Julietta Henderson

Benidorm

Beach Baby Benidorm! Fun for Everyone on the Beach!

Benidorm, on Spain’s famous and much-loved Costa Blanca, needs very little introduction. It’s that rare kind of holiday destination that really does appeal to every demographic. From young families and retirees to party-loving teenagers and twenty-somethings, it seems that everybody loves Benidorm! It’s not hard to guess the one thing that bonds everyone together on common ground is the beautiful beaches. And because there’s more than one, and each has its own distinct personality, we’re here to tell you the

Two Days, Two Unmissable Historical Highlights of Heraklion

Crete is a favourite holiday destination with visitors from all over the world. It’s got a touch of the “little island that could” about it, with its wonderful combination of gorgeous beaches, picturesque interior landscapes, and a vast and very accessible history. Nowhere is this juxtaposition more apparent or more readily explored than in the island’s capital, Heraklion.  As the fourth largest city in Greece, Heraklion is no shrinking violet, with a thriving port and a vibrant cultural scene. But

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Ski into History at the Museum St Anton am Arlberg

The picturesque Austrian ski village of St Anton, which is part of the vast Ski Arlberg region, is more than just another cookie-cutter ski resort. Along with some of the world’s best skiing opportunities, its charming village ambience, sensational après ski, and fantastic amenities and accommodation, it has another string to its bow — a very important history.  St Anton is known as “the cradle of Alpine skiing”, for the vital role it has played in raising the profile of

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Zermatt: Making Memories in the Shadow of the Matterhorn

Nestled in the Swiss valley of Valais under the shadow of the majestic Matterhorn, Zermatt is a resort with a reputation. Famous as a favourite haunt of royalty, wealthy socialites, and celebrities du jour, Zermatt sits at an elevation of 1,620m, making it one of the few year-round ski resorts in Europe. The skiing is, as you’d expect, as spectacular as the scenery, and it has gained renown as one of the best places on the planet to ski. But

Take it Easy in Costa Teguise

Contents: Laidback, Lovely Lanzarote Beaches You’ll Adore Outdoor Activities that Deliver More Where to Stay How to Get There There are many very good reasons the Spanish Canary Islands are one of the most popular, go-to tourism destinations in Europe. Stunning beaches, wonderful year-round weather, fabulous Spanish food, and plenty of culture and history mean that it has appeal to a wide range of demographics.  And the best thing about the Canaries is that you’re completely spoiled for choice! Will

Sliema

Experience the Maltese Charm of Sliema

Contents: Sliema: One of Malta’s Seaside Gems The Promenade The Port: A Gateway to Malta Explore the History of the Town Where to Stay How to Get There When you think of Malta, chances are you think of the island’s capital, Valletta or perhaps the pretty seaside town of St Paul’s Bay. But there’s another, very worthwhile destination that offers just as much in terms of history, culture, architecture and tradition. That place is Sliema.  Often tacked on as a

3 Days, 3 Classic Gourmet Treats Not to Miss in Malaga

Contents: Food, Glorious Andalusian Food Day One: Pipirrana Malagueña Day Two: Gazpachuelo Malagueño Day Three: Pescaíto Frito Where to Stay How to Get There The delights of Malaga are well documented. With a plethora of golden beaches, unlimited sunshine, and no dearth of historical attractions, this lovely Andalusian gem lounging on the edge of the Mediterranean is confident, cosmopolitan and cultural, much loved by visitors from all over the world. Beyond even that, however, there is yet another reason to

Super Ski Break Resort Guide: Breuil Cervinia

Contents: A Mini Mountain Break in Breuil Cervinia Let’s Talk Snow Excellent Infrastructure Accommodation and Apres The Views, the Views Where to Stay How to Get There Heading off to Europe for a few days of invigorating Alpine skiing is one of the most accessible options for a winter mini-break. With fantastic deals available for even some of the most popular resorts, it’s a quick, convenient way of cramming a week of fun, relaxation and pampering into just a few

Salzburg

Salzburg: City of Secrets and Surprises

As the birthplace of Mozart and with its unbreakable ties to the universally loved Sound of Music film, Salzburg, in Austria, is a city with a big reputation to uphold. The good news for visitors is that it does it effortlessly — inviting you in and welcoming you with grace and genuine enthusiasm. Compact to explore and fantastically well-facilitated for tourists, the city is a jumping off point for short ski breaks in the Austrian Alps and is also rich

Enjoy the Location and Laidback Luxury of Meloneras

As part of the famous Canary Islands, Gran Canaria has long been a favourite with holidaymakers who come for its unique black lava landscape, the stunning beaches, and the turn-back-time appeal of its island life. It also retains a deeply woven cultural heritage that is displayed in a host of monuments and fascinating relics from its history.  If you’re considering a visit to Gran Canaria, chances are you’re looking for that sought after combination of features that allow you to

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Culture, Cooking, Crocs and Camels: 3 Days, 3 Ways to Enjoy Agadir

 For some people, Morocco conjures up visions of an exotic, faraway destination with unfamiliar culture and food, and an overwhelming “difference” that makes it seem like it could be more hassle than holiday. While, of course, in some parts of the country (as almost anywhere in the world) visitors could find it hard going and a little intimidating, this is certainly not the case in Agadir — a modern coastal city located in southern Morocco. Get to Know Agadir  An

Get Close to Nature on a Family Holiday in Los Cristianos

There are lots of possible answers to the age-old question: “where can we take our next family holiday?” When you’re weighing up your options, there are so many things to consider – including the kind of accommodation, things to see and do, and is there really such a thing as a place every member of the family can enjoy equally? We say a resounding yes! Los Cristianos, on the Spanish island of Tenerife, is a hugely popular destination for families

Málaga

Sun, Sea, Sand and Something Different in Malaga

Malaga is a popular holiday destination, known and loved by many. This vibrant city (the second-largest in Andalusia) has much to recommend, not the least being access to some of the most beautiful beaches on the Costa del Sol. But alongside those obvious charms, there’s a host of very different kinds of attractions to discover – many of which will help you unlock the cultural and historical heart of the region.  For anyone considering a short (or longer) break in

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