Ski Area Profile: Via Lattea

6 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area A magnificent ski area straddling the French-Italian border, Via Lattea (Milky Way) boasts almost 400km of beautiful, varied and rewarding runs. There are also 6 superb and inter-connected high altitude resorts, each with their own distinct personality. This makes it an excellent destination for all levels and any winter sport enthusiasts. Resorts in Via Lattea Sestriere Sauze d’Oulx San Sicario Pragelato Claviere Montgenèvre MAIN SKI RESORTS IN VIA LATTEA Sestriere Overview of Ski Resort As the 2006 Winter Olympics alpine centre and regular host of the Alpine ski cup, Sestriere is a Mecca for winter sports

Split, Croacia

Split Shore Excursions

6 September, 2016

Located 230km north-west of Dubrovnik on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, Split is a popular port of call for cruise ships visiting the Adriatic Sea. The city’s origins have been traced back to the 4th century BC when it served as a Greek colony although it didn’t become a major settlement until around 650 AD when it became an important Roman centre.

ski-fitness

Ski Area Profile: La Forêt Blanche

5 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area The largest ski area in the Southern Alps; La Forêt Blanche features 180km of pristine pistes spread across the famed Risoul and Vars resorts. These sit at 1850m, with skiing reaching up to 2750m. With unparalleled sunshine hours and a good snow record, this is an excellent area to visit for all abilities and provides sublime views of the surrounding area. Resorts in La Forêt Blanche Risoul Vars SKI RESORTS IN LA FÔRET BLANCHE Risoul Overview of Ski Resort Risoul is a world famous resort which boasts excellent snow conditions in a beautiful area, with traditional

République Tchèque

Country Profile: Czech Republic

5 September, 2016

Previously constrained by communist rule, today the cultural and physical landscape of Czech Republic presents an entirely different face. A country of lush agriculture punctuated by chateaux, palaces and castles, the extent of its rural beauty is often underestimated. From the lush vineyards of Moravia to the medieval architecture of Český Krumlov and České Budějovice – there’s plenty to explore. Prague is the elegant prize amongst the country’s cultural and architectural wealth. At its heart, the magnificently preserved Baroque, Renaissance and Gothic buildings of the Old Town and the romantic vision of the Charles Bridge spanning the Vltava River are

Deux Alpes

Ski Area Profile: Les Deux Alpes and La Grave

4 September, 2016

Overview of Les Deux Alpes and La Grave The area of Les Deux Alpes and La Grave in the Isère department of the French Alps is a story of two halves. Les Deux Alpes is a popular resort with ample facilities for families; the reliable snowfall means it is open for most of the year. It is connected off-piste with the much smaller resort of La Grave, where thrill-seekers get their kicks out of the wild, unpisted mountain with no formal avalanche control. In 2018, a 180-pylon gondola will link Le Deux Alpes and La Grave with neighbouring Alpe d’Huez,

La Plagne

Ski Area Profile: Espace San Bernado

3 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Situated in a unique position straddling the border of two Alpine countries, Espace San Bernado has one foot (or ski boot) in France and the other in Italy. Encompassing an action-packed skiable area of 160 kms of pistes with more than 40 ski lifts, a single ski pass can cover you for what is one of Europe’s largest ski regions. The eclectic, cosmopolitan nature of Espace San Bernado is not all that makes it so appealing to both beginners and experts. As well as border-free skiing between France and Italy, you can head off-piste for some

Méribel Mottaret

Ski Area Profile: Les Trois Vallées

2 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Nestled in the heart of the French Alps, Les Trois Vallees holds the title for the largest integrated skiing area in the world – which makes it a right of passage for any skiing enthusiast. Here you can explore 318 marked downhill pistes which span 600km and slopes which reach between 1,300 and 3,200 metres. This is all within glorious and breathtaking natural surroundings. Resorts in Les Trois Vallées Courchevel Méribel Mottaret Les Menuires Val Thorens Brides les Bains La Tania Méribel Orelle Saint Martin de Belleville MAIN SKI RESORTS IN LES TROIS VALLEES Courchevel Overview

Paradiski

Ski Area Profile: Paradiski

1 September, 2016

Overview of Paradiski Situated in the Tarentaise Valley in the heart of the French Alps, Paradiski is a magnificent area for winter sports enthusiasts. It features a mammoth 425 km of pristine pistes, 238 slopes, 4 snow parks and 2 half pipes spread throughout the fun and lively resorts. The ski centres are all self-contained and have their own shops, bars and restaurants for when you aren’t hitting the slopes. There is a max altitude for skiing of 2550m, with great conditions found at the higher altitude. There are also ski schools for beginners and well-positioned nurseries for the little

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik Shore Excursions

1 September, 2016

The beautiful Dalmatian coast was a focus for world news in the early 1990s as modern-day Croatia fought for independence from the former Republic of Yugoslavia. One particularly memorable sight on our TV screens was the sight of Serbian gunboats shelling the historic Old Town of Dubrovnik. On a human level this barbaric attack on a UNESCO World Heritage Site caused the death of both civilians and military personnel Structurally it was responsible for the destruction of almost 900 historic buildings and caused damage to almost 12,000 others.

Bosnia y Herzegovina

Country Profile: Bosnia and Herzegovina

1 September, 2016

Set amidst the raw, epic landscape of the Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country of expansive culture and deep historical significance. Previously more renowned for its troubles than its triumphs, it has reimagined itself with stellar success into a popular tourist destination. From the exotic, contemporary-infused glamour of Sarajevo and Mostar, to the quiet, medieval elegance of its tiny rural villages and the haunting beauty of the ragged mountain ranges, the country has forged a unique, unified culture along the scars and seams of its recent history. What to Do There’s a surprising diversity of attractions for the openhearted

Méribel

The Best of Méribel’s Ski and Après Ski Scenes

31 August, 2016

Founded by a Scotsman in the late 1930s, Méribel has enjoyed a special place in British skiers’ hearts ever since. Its largely British demographic and its thriving multicultural community give it a uniquely welcoming atmosphere, without losing that easy intimacy and relaxed après scene common to the very best Alpine resorts. Méribel’s high altitude is another reason it’s so highly regarded. With resorts ranging in height from 1,600 metres to Mont du Vallon’s dizzying heights of close to 3,000 metres, visitors enjoy thick, quilted snow throughout a long season. This combination of a pleasant, welcoming village atmosphere and heavy, reliable

Saalbach-Hinterglemm

Saalbach-Hinterglemm: Austria’s Largest Ski Area

30 August, 2016

The two Austrian ski resorts of Saalbach and Hinterglemm have experienced a complete revamp over the past couple of years, meaning that they now vaunt a total of 270 kilometres of mainly intermediate pistes. These combine with a prominent partying atmosphere to make Saalbach-Hinterglemm one of the best European resorts for exciting ski opportunities during the day and a wild nightlife. Thus, if despite being attracted to its hyped up après ski scene, you are unsure of whether Saalbach-Hinterglemm can offer you the thrilling, sporty holiday you are after, I can assure you that these resorts won’t let you down

Santiago de Compostela

Santiago de Compostela: The Pilgrim’s Last Stop

29 August, 2016

For the faithful, Santiago de Compostela is a place that needs no introduction. As the final stop on the epic Camino de Santiago, this historic city in Spain’s north-western Galicia region is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Christendom. Today, over 250,000 Camino de Santiago pilgrims make the physical and spiritual journey to this holy site each year – not to mention the countless other visitors who are drawn to this moving place. Whether you’re going directly or making your way gradually via one of the traditional routes of the Way of St. James, Santiago de Compostela is

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