Julietta Henderson

Morzine: Making it Easy for Beginner Skiers in Portes du Soleil

The thing about skiing is… it’s addictive! So of course every avid skier wants to share the amazing, invigorating experience with their nearest and dearest. For anyone who’s grown up on ski holidays with their parents to the Alps, it follows that you probably want to do the same for your own children. But a ski holiday with a family in tow is very different to when you were young, free, single and on the hunt for the adrenaline rush

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One, Two, Three, Ski: Reasons Skiers Love Crans Montana

If you’re a ski or snowboard fan (aka a “powerhound”), you know the feeling of always being on the lookout for the next “big thing”: a destination to spend your precious annual winter ski holiday. This year, take a break from all those decisions and research and surrender to the charm of a ski resort you may not have heard of yet: Crans Montana, set within the spectacular embrace of the Swiss Alps. It’s a cliche to say a place

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Get to Know and Love Grandvalira, Andorra

During the bleak and chilly winter months, a ski break is one of the best ways to chase away the blues. And, whether you’re a mad keen powderhound or a complete beginner, Grandvalira, a huge ski region in the principality of Andorra, offers some fantastic opportunities. Spanning the famous Pyrenees mountains, between Spain and France, across 140 slopes and over 215kms, Grandvalira serves up a memorable experience. It doesn’t matter where your interests lie: skiing, snowboarding, freestyling, or even if

Follow the Footsteps of History: The Roman Road of St Paul’s Bay

One of the largest and most-populated towns of Malta, St Paul’s Bay is set on the picturesque northeastern coast of the island. It’s well known for its vibrant promenade, water sports, great food, and general summer holiday vibe. The town and its surrounding area have become a firm favourite with tourists looking for a friendly, easy-going destination with diverse appeal, but for lovers of the great outdoors (with a touch of history on the side), the Roman Road offers a

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Kyrenia: An Ancient and Historic Cypriot Jewel

Quite often described as “Cyprus’ prettiest town”, Kyrenia (situated on the island nation’s northern coast) has the coveted combination of a genuinely fascinating history, stunning beaches, and appealing accessibility in terms of tourism. If you’re the kind of person who enjoys the classic holiday beach culture (sun, sea, sand, and everything that goes with it), but also wants to go a little “deeper” and get to grips with the heritage of Cyprus, Kyrenia could be your new favourite place! Good

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Portes du Soleil: A Ski Holiday for Everyone

The spectacular Portes du Soleil region encompasses 12 resorts spread across France and Switzerland. From Mont Blanc to Lake Geneva, with more than 650km of pistes serviced by 200 ski lifts (with connectivity between almost all of them), everyone can find something to love about Portes du Soleil. With ski runs suited to everyone from absolute beginners right up to adrenaline-seeking powder hounds, it’s understandably a popular place for a short or longer ski break – and the fun never

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Get Off the Tourist Trail in Protaras, Cyprus

Cyprus is a place synonymous with sunshine, endless ocean views, and stunning natural landscapes. This welcoming island nation has been a favourite with tourists for decades, which means most of its secrets are out – and one of those is the fantastic resort town of Protaras. But as with any tourist destination, some of the highlights in and around Protaras are more popular than others. There’s nothing wrong with ticking off the high-profile “must-sees” in the region – after all,

A Cultural Side Note from Sunny Sa Coma

Mallorca is always a good idea, with its stunning climate, endless beaches, and mouthwatering cuisine. The largest of the Spanish Balearic islands, Mallorca is renowned as an authentic and very laidback destination, popular with those looking to mix a healthy serving of culture with their fun in the sun. Sa Coma, situated in the northeast of the island, is home to a gorgeous sandy beach (often cited as one of the best on Mallorca) and idyllic, calm waters, but the

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Get to Know the Heart of Jandía, in the Canaries

For visitors to Fuerteventura, the stunning Jandía Peninsula is a must-see on the itinerary. Even those who stay in the busier tourist towns in the north, like Corralejo, are keen to experience the “wilder”, southern reaches of the island. But for anyone whose primary aim is to get close to nature without the sometimes frenetic pace of touristy resorts, Jandía is the perfect place to choose as a base. From gorgeous beaches and natural parks, to fascinating history and culture

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Costa to Costa: A Mini Road Trip from Costa Adeje

Spain’s Canary Islands have been a firm favourite with tourists for many decades. The spectacular weather, stunning beaches, and diverse landscape of the islands in this famous archipelago are a temptation too good to resist. If you’ve decided on a short break in Tenerife you won’t be disappointed, because there’s a lot to love, whatever kind of holiday you’re looking for. It’s hard to beat Costa Adeje as an appealing base from which to explore a little further; here’s a

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Holiday Like You’re a Local in Tossa de Mar

Tossa de Mar, on Spain’s stunning Costa Brava, is a much-loved medieval gem of a town, admired for its well-preserved history, and loved for its spectacular beaches and magnificent views out over the Mediterranean. Its multitude of attributes make it a holiday destination that ticks the boxes for pretty much everyone: it’s relaxed enough to feel unspoiled, and lively enough to feel like you’re on holiday. While the highlights of the town are well documented, for those looking to get

An Active, Outdoor Break in Sunny Salou

The glorious sunny coastal resort of Salou, on Spain’s Costa Dorada, delivers on every promise it makes. Wonderful beaches, a lively, friendly town centre, proximity to history-laden Tarragona, and just the right amount of nightlife to make you feel like you’re on holiday in Spain! In addition to all those sought-after attributes, though, Salou has something else to add to its wide-ranging appeal, and that’s the many and varied options to get you outdoors and active! There’s nothing quite like

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3 Guaranteed Ways to Find Calm in Costa Calma

Diversity makes the world go around, which means we all want something different from a holiday. Some of us want the opportunity to discover new cultures, some to meet new friends, and some to simply top up the tan. But for many people, reconnecting with their inner peace to counteract the ever-increasing noise and stress of everyday life is the top goal. “Getting away from it all” has never sounded more appealing, so where better to find some calm than

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