Cala Ratjada by Night: Evening Markets and Nightlife

Cala Ratjada is one of Mallorca’s favourite destinations, and not just by day. When the sun dips below the horizon, the coastal town takes on a magical new character. What was once a sleepy fishing harbour becomes a lively and atmospheric destination by night. The sounds of clinking glasses, distant music, and cheerful conversation fill the warm evening air. Whether you prefer a laid-back stroll through a night market or dancing until the small hours, Cala Ratjada has something to

Three Days to Get to Know Albir

Often referred to as a “hidden gem” of the Costa Blanca, the lovely town of Albir nestles in an idyllic position between the mountains and the Mediterranean. Its geography opens up a host of opportunities to explore the gorgeous landscape and the more bustling neighbouring towns (like Benidorm and Altea), with the pleasure of being able to truly relax in an unassuming and authentic Spanish town in the “in-between” times. If you’ve got three days to spend in Albir, here’s

Discover Two Different Sides of Manavgat

The Turkish city of Manavgat, in the renowned Antalya region, is a popular resort with tourists, famous for the beautiful Manavgat River that runs through it, and the surrounding landscape. It has a deep history and culture that dates back centuries, and exploring its fascinating past along with getting out into nature and discovering the mountains, beaches, and waterfalls makes for a fantastic short break holiday. As with most destinations, there’s more to this lovely place than first meets the

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3 Days to Blitz Belek’s Historical Attractions

Located on Turkey’s magnificent Turquoise Coast, Belek is one of those holiday destinations that never puts a foot wrong. Blessed with a staggeringly beautiful landscape of endless beaches and lush forested areas made for hiking, it also puts you front and centre to a vast range of important historical attractions that tell a vivid story of the country’s long and entangled past. Even if you’ve only got three days, it’s long enough to get a fascinating and insightful picture of

Nerja

Nerja for Nature Lovers: Everything You Need to Know

While many visit Nerja for its sunny beaches, this Andalusian town and its surrounding area offer so much more to the eco-conscious traveller. Surrounded by dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and majestic mountains, Nerja is a playground for nature lovers. Whether you’re into hiking, kayaking, birdwatching, or exploring caves, there’s an adventure waiting for you here. Snorkelling in Nerja’s Crystal-Clear Waters Kayaking Beneath the Cliffs of Cerro Gordo Discovering the Cueva de Nerja (Nerja Caves) Hiking in the Sierra Almijara Popular

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How to Enjoy a Rainy Day in Lloret de Mar

Even sunny Spain will serve up the occasional rainy day, so if you’re staying in Lloret de Mar (or nearby), I’ve put together a few ideas to make sure that your day isn’t a washout! Lloret has plenty to offer beyond the beach, and in some ways, a bit of rain gives you the perfect excuse to slow down and explore a different side of this lively coastal town. Here’s your go-to guide for what to do in Lloret de

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Three Views of Amazing Alanya

Alanya, a bustling coastal Mediterranean gem, is one of the most popular choices for visitors to this spectacular region. People from all over the world come for the stunning beaches, the extensive cultural attractions, and the opportunities to explore the surrounding landscape of the Taurus Mountains. The town’s natural beauty and historical importance has seen it nominated for World Heritage status, with the first traces of human life dated back to 20,000 BC. If you really want to get to

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Find Your Inner Peace: Wellness & Mindfulness in Cala d’Or

Mallorca hosts more than parties, clubs and watersports. If, for you, a holiday should be an opportunity to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with yourself, then there is a corner in the south-east of the island where these experiences are on tap. Of course, it comes by default with the stunning scenery, traditional whitewashed houses, and crystal clear waters that we all expect of the Balearics. Whether you’re staying for a week or just passing through, Cala d’Or is an

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Three of the Best Historical Highlights of Side

Side (pronounced see-day), a resort town on the southern Mediterranean coast of Turkey, is that most wonderful of places that happens to deliver not only on the requisite beaches one would expect in this part of the world (and yes, they are indeed beautiful), but also on a king-sized serving of history and culture. For anyone looking for a holiday destination with an equal amount of style and substance (and sun, sea, and sand to boot), Side is an excellent

Ayia Napa: Much More than Just a Party Town

Thinking of getting away for a few days? Cyprus is a fantastic holiday destination — popular with visitors from all over the world drawn to its magical beaches, wonderful food, glorious Mediterranean climate, and a host of historical sites. In terms of where to stay, the choices are an embarrassment of riches. One of the most vibrant resorts is the beautiful Ayia Napa, which is pulsing with life and personality. It has a reputation as being a destination popular with

Get to Know the Food Scene in Corralejo

If you’re planning a trip to Corralejo, you are probably seeking some, or all of these: sun, sand, good weather, great windsurfing, and dramatic nature. And you’ll be heading in the right direction. What you might not be expecting, are the fantastic opportunities to explore new foods. Beyond the beaches and boardwalks lies one of the island’s most underrated pleasures: its food. The culinary scene in Corralejo is a vibrant mix of Canarian traditions, Spanish influences, and global flavors brought

Scuba Diving and Snorkelling in Puerto del Carmen

The popular resort town of Puerto del Carmen is the gateway to the spectacular underwater world off the southern coast of Lanzarote. Visitors flock here to enjoy the sun-kissed beaches and party nightlife, but it’s also on the bucket list for most keen divers. Whether you’re an experienced diver or simply eager to snorkel in crystal-clear waters, this destination offers a memorable aquatic adventure. Here’s your comprehensive guide to exploring the depths of Puerto del Carmen. A Great Diving and

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3 Days, 3 Highlights of Puerto Pollensa

Puerto Pollensa, set in the northern reaches of the Spanish island of Mallorca (or Majorca) is the kind of place you’re drawn to return. Once visited, it’s genuinely hard to forget the laid back ambience (no high-rise here!), gorgeous scenery of ocean and mountains, and the warm welcome from the locals. It’s become a popular place with Brits who like to think of it as their own little secret, and even if you’ve only got a few days, it’s not

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