Julietta Henderson

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5 Wet and Wild Water Sports to Try in Los Cristianos!

If you’ve heard of Tenerife, you’ve probably heard of Los Cristianos. This bustling, vibrant resort is one of the island’s most popular, particularly with beach lovers – because, well, there’s a lot to love. The gorgeous stretches of sand that once defined a tiny fishing village now attract sun-worshippers from all over the world.  If you’re heading to Los Cristianos, chances are you’re going to spend a LOT of time on one or other of the surrounding beaches – and

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Top 10 Things to Do in Playa de las Americas

The Canary Islands have long been a favourite holiday destination with Brits. Whether you’re looking for culture, outdoor activities, beach fun, or just some downtime to eat, drink and relax, the Canaries have it all!  The largest of the islands is Tenerife, which attracts visitors from all over Europe to explore its unique natural beauty and, of course, the delights of its many beaches. In the southwest of the island, the resort of Playa de las Americas is well-loved for

Top 5 Things We Love About Costa Adeje

Costa Adeje, a resort situated on Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is well-known for its family-friendly beaches, laid back atmosphere, and great range of things to see and do. It doesn’t matter if you’re here for two days or two weeks, this vibrant beach resort will keep you occupied in the most delightful of ways – even if that just means sleeping on a sunlounger under a beach umbrella!   While it’s hard to narrow down the best things

Get Active with the Family in Caleta de Fuste

Caleta de Fuste, on Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, is a wonderful destination for everyone – perhaps, in particular, for families. Not only will you find beautiful beaches and well-priced accommodation, there’s also plenty of things to keep the entire family occupied and entertained for a week or longer – meaning it’s become a highly popular destination for families with children of all ages.  But for those with slightly older children who enjoy getting out and active in the great

Kavos

Head to Kavos for 48 Hours of Non-Stop Partying

Sometimes you just need to get away for a couple of days to let your hair down, don’t you? You don’t want to waste weeks researching a mini-break, or spend a fortune on accommodation and flights – you just want some fun! Well, if you think finding a destination that’s easy to get to, budget friendly, and absolutely guaranteed to show you a good time is too good to be true, then chances are you haven’t yet been to Kavos! 

Make the Most of 48 Hours in Barcelona

You could probably spend two weeks in Barcelona and still not see everything – but the truth is, most people who come to this wonderfully cultural city only have a few days at their disposal. The good news is that it’s a highly accessible place, with a decent transport system and comfortable walking distances, so it’s not hard to squeeze in quite a few of its highlights in a short space of time, if need be.  48 Fabulous Hours in

72 Hours in Amazing Alghero

Alghero, which sits picturesquely on the north-west coast of Sardinia, in Italy, is popular with visitors keen to experience its wonderful ambience and many natural charms. It’s also an important historical site, and its authentic centre, encircled by ancient city walls, tells the story of more than four hundred years of Spanish rule through its architecture, culture, traditions and food.  If you’re planning on a visit to Sardinia, Alghero is a must. Here’s how we think you could best spend

How to Spend 48 Hours in Perfect Palau

The spectacularly beautiful Costa Smeralda region, in Sardinia’s north-east, has long been a darling of those looking for a relaxing holiday with beautiful beaches, wonderful food and a host of gorgeous flora and fauna. There’s so much to see and do in this picturesque area of Sardinia, but the small (and most definitely perfectly-formed) resort town of Palau is renowned as one of the most beautiful places to visit. As an island destination, many people plan to only spend a

A Perfect Day in Lloret de Mar

Spain’s Costa Brava is a much-loved holiday destination, popular with travellers of all kinds. Its gorgeous beaches, fascinating history, wonderful natural attractions and well-maintained culture mean that there really is something to appeal to everyone. If you’ve decided to visit this cosmopolitan town for a week (or more), fear not – there’s plenty to keep you occupied! If you’re a first timer, though, it might be helpful to see what an average day could look like… Head to the Beach

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A Stroll Through the Captivating Old Town of Estepona

With its gorgeous setting on Spain’s famous and much-loved Costa del Sol, the town of Estepona has huge appeal – not only to those looking for the classic relaxing beach holiday, but also to anyone who enjoys exploring culture and history. Renowned as one of the most attractive towns in the entire region, with its eclectic architecture and gorgeous floral displays, there’s definitely more to Estepona than meets the eye.  So, while there should most definitely be plenty of lazing

Discover the Historic Old Town of Alcudia

If you haven’t yet discovered why the beautiful Balearic island of Mallorca is so popular, the charming and historic city of Alcudia is the perfect place to convert you into a return visitor, year after year, like so many others. There’s just so much to see and do in this gem of a place, including gorgeous beaches, fantastic natural features and attractions, warm, friendly locals and delightful dining options. In addition to all that, for those who enjoy delving into

Cala d’Or

Soak Up the History and Nature of Beautiful Cala d’Or

The lovely village of Cala d’Or, on Mallorca’s southwest coast, is well known for its fabulous beaches and has long been popular with visitors of all kinds. While there’s certainly more than enough to keep you occupied, with its lovely calm waters, seven secluded and protected sandy bays, and a sophisticated ambience, it’s not only picturesque but also a little quieter than some of the other resorts on Mallorca. For this reason (and many others), it’s a brilliant option for those looking for a slightly slower pace of holiday.

Country Profile: Macau

Macau’s heritage as a former Portuguese territory for three centuries lends this autonomous region of China a genuine diversity to its exciting and vibrant culture. Today it’s renowned for its glitz, glamour, gambling and luxury (earning it the moniker of the ‘Vegas of China’), but that certainly hasn’t dulled down its traditional character in the process.

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