There is something about the raw beauty that exists when Mother Nature’s most powerful element, water, meets coastline around the world. Beaches as previously mentioned can offer and mean many different things to different people who look to holiday every year. We all though, have a shared common love and admiration for them which is showed year after …
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Six Essential Travel Checklist for a Stag Party Celebration Abroad
More and more people are choosing to spend their stag weekend abroad. And why not? After all, this is a massive celebration and you want to make sure you do it in style. You are only going to have one stag do at the end of the day. Nonetheless, if you are going to go abroad …
Top 5 Things to Do in Barcelona
Top Five Things to See and Do in Barcelona Full to the brim with things to see and do, it is unsurprising that Barcelona has retained its status as a popular holiday destination for so many years now. However, with such a selection of sights to see, it is often difficult to know where to …
Family Cycling Destinations in the UK – Top 3
Top 3 Family Cycling Holiday Destinations The summer holidays are finally upon us, and so begins every parent’s annual conundrum: how do we occupy the kids? Forget sticking them in front of the TV or letting them loiter in their bedrooms, grab the bikes and head outdoors. We’ve searched the UK to find some of …
Top Experiences in Bali and Lombok
Bali is a spectacular country, home to paradise beaches and spiritual communities. It’s much more than your typical tourist destination, and people travel there to find their inner self and to cleanse their mind, as well as to experience the culture and hospitable people. From scuba diving and surfing to nature walks and holy temples, …
Personal Highlights of a Trip to Bolivia
Random holiday destination I know, but that’s what makes it exciting. Unconventional adds to the magic in my book! Three years ago BC (before children) we chose Bolivia as our holiday destination. Personal highlights of the trip included two days in the bizarre and wonderful salt deserts of Salar De Uyuni, the world’s largest salt …
Top Five Countries for Teaching English Abroad
Teaching abroad is a great way to see the world, save some money and do something meaningful all at the same time. Below are the top five locations for teaching English. Each location offers a different benefit package, with some paying for your flights and accommodations. 1. Thailand Thailand is a great place to teach …
Gluten Free World Foods
You may think that because you have been diagnosed with Celiac disease you can never eat the foreign foods that you once enjoyed whilst you are on your trip. No more soft doughy pizzas in Italy, world famous German cakes and biscuits or even the simple things like French bread, croissants or crepes in Paris …
Witnessing the Glory of the Mille Miglia
An article from Cartecarburanti.it The Mille Miglia was a race of legendary proportions, one that saw some of the world’s most desirable cars take on 1,000 miles of Italy’s finest roads, towns and countryside. However, the Mille Miglia is a very different beast these days, one far removed from the dangers of the fatal races …
Spanish Main or Island Paradise: Where to Travel in 2013?
As the top destination for Brits heading abroad, there’s a good chance that you’ll be visiting Spain this year for your annual break. However, with an area of over 500,000km² and incorporating two archipelagos, Spain is anything but small. So, how do you choose where to go? And should you visit the mainland or head …