Category: Regions

5 of the greatest manta ray diving sites in the Americas

5 of the greatest manta ray diving sites in the Americas

By on Apr 23, 2018 in Ecuador, Hawaii, Leisure Travel, Mexico, North America, Regions, South America, Speciality Travel, USA

Those people who have dived alongside a giant manta ray — witnessing its gentle, elegant and avian-like motions — describe this creature’s actions as the closest thing to flying. A few years ago, contacts with these mysterious creatures were practically unknown on the coasts of Asian countries. In fact, these fish were about to disappear […]

8 reasons why you should visit Cordoba

8 reasons why you should visit Cordoba

By on Apr 23, 2018 in Attractions, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Regions, Spain, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

One thousand years ago, Cordoba was Medieval Europe’s powerhouse, its cultural leader. And the tolerant Islamic caliphate was surprisingly modern: architects recycled Roman ruins for the Mezquita, liberal thinking Caliphs had both men and women in their harems. Whilst Western European peasants worried that their wattle-and-daub might not see out the winter the Cordoba folk were […]

12 delicious vegan dishes in Southeast Asia

12 delicious vegan dishes in Southeast Asia

By on Apr 23, 2018 in Asia, Cambodia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Indonesia, Philippines, Regions, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany

We spend our time travelling to amazing places searching for the best vegan food in the world, here are 12 delicious vegan dishes in Southeast Asia that are definitely worth travelling for. The Farm at San Benito in the Philippines is leading the way for vegan luxury travel in the region, offering an all vegan […]

10 tasty farm-to-table restaurants in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts

10 tasty farm-to-table restaurants in the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts

By on Apr 22, 2018 in Going Out, Massachusetts, North America, Regions, Restaurants, USA

The Berkshires deeply rooted food culture is evident in its regional cuisine. Chefs have access to delicious local produce, meats, and dairy and expertly craft these seasonal offerings into delectable plates. The fields and farms of the Berkshires are more than a scenic landscape, they produce the tastiest seasonal offerings that give guests a taste […]

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Top 5 places to visit in the Mediterranean

By on Apr 22, 2018 in Croatia, Eastern Europe, Europe, Greece, Italy, Regions, Spain, Western Europe

Beautiful beaches, historic port towns and a unique combination of cultures and cuisines are just a few of the reasons that the Mediterranean continues to be one of the most popular holiday and cruise destinations on the planet. From living “La Dolce Vita” in Italy’s floating city of Venice to exploring the cobbled streets of […]

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5 stunning examples of Galapagos beauty

By on Apr 21, 2018 in Attractions, Ecuador, Going Out, Regions, South America

The beauty of the Galapagos Islands is not something that can be explained- only experienced. The archipelago has 1336 km. of coastline, varying from floury white beaches to rocky cliffs, contrasted by crystalline waters. Moving further inland, Galapagos landscapes offer striking volcanic formations, arid deserts and rich sub-tropical forests, which are inhabited by some of […]

California luxury: Santa Barbara bliss

California luxury: Santa Barbara bliss

By on Apr 21, 2018 in Accommodation, Attractions, California, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, North America, Regions, Resorts, Travel Miscellany, USA

I am sure we don’t need too much introduction to California, with it’s incredible diversity and 1200 odd miles coastline. It is a great state for a road trip, and a popular stop on any California Road Trip is Santa Barbara, situated on the sunny California Coast, about 100 miles north of LA. It is […]

5 luxury food experiences in Japan

5 luxury food experiences in Japan

By on Apr 20, 2018 in Asia, Food and Drink, Japan, Regions, Travel Miscellany

Japanese cuisine is revered the world over – it’s not difficult to see why. There are informal yatai (street food stalls) selling yakitori (skewered chicken) and okonomiyaki (savoury pancakes), high-end establishments with delicate kaiseki multi-course meals, and sushi made by master itamae (sushi masters)… and that’s not even starting on those hearty bowls of ramen […]

5 best beach breaks in Bahia, Brazil

5 best beach breaks in Bahia, Brazil

By on Apr 19, 2018 in Accommodation, Brazil, Hotels, Leisure Travel, Resorts, South America, Speciality Travel

Brazil’s northern state of Bahia has seen an enormous increase in popularity amongst international tourists seeking a secluded, luxury beach retreat. For many years, the golden sands and crystal blue waters of this sun-soaked Brazilian paradise were neglected by visitors from abroad; the international tourists favouring the glossy resorts surrounding Rio de Janeiro. No longer […]

Family fun on a Little Londoners package

Family fun on a Little Londoners package

By on Apr 18, 2018 in Accommodation, Attractions, Europe, Featured, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Special Offers & Packages, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe

London is a great city to visit with family as there is so much to do, whether you’re travelling with very little ones or teenagers, or both.  But what’s really important, I find, is to make sure you’re centrally located to make the most of all that the capital has to offer. The Trafalgar St. […]

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Bali’s tremendous destination wedding venue

By on Apr 18, 2018 in Accommodation, Asia, Indonesia, Resorts

Bali is already regarded as a top honeymoon destination. And rightly so. However, with Bali now known as the top holiday destination on the planet it’s no surprise that it has seen a sharp increase in the number of wedding parties descending to the island to celebrate the occasion in their own little paradise. And […]

Cape Town Paragliding

5 incredible ways to do Africa in 2018

By on Apr 17, 2018 in Adventure Travel, Africa, Leisure Travel, Regions, South Africa, Speciality Travel, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe

When it comes to ‘life-changing’ travel experiences; Africa always delivers. But in 2018 there are even more ways to enjoy the wildlife and get lost in the culture of this ever-evolving continent. From pioneering eco-projects to paragliding safaris; you can still escape the crowds and find yourself stranded on sweeping beaches or wild open plains […]

Andalusian insights: the spirit of Malaga in five "pueblos"

Andalusian insights: the spirit of Malaga in five “pueblos”

By on Apr 17, 2018 in Europe, Regions, Spain, Western Europe

The province of Malaga on Spain’s southern Mediterranean coast evolved from a rich and varied past. A story beginning with pre-historic cave dwellers and ancient, nomadic tribes, Phoenician settlers, and Roman, Visigoth and Moorish conquerors ahead of the Christian “re-conquest”. The city of Malaga was founded nearly 3,000 years ago, making it one of the […]

7 exquisite Amalfi coastal towns you need to explore

7 exquisite Amalfi coastal towns you need to explore

By on Apr 16, 2018 in Europe, Italy, Regions, Western Europe

Summertime on the Amalfi Coast conjures memories of sunny seaside lunches of spaghetti allo scoglio by the plateful, sipping floral Falanghina al fresco, and taking refreshing afternoon dips in calm coves of turquoise. Winding along the ridiculously scenic serpentine of coastal road that is the SS 163 Amalfitana, is a pleasure that every traveler to […]

Asian travel trends for 2018

Asian travel trends for 2018

By on Apr 14, 2018 in Asia, Indonesia, Laos, Regions, Sri Lanka

2018 is set to be an exciting year for travel in Asia. Look out for unique boutique properties with an eco-friendly edge, improved access to lesser-explored, but incredible destinations and a different perspective on old favourites. Check out our insider insights on the best places to go, things to do and sights to see in […]

Provence for all the family

Provence for all the family

By on Apr 14, 2018 in Europe, Family Travel, France, Regions, Speciality Travel, Western Europe

There is a whole lot more to Provence than just wine and romance.  Only a short flight from the UK, it is a perfect destination for a half-term taste of sunshine.  Or, if you are planning a summer break, Provence also offers plenty to keep the whole family happy for a longer holiday and, with […]