Laura Bolick

Maspalomas

First Holiday in Maspalomas? Everything You Need to Know

Maspalomas is often described in simple terms of sun, beach, and warm evenings. For first time visitors, however, the experience is usually more layered than expected. Rather than a single resort centre with one obvious rhythm, Maspalomas unfolds gradually. Understanding how the area works, and what to expect in your first few days, makes it much easier to settle in and enjoy it fully. This guide is designed to help first time visitors find their feet, avoid common misconceptions, and

Long Weekend Ski Breaks from Salzburg

For skiers who want maximum time on the slopes without committing to a full week away, Salzburg is one of Europe’s most practical gateways. With frequent winter flights, a compact airport, and a cluster of high quality ski resorts within easy reach, this charming Austrian gem makes short breaks realistic, flexible, and surprisingly efficient. Whether you’re planning a long weekend, adding a few days of skiing onto another trip, or booking a spontaneous winter escape, Salzburg allows you to land,

Benidorm: A February Half Term Family Destination

February half term can feel like an awkward holiday slot. It arrives just as winter fatigue sets in, yet many destinations are either too cold, too expensive, or not geared up for families outside peak season. Benidorm is one of the few places that genuinely works at this time of year, not because it promises summer heat, but because it offers an easy, flexible break with plenty to do for all ages. February Half Term in Benidorm Theme Parks Outdoor

3 Days in Amsterdam: The Perfect Long Weekend

Amsterdam makes one of Europe’s most effortless city breaks; a place where world-class art, cosy canal-side cafés, leafy neighbourhoods, and vibrant nightlife all sit within walking or cycling distance. With just three days, you can enjoy the city’s greatest hits while still wandering into quieter corners that locals love. Here is the perfect way to spend a long weekend in Amsterdam. Canals, Art and a Taste of Dutch Culture Neighbourhoods, Markets and a Touch of Nightlife Windmills, Waterways and a

5-Day Itinerary for a City and Coastal Break in Tunis

Tunis is a city that rewards slow travel. It has the atmosphere of a classic North African capital, blended with a relaxed coastal rhythm that feels worlds away from the usual city break. Five days gives you the perfect amount of time to explore its historic districts, wander through seaside neighbourhoods, and enjoy stretches of coast that sit just a short ride from the centre. This itinerary focuses on experiences, viewpoints and neighbourhoods that are accessible throughout the year, making

A Cross Border Lunch Guide to the Portes du Soleil

With twelve linked resorts stretching across France and Switzerland, the Portes du Soleil is one of Europe’s largest ski regions — and one of the most rewarding places to stop for lunch. The food culture here is a highlight of the ski day, and the region is known for everything from rustic Alpine places, to panoramic sun terraces overlooking long mountain ranges. The best part is that you can enjoy all of this without needing to know the name of

A Ski Arlberg Itinerary for the Ultimate Ski Circuit Challenge

There are ski areas, and then there is Ski Arlberg – a legendary region that links some of the most iconic names in the Alps into one unforgettable network. The resorts of Lech, Zürs, St Christoph, St Anton, Stuben, Warth, and Schröcken together form Austria’s largest connected ski area, with more than 300 kilometres of pistes and some of the finest off-piste terrain in Europe. For adventurous skiers, the beauty of this area lies in the journey itself. You can

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Find a Resort for Every Level in Via Lattea

Straddling the Italo-French border, the Via Lattea (or “Milky Way”) is one of Europe’s great ski domains, a network of eight main resorts linked by more than 400 kilometres of slopes: Sestriere, Sauze d’Oulx, Sansicario, Cesana, Claviere, Pragelato, and Oulx in Italy, along with Montgenèvre in France. It’s best known for its vast variety – every resort feels distinct, every valley has its own personality, and every skier, from first-timers to thrill-seekers, finds a corner of the Milky Way that

Cala’n Bosch with Friends: A Laid-Back Group Getaway in Menorca

Planning a holiday with friends is always exciting, but it can be tricky to find a destination that keeps everyone happy. Cala’n Bosch, on the south-west coast of Menorca, strikes a perfect balance. With its sandy beaches, lively marina, and easy access to both relaxation and adventure, it’s a resort that works brilliantly for groups of all ages. Whether you’re travelling with university mates, a couple of other families, or just a few close friends, Cala’n Bosch offers plenty of

Exploring the Maspalomas Dunes from Playa del Inglés

Playa del Inglés, with its golden sands and lively atmosphere, is one of Gran Canaria’s best-known beach resorts. But what truly sets it apart from other destinations on the island is its neighbour: the Maspalomas Dunes. This protected natural reserve stretches for over 400 hectares, offering an extraordinary desert-like landscape right by the sea. For anyone staying in Playa del Inglés, the dunes are not just a backdrop – they are an essential part of the experience. A Landscape Like

Puerto de la Cruz for Nature Lovers

At first glance, Puerto de la Cruz, on the north coast of Tenerife, is a charming seaside town in the Canary Islands. But dig a little deeper, and you’ll discover it’s a gateway to some of the island’s most spectacular natural treasures. Thanks to its subtropical climate, volcanic landscapes, and proximity to protected areas, this part of Tenerife offers an unbeatable blend of coastal beauty, exotic gardens, and mountain scenery. Whether you’re a casual stroller or an avid adventurer, Puerto

Off the Beaten Track in Barcelona: 3 Unmissable Attractions

Barcelona is one of those cities that really does seem to have it all: incredible and sometimes controversial architecture (hola, Senor Gaudi!), well-curated history, beautiful beaches, delectable food, and a vibrant, cosmopolitan vibe. It’s the sort of place you can land without a plan and just follow your nose to some of the most memorable experiences you’ll ever have – be they art, culture, shopping or dining. That said, if you only have a few days, it can be easy

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A Guide to the Beaches of Palma Nova

There’s no shortage of beaches in Mallorca, but if you’re heading for Palma Nova on the southwest coast you can look forward to some of the island’s most inviting stretches of sand. Whether you’re after lively beach days filled with activities, or peaceful coves where the only soundtrack is the sea, there’s a spot here to suit every style of traveller. This guide takes you from the main, family-friendly bays to smaller, quieter corners perfect for unwinding – all within

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