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July 26, 2013

Top ten interesting things to do in Corfu

A jewel of an Ionian Island, Corfu welcomes thousands of visitors to its green and pleasant shores every year. But if you’re looking to experience a real taste of this ancient Greek isle, from taverna dances to hide-away villages, here are ten of the best things to see and do in Corfu. Get lost in the Old Town Corfu’s Old Town is not exactly off the beaten track, but there are enough labyrinthine alleyways in which to separate yourself from the crowd and admire the French and Italianate architecture. Take a boat to the Diaponita Islands Now you’ve landed on…

July 25, 2013

A Guide to the Best Beaches on Crete

Crete has long proved a favourite among holidaymakers and you don’t need to look far to see why. To really get to grips with this Mediterranean island, visitors can take in ancient harbours and modern towns, the plateaux of the rugged interior and the delights of the Cretan menu. But it’s the beaches which are the biggest draw here… If you’re going for Malia holidays 2013, you’re probably after the full resort experience, complete with up-til-dawn nightclubs and beaches to laze on during the day. But also make time to head across the island to the peaceful south coast, populated with…

July 23, 2013

The Top 5 Tourist Attractions in the Lake District

Apart from being one of the most popular and beautiful areas of the UK, The Lake District is full of an array of hidden gems that are great tourist attractions and days out for the whole family. Here you’ll find our pick of some of the more popular attractions… and some you may not have heard of, but are certainly worth a visit! Holker Hall A short 25-minute drive from the resort of Kendal, Holker Hall is one of the best loved stately homes in Britain. Home to Lord and Lady Cavendish, their home and gardens are open to all…

July 23, 2013

Travel Tips for Wimbledon 2014

Sitting courtside at Wimbledon is every tennis fans dream. And the amazing thing is – that dream is far more accessible than you may realise. Here are a few travel tips that will make your Wimbledon dream a reality: Take the Tube Little or no parking is available near the All England Lawn Tennis Club, so most visitors will have to use public transport. Those staying in London can reach Wimbledon via the District Line of the Tube or Underground. A connecting London General Shuttle will be available to the All England Club from the Southfields and Wimbledon Tube Stations.…

July 18, 2013

Hot And Cold – Icy and Sunny Travel Destinations

For most people, a holiday involves getting away from everyday life and doing something different. Many long for a trip to a warm and sunny destination full of beaches and refreshing cocktails. For others, a holiday is the chance to hone their skills on a snowboard. Whatever the season and your personal interests, there is the perfect holiday out there waiting for you. Feeling Hot! Maldives: Luxury in the Indian Ocean If you like your holidays to include plenty of luxury and pampering, then the Maldives will be the perfect destination. There are more than 1,100 islands that make up…

July 15, 2013

Guide to an Action-Packed Weekend in the Lake District

There’s a reason the Lake District is known as the UK’s adventure capital. From rock climbing to downhill mountain biking, the Lake District is filled with action-packed options for tourists seeking thrills and adventure. Whether you’re searching for the ultimate thrill or an adventurous look at some of Britain’s most amazing natural environments, read on to discover the Lake District’s most exciting activities, courtesy of SLHolidays.co.uk. 1. Conquer the countryside in a 4×4 adventure vehicle Race across some of the Lake District’s most challenging trails in a four-wheel-drive vehicle courtesy of Kankku. This thrilling local adventure company has 4×4 vehicles…

July 15, 2013

European River Cruises Booming in Popularity

With airfares on the rise, a growing number of Brits are embarking on river cruises during their summer holidays. From the incredible scenery of the Douro to the rich history of the Danube, river cruises make it easy to soak in a destination without the hustle, bustle, and rapid pace of a traditional holiday. From comfort to culture, read on to learn why European river cruises are becoming the hottest new holiday trend. 1. River cruises deliver a personal experience When you hear the word ‘cruise’, what pops into your mind? For most people, it’s an image of gigantic cruise ships…

July 3, 2013

A Guide to Italian Food and Wine Festivals

Many travel to Italy for their impressive culture of food and wine: and it’s easy to see why. With so many culinary delights on offer, it can be difficult to experience it all in one short trip. One way to get the full experience of Italian cuisine is to head for one of the many food or wine festivals across the country. It’s a great way to see the integral part that eating and drinking plays in communities across Italy. Wine tour operators SmoothRed have put together a guide to the best Italian food and wine festivals throughout the year:…

July 3, 2013

How to Travel the UK as a Family on a Budget

Stay Somewhere Out Of Town If you want to treat your family to a memorable holiday without spending too much money, you can choose to stay away from the towns, in a cosy lakeside log cabin. The further out of town you stay, the cheaper the accommodation. The beauty of staying out of town, though, is that you get peaceful and very scenic accommodation at great bargains! So whether you are visiting a vibrant city, or travelling through the lovely countryside, the rule still holds: the more urban the area, the more costly the accommodation. Instead, why don’t you try…

July 1, 2013

Fun things to do in Dublin

So you’re planning your holidays in Dublin? What a great choice. Here you’ll find green hills, drink the best pint of Guinness and meet the friendliest and most welcoming people in the world! Wanna know best fun things to do in Dublin? Well, read on my friend and you might just experience the most amazing time of your life! Return of mummies Dublin is full of historic places and holds the key to some of the greatest legends in the world! One of them, undoubtedly, is the legend of the Shears brothers, whose mummified bodies lie underneath St. Michan’s Church.…

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