The Costa Brava, commonly known as the “rugged coast,” is a picturesque coastal area in Catalonia, located in northeastern Spain. It is celebrated for its beautiful golden sand beaches, charming seaside villages, rich cultural heritage, and outstanding cuisine, encompassing rustic wineries and Michelin-starred dining establishments. This makes it a perfect place for nature enthusiasts, artists, […]
Barcelona is an incredible destination that attracts tourists with its stunning architecture, Gaudà masterpieces, the famous FC Barcelona soccer team, and the breathtaking Basilica de Sagrada FamÃlia. However, many visitors overlook the unique and charming regions outside the city that are definitely worth exploring. Our team, well-knowledged in the beauty of Spain, has put together
The Coast of the Gods, also known as La Costa degli Dei, is a hidden treasure along the Tyrrhenian Sea known for its white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, picturesque villages, and untouched landscapes. This stunning region in Calabria derives its name from its awe-inspiring beauty, a spectacle that led its Greek founders to believe that
Calabria, an undiscovered gem on the southern border of Italy, is celebrated for its stunning coastlines, rugged mountains, archaeological treasures, and rich cultural heritage. We spoke with Francesca, the concierge at our favourite family-friendly resort in Calabria, Capovaticano Resort Thalasso Spa, about this beautiful coastal region. Tell us about Capovaticano Resort Capovaticano Resort Thalasso Spa is
Tropea, located in the Calabria region, is a breathtaking clifftop town often called the Pearl of the Mediterranean. This hidden gem in Southern Italy boasts pristine beauty, featuring stunning beaches with turquoise waters and golden sands. With a rich history marked by Greek and Roman settlements, Tropea is recognised as one of the most significant
Both Lake Garda and Lake Como have their unique charms and are stunning in their own right. We personally love Lake Garda and encourage our clients to stay there. While Lake Como is known for its glamorous resorts and villas by the waterfront, along with beautiful towns and breathtaking mountain landscapes, Lake Garda offers a
Italy is rich with mesmerising lakes that go beyond Lake Como, each offering its own spectacular views and unique allure. In this blog, we share four hidden gems that promise breathtaking scenery, reminding us that sometimes, adventure lies off the beaten path. Lake Maggiore Lake Maggiore, the second-largest lake in Italy, extends into Switzerland, making
Malta boasts a rich culture and history, that must be experienced to be fully appreciated. With so much to see and do, we’ve got the experts on the ground to give us the best tips for your next trip. We chat With Louise, our Malta specialist on the ground, to give you the best insider
As you stroll through Sintra, you’ll feel transported to a storybook world of elegance and magic. The colourful buildings, adorned with intricate tilework, the lush greenery of the forests, and the breathtaking views from the hilltops all add to the town’s undeniable charm. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or simply love regal,
The Cotswolds area of southwestern England is filled with idyllic villages in rustic countryside settings. It covers a large area or more than five English counties. The area was famous for wool production during the Middle Ages. Profits from this industry built the beautiful parish churches and honey-coloured stone mansions that grace the towns and
