24 Hours in Thessaloniki: The Ultimate Cultural Itinerary

9 September, 2018

If you’re planning a holiday to Greece and enjoy exploring places a little less tourist-oriented, Thessaloniki is a fantastic location for you. This port city is not only beautiful, but also home to some astonishing historical remains and spectacular museums. For culture-lovers or history-fanatics, Thessaloniki is a true gem. It’s often tricky to plan a holiday in a place where there’s so much to do, so for a bit of inspiration, read on to find out what I think an

Mount Filerimos: Explore the Ancient Past of Ialysos

8 September, 2018

The island of Rhodes is a wonderland of immense beauty and intriguing history. To explore all of this, why not travel to Ialysos on your next adventure? The ancient village is just waiting to be explored, and has so much on offer for tourists who are keen to discover a little more culture throughout their holiday. Top Tip: If you’re a nature lover, this blog post can tell you everything you need to know about where to find natural beauty

Lounge in the Lap of Turkish Hotel Luxury in Avsallar

7 September, 2018

Turkey is rich with history, culture and astonishing architecture. You may be surprised to know that you can experience all of this in Avsallar, where not only are there multiple attractions on your doorstep, but some luxurious accommodation options as well. Read on to find out three of the most stylish places to stay in Avsallar. Gold Island Hotel The stunning Gold Island Hotel is surrounded by beautifully clear waters and offers a huge array of rooms, suites and services.

Muse Over Four of Chania’s Best Museums

6 September, 2018

At the centre of the old world, at the eastern edge of the Mediterranean and marinating in history since the Bronze Age thousands of years before Socrates, Aristotle and Alexander the Great, sits the island of Crete. Chania, its second largest city, has been on a key trade route between east and west throughout these years, soaking up every culture that has passed through here. Its ancient Minoan roots, Hellenic Greek Agora, tight Byzantine streets, Venetian harbour, Ottoman mosques and

Icelandic Eats: Delicacies for the Daring Diners

5 September, 2018

Letting loose on a holiday is the perfect opportunity to start testing your taste buds. You can often find weird and wonderful dishes everywhere you go, but if you’re off to Iceland, read this as a little head start so you know exactly what to look for. Svid If you’re a meat-lover at home, then there’s no harm in chomping down on a nice sheep’s head on your holidays. Packed with flavour, meaty goodness and a massive tongue, the dish

Amazing Amalfi: More than Just a Coast

5 September, 2018

One of the most visually dramatic parts of Italy’s rugged coastline, the Amalfi Coast, is a must see on any avid traveller’s list. This stunning region in what is a truly fascinating country is not one to be rushed, and is definitely a place that demands more than just a long weekend. From boat trips to church visits and from lazy lunches enjoyed in seafront trattorie to long walks through olive and lemon groves, the Amalfi Coast has so much

Foodie Favourites: The Top Dishes Around Europe

4 September, 2018

If, like me, you love trying new foods, this infographic is a brilliant read. With 28 different dishes from 28 countries, you’re spoilt for choice as to what to try next. Here are my top food picks from around Europe! Bulgaria To start, I recommend you try Bulgaria’s traditional Shopska salad. This beautifully unique and refreshing dish is named after the Shopi people in Bulgaria’s Sofia region. Ingredients include tomato, cucumber, pepper, and onion, as well as parsley and cheese

3 Nearly-Hidden Places Near Platanias to Visit

4 September, 2018

If you’re after some tips for exploring the hidden gems of Greece, you are definitely reading the right post. The popular holiday destination is perfect for your everyday tourist, with its sandy beaches and souvenir shops, but there are people out there who are looking for something a little more unique. If that’s you, keep reading to find out about the authentic village of Platanias… Top Tip: Check out this amazing infographic for an Insider’s Guide to Greece A History

Eating Abroad: Dining Etiquette from Around the World

3 September, 2018

Many countries around the world have very different beliefs when it comes to meal-time manners. If you’re travelling abroad sometime soon and want to make sure you know the ropes, read on for etiquette tips for these popular destinations. Russia Russia has various unwritten rules regarding dining, such as men having to pour drinks for women who are seated next to them. Russians will also encourage you to take second helpings, however leaving a small amount of food on your

Four Killer Cultural Daytrips from Kiotari, Greece

3 September, 2018

Greece has long captured the imaginations of travellers keen to immerse themselves in unique culture and history, and Rhodes stands out as one of the country’s prime attractions. The landmass is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands, and the archipelago’s historical capital. In centuries past, it housed the internationally famous Colossus – one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Today, visitors can explore a wide range of archaeological sites, experiencing history going back more than two millennia. What’s more,

Dabble in Archaeology: Our Transfer from Naples to Pompeii

2 September, 2018

The Amalfi Coast and the area around Naples and Sorrento in Italy is a haven for archaeology-loving holidaymakers, who also yearn for stunning scenery, magnificent sea views and fabulous food and wine. With so much to see and experience in this widely diverse part of the country, you are going to want to be prepared with a list of highlights before you go. Undoubtedly, the main historical attraction in the vicinity is Pompeii; the incredible archaeological site that has been

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Make a Splash on a Family Holiday to Calis

2 September, 2018

If you’re looking for a getaway that will satisfy the whole family, Calis in Turkey is an absolute must. The resort offers so many activities that the kids won’t know what to do first. Grownups can finally sit back and relax while the little ones are fully occupied throughout the day. Sounds good, doesn’t it? For more options regarding location, read this blog post about Side, another popular beach resort. Something for All the Family Not only is Turkey a

Marseille Shore Excursions

2 September, 2018

The city of Marseille dates back to 600 BC when it was founded by the Ancient Greeks. Over many centuries it has served as one of the Mediterranean’s most important trading posts and is well established as France’s largest port and second largest city.

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