Portofino

Portofino Shore Excursions

Tucked away in a secluded harbour on the Italian Riviera is the stunning port of Portofino which is one of Europe’s most desirable destinations within the superyacht community. Since the 1950s this tiny fishing village which is overlooked by colourful houses built on the surrounding cliffs has been a popular getaway for well known celebrities. Today it retains that air of exclusivity with prices to match ensuring that less wealthy visitors don’t hang around for long after admiring the beauty of the place.

Salou

Sun & Swizzles in Salou

Salou is the perfect destination for an adrenaline-fuelled getaway. Located on Spain’s Costa Dorada, just 90 minutes away from Barcelona, this resort is chock full of fun things to do. Europe’s largest theme park is just down the road from Salou, and there’s also a water park on the city’s doorstep. There are two main beaches, one on either side of the city, which bask in warm weather for most of the year. For partygoers and fun-seekers, the city has

Off the Beaten Track in Magaluf? Yes You Can!

Magaluf is renowned throughout Europe for its party atmosphere with young crowds and wild clubs. This reputation is well-founded and forms the foundation of the resort’s appeal to tourists, many of whom return year after year in search of a good boogie. Situated on the gorgeous Mediterranean island of Mallorca, Magaluf is surrounded by beautiful natural locations and fascinating historical sites. For a break from the booming bass of the town, sneak away and enjoy these hidden gems while you

Alternative Amsterdam: 6 Off-The-Beaten-Track Gems

Amsterdam, with its pretty canals, world-renowned museums and overall fantastic culture, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. This gives the city a lively buzz all year round, but also means that some of its most visited attractions can be very busy and overcrowded, even in the off-season. Luckily, Amsterdam has lots to offer and with a little bit of know-how, it’s easy to go off beaten track and discover a side to the city that most

Scenic Sensations for Nature Lovers: From Alicante to Granada

History buff? Party animal? Foodie? No matter where your interests lie, a visit to Granada will be right up your street. From a history that dates back over two millennia to a bustling clubbing scene, this eclectic city never fails to delight and surprise thousands of tourists at every time of year. But while the homey tapas bars, architectural wonders and clubs adorned with colourful graffiti may be enough to keep you enthralled for the entirety of your stay, it

Savona Shore Excursions

Located on the Ligurian coast of Italy between Monaco and Genoa, Savona has served as an important port since it was occupied by the Romans in 180 BC. During the Middle Ages it was regarded as a significant maritime power before being defeated by the Genoese in the early 16th century.

History and Gastronomy in Kitzbühel

Though Kitzbühel is most famous for its highly-popular ski resort, this Austrian city offers tourists so much more than just winter sports. Originally a mining town, it has a charming and rich history. Its stunning medieval centre boasts sixteenth-century cobbled lanes, while its various cultural attractions provide fascinating insight into the city’s heritage. Kitzbühel also boasts an excellent gastronomic scene that lets you taste the flavours of the world. Discover Kitzbühel’s Cultural Heritage Visit the Local Museum The Kitzbühel Museum

Food Glorious Fine Food in Fuengirola

The resort of Fuengirola, on the Costa del Sol, has grown from a quaint fishing village into a lively holiday destination that combines luxury and relaxation. This Andalucian town is renowned for its one-off chic boutiques and great shopping centres, as well as its gorgeous sandy beaches (ideal for a relaxing day spent sunbathing or reading a good book!). There are also several historical attractions, including the Sohail Castle and the History Museum, that are worth visiting. Mostly though, this

The Splendour of Southern Italy: Our Transfer from Bari to Matera

If you’re off to spend a blissful few days in Matera, that can only mean one thing: you’re a complete and utter history lover! Situated in the southern Italian region of Basilicata, this city has been around since the tenth millennium BC, and is considered one of the oldest known settlements in the whole world. Marvelling at Matera’s old-world charm is enough to make every avid explorer’s jaw drop; it’s guaranteed to further fuel your travel thirst. Lucky for you,

Genoa

Genoa Shore Excursions

Located on the Ligurian Sea, the ancient city of Genoa is best known as the birthplace of Christopher Columbus which has long been one of the Mediterranean’s most important seaports. The city’s historic centre is filled with beautiful palaces which bear testimony to a time when Genoa was on a par with Venice as a maritime power. In spite of such architectural treasures it wasn’t until 2004 that the city appeared on the European tourism map when it was designated

The Best Breakfasts, Part IV: Norway

Given Norway’s designation as “The Happiest Place on Earth”, you might expect great things from their first meal of the day and, as usual, they do not disappoint! Traditional Norwegian breakfasts are an adventure for your taste buds, allowing you to prepare for a day of exploration. No matter what part of Norway you have chosen to visit, you will probably encounter one or two of the traditional morning dishes listed below. As part of your holiday, challenge yourself to

Castle, Coast & Chocolate: Our Transfer from Alicante to Benidorm

If you’re heading to Benidorm, chances are you’ve pretty much got your itinerary planned: sun, sea, sand, eat, drink, rinse and repeat. Sound about right? There’s nowhere on the Costa Blanca with a bigger reputation than Benidorm, and the good news is that you’ll never be disappointed. The beaches are beautiful, the nightlife is legendary and if you’re looking for an iconic fun-and-sun-filled beach break, you’ve chosen the right place! But all that sun and fun aren’t going anywhere, so

Reykjavik

Reykjavik & Iceland: Fun Facts and Stats

Iceland is unfairly neglected by the travelling world. With its dramatic landscapes, temperate weather conditions, massive glaciers and geothermal hot springs, this northernmost country can sound a little intimidating. However, as many travellers are discovering, Iceland and its capital of Reykjavik have hidden depths, charm and have recently become a foodie’s paradise. It is worth considering the fun facts from this infographic, which will surely pique your curiosity and entice you to venture to the land of the Vikings! 1.

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