romantic and tranquil escape in Andalucía, surrounded by the most idyllic and inspiring of landscapes? If so, then let us take you near to the picturesque whitewashed inland village of Algodonales and through the doors of Casa Rustica. Casa Rustica is a quirky, comfortable and delightfully rustic – hence its
With the sun soaring overhead, chiringuitos serving cold beer, ice-cream and tapas on the beach, not to mention a wealth of cultural and historical sites to visit, Malaga is justifiably a popular family holiday destination.
Small, charismatic, quiet, authentic and friendly, it is easy to fall in love with Kalkan on the stunning Turquoise Coast in Turkey.
The cosmopolitan city of Nice is packed with interesting and thought-provoking sites to visit, and none more so than a trip to the Musée Marc Chagall.
