We had to let you know about a fantastic family holiday competition 2012, which is being run by our friends at Sudocrem. With the launch of their new moisturising and sunscreen mousses, Sudocrem are offering a luxury Spanish family villa holiday as the main prize of their latest competition. This holiday competition 2012 can be
How to make the Cote d’Azur more economical – Top tips for train travel on the Cote d’Azur! If you are visiting the Cote d’Azur sometime soon you are likely to be busy planning your holiday budget. As this region of France is notoriously pricey, you may be grateful to hear about how to make
On your bike! – Cycling holiday’s in Portugal! When you think about European cycling, France, Austria and Switzerland immediately spring to mind, with Portugal being well down of the European cycling destination list. Although in recent years, Portugal has emerged as a favourite destination for those wishing to explore this beautiful country by bicycle, whether it
‘People in a Place Apart’ – Providing fascinating and novel insight about the Algarve! Being one of Europe’s favourite holiday destinations, the sunny Algarve has had hordes of travel guides and books written about it over the years, dedicated to informing discerning travellers of the many treasures the region is blessed with. Now a new
Three majestically mesmerising museums in Umbria. The Italian region of Umbria is home to a large number of unique and interesting museums, with even the smallest and least well-known being most definitely worthy of a visit. With such a vast choice of intriguing, surprising and highly enlightening museums on offer, knowing which one to head
From sandy-coloured lizards darting underneath white-washed walls, to indigenous crabs making their way across the shingles, from herds of goats grazing on the hillsides, to a lonely mule trussed to a fence in a field, the wildlife of Lanzarote is blessed with a remarkable diversity. In fact, the Canary Islands as a whole, is home
Since as far back as the Roman times, the people of the Costa Brava have been exploiting the relaxing and healing qualities of the region’s many medicinal mineral waters and hot springs. Today the thermal baths of the area pride themselves on offering clients the most modern and avant-garde of facilities and excellent professional services,
From the complex of cultural buildings in the historical town of Santiago de Compostela, to the ancient city of La Coruna, Galicia has a culture that is distinct from the rest of Spain and has been n referred to as a “large-scale cultural hub”. With such a huge amount of sites of unique heritage, history
From jagged cliffs menacingly plummeting towards the ocean, to secluded coves providing peace and serenity, to sandy family-friendly beaches offering activities to cater for everyone’s tastes and whims, surrounded by a sea that merges seamlessly with the sky above, the municipality of Pollenca in the far northern corner of Mallorca, has a little of everything.
From excursions to Turkey to day-long cruises along the coastline discovering some of the most beautiful and secluded bays you may have ever seen, the island of Rhodes provides its visitors with a plethora of boat trips, cruises and ferry excursions. If discovering the waters that surround the island where the Aegean Sea meets the
