Rhodes

Much to Rave about Rhodes

12 August, 2017

So you’ve got the grades and now the whole summer stretches before you – this is what all those hours cramming in the uni library/down the pub were for! If you’re looking for inspiration on where to go for a post-exam summer blowout with your mates, then the Greek island of Rhodes has got it all: beaches that are so good they’re named after Hollywood stars, a range of water sports with lots of opportunities for lessons or going solo, and a cracking nightlife. Read on and get your passport ready… Water Sports at Lindos Beach Make Lardos Bay your

Poland, Gdansk

Discover the Cultural Gems of Gdańsk

11 August, 2017

With a beautiful Old Town, stunning cathedral and engaging museums, it’s easy to see why Gdańsk has enjoyed such attention from discerning holidaymakers in recent years. A successful post-war reconstruction has reinvigorated this Baltic city, and it’s not an overstatement to say that it surely ranks alongside Bilbao, Liverpool and Marseille when it comes to port cities that have cut a dash on the European cultural scene in the past decade. With this guide to one of Poland’s most fascinating destinations, you’ll get to sample the spirit of this distinctive city and discover its many cultural gems. St Mary’s Church

Marmaris

Splashing Around in Marmaris

10 August, 2017

There is no shortage of things to do in Marmaris, Turkey’s largest resort. From partying in town to a full raft of water sports to enjoy, a group holiday here has plenty to keep you entertained. Marmaris has something for everyone. So even if you’re holidaying with a group of mates who all want different things, you’ll all have the time of your lives. Set on the south-west coast of Turkey and nestled against the sparkling Mediterranean, Marmaris is the biggest resort town on the country’s Aegean coast. During the holiday season, it attracts a whooping 400,000 visitors every year.

3 European Ways to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth

9 August, 2017

There’s nothing quite like a sugary snack or dessert to conclude a night out or brighten up a stressful day at the office. During your next holiday to Holland, Spain or Italy, satisfy your sweet tooth by indulging in the following delicacies. Perhaps you’ll even bring these traditional treats back to your own kitchen. 1. Oliebollen Although oliebollen translates to ‘oily balls,’ worry not: this Dutch snack’s name does not correspond to its ambrosial taste. Although these fried doughnuts are usually eaten to ring in the New Year, they’re the perfect, sugary touch to finish off any scrumptious meal. Adorned

Cascais

Cascais: The Town of Kings and Fishermen

9 August, 2017

In the nineteenth century, King Fernando II of Portugal visited Cascais and declared it his favourite summer retreat. Since then, many well-heeled Lisboetas have travelled to this fishing village on the Atlantic coast to enjoy its elegant seaside charm. Today, the resort still draws crowds from and around Lisbon, who come here for the golden-sand beaches, beautiful architecture, elegant eateries, lively bars and charming cafés. But the Portuguese couldn’t keep this stylish seaside resort a secret forever. The summer months now see a stylish international crowd descend on the cobbled streets and modern marinas of this most regal of fishing

Sensational Spanish Sights: Barcelona to Lloret de Mar

9 August, 2017

Opting for our airport transfer service from Barcelona to Lloret de Mar? Great choice. While zooming towards your sunny holiday destination, you’ll get a gorgeous glimpse of Catalonia’s most beautiful landscapes. What’s more, you’ll be able to learn more about them by chatting with our friendly guides, who know the area like the back of their hand. Here are a few stunning spots along your route that you’ll want to ask your driver about. 1. Premia de Mar A mere 35 minutes into your journey, your Shuttle Direct transfer will take you past Premia de Mar, a sleepy town that

Reykjavik

Uncovering the Quirky Side of Reykjavik

8 August, 2017

Reykjavik, Iceland’s capital, is situated on the country’s coast. This beautiful city not only boasts stunning views of the sea and hills, but it also has some of Europe’s weirdest and most wonderful attractions and museums. Despite being Iceland’s largest city with plenty of tourists, Reykjavik still has the feel of a small town. In fact, you can walk everywhere (it’s the best way to explore!). If you’re after a quick getaway, this city is a great choice for any free-spirited tourist looking for quirky one-off activities. You just need to know where to look… Visit the Whales of Iceland

Tel Aviv

Discover the Art, Culture and Music of Tel Aviv

7 August, 2017

While you may think of Tel Aviv as a modern, cosmopolitan and financial hub, don’t be too hasty to write it off. This beautiful city, located on Israel’s Mediterranean coast, is also full of culture and history. Its wonderful architecture, many museums and various art galleries all capture the country’s important Jewish heritage. Discover the unmissable cultural gems that this city has to offer… Travelling through Israel? Check out our detailed guide to the best activities here. Stroll Around Jaffa’s Old City and Take in the History You won’t quite believe the array of cultural attractions to be discovered in Jaffa’s

Larnaca

Larnaca Shore Excursions

7 August, 2017

Lying on the south-east coast of Cyprus the historic city of Larnaca is a popular holiday destination offering a combination of glorious, sandy beaches and historic attractions. Cruise ships arrive in the city’s busy seaport which took over much of the trade which had previously gone through the port city of Famagusta to the north before the Turkish invasion of 1974.   Port of Larnaca Located in the centre of town just north of the yacht marina, the Port of Larnaca is the second largest in Cyprus. Whilst Limassol remains the preferred destination of the cruise lines a major project

European Sandwich Sensations

6 August, 2017

A perfect packed lunch, a simple, no-stress dinner, or a yummy tea-time snack. Of course, I’m talking about the sandwich, one of the most versatile, popular and scrumptious snacks. But, instead of opting for your go-to chicken salad or cheese sandwich, why not indulge in these up-and-coming delicacies? Let’s see how Spain, Turkey, and Poland take sandwiches to a whole new level of tastiness. 1. Bocadillo First up: Spain’s most beloved bread creation. The Bocadillo consists of a crispy baguette that is loaded with succulent meat, melted cheese or a delectable omelette…or all of those things, if you’re feeling adventurous.

Ayia Napa

Ayia Napa: Where the Party’s At in Cyprus

6 August, 2017

If you dream of lazy days spent basking in the sun on a Mediterranean beach and hedonistic nights of bars, clubs and parties, then Cyprus’ Ayia Napa is the place for you. Well-established as a party resort, Ayia Napa now regularly draws a massive party crowd from across Europe. Big name DJs play at the local clubs throughout the high season from June to August. In fact, there is so much going on at night in the Cypriot resort that it can be quite a mission to make sure you hit all the top spots (while also making your holiday

Londres

Beyond Central London

5 August, 2017

Maybe you don’t know London at all. Or you have been there once or twice before on a weekend break.  But perhaps you are one of those business people who travel often, in and out, sometimes on the same day… and you are starting to become a bit blasé about the place. If you are part of the latter, well this article was written with you in mind. The old saying goes that when a man is tired of London he is tired of life. Allow me to disagree. You can get well and truly fed up with London. There

Irlande

The Best Pubs and Grub in Dublin

5 August, 2017

If you’re heading over to Dublin for a long weekend to soak up some genuine Irish atmosphere, you’ll need to look beyond the usual tourist haunts. Ireland’s capital is much, much more than a tourist destination: it’s a thriving, vibrant city with its own unique character and plenty of Irish charm. You don’t need to be a culture vulture to enjoy wandering its cobbled streets or taking in the beautiful sights of its historic architecture. And if, at any point, you feel that things are getting a little too serious and cultural, there’s always a local pub, café or restaurant

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