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The Greek island of Rhodes has been popular with British tourists for decades; and with its unique combination of historical sites, beautiful beaches, year-round sunshine and relaxing atmosphere it is not difficult to understand why. While most tourists stay in one of purpose-built resorts, a day trip to the old town of the island’s capital, also called . . . → Read More: Visit the Palace of Grand Masters in Rhodes Town  Amsterdam is one of Europe’s most popular travel destinations – and is actually the capital of the Netherlands, despite both the Royal Palace and the Dutch parliament being based in The Hague. Home to world-renowned art galleries, infamous coffee houses and a fascinating red light district, which is perfectly safe for tourists, Amsterdam is an ideal choice . . . → Read More: There’s more than tulips in Amsterdam Norway is not an obvious choice for a European holiday, but those who automatically head south for sunnier climes when it comes to their annual break are missing out on one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Located at the very northern edge of Europe, Norwayis home to the spectacular fjords as well as cosmopolitan . . . → Read More: Norway one of the most beautiful countries in the world Repeatedly found to be one of the most popular holiday destinations for British travellers, Spain offers a great range of activities for tourists to enjoy. Knowing where to begin can therefore be difficult and even seasoned visitors will not have had the chance to see everything this country has to offer. To help you make the most . . . → Read More: Ten things to do on a Spanish Holiday When it comes to choosing where to go for our summer holidays, there are a few factors to take into consideration, particularly if you are taking youngsters. Some of the best known holiday resorts in the world simply aren’t family orientated, and their facilities often don’t go beyond a swimming pool, a pool table or a gaming . . . → Read More: Salou is just perfect for families A Crete family holiday is a great choice if you’d like a happy mix of high energy outdoor sports and fascinating museums, man-made beauties and natural wonders, all on a Mediterranean island steeped in sun and awash in history. Enjoy the pleasures of a traditional Greek getaway, but save a little time for new experiences, too. Visiting . . . → Read More: Family Holidays to Crete In order to see extraordinary sights sometimes you have to consider going the extra mile which is why a trip to Tromso, Norway is under order since this will allow you the chance to see the Arctic sun slowly rise over the northern horizon. One of the stunning facts about this spectacular sunrise is that it takes . . . → Read More: Tromso Norway It’s time to go on a Greek Island holiday. If you don’t know much about the Greek Islands, then this article will guide you in the right direction. We will cover the best places to visit in Corfu, Crete and Kefalonia. By the time you’re done reading, you will have the perfect holiday planned. The Greek . . . → Read More: A Greek Island Holiday The Algarve is the southern-most region of Portugal and has been one of the most popular holiday destinations for decades. Whilst other places have gone in and out of fashion, The Algarve has consistently kept its place as a classy yet affordable area to visit. There is much to praise about the Algarve; the enviable all . . . → Read More: Algarve Villa Holidays Perhaps it’s the availability of cheap flights to Barcelona, Madrid and Malaga, to name but a few, which make Spanish city breaks popular. Or maybe it’s the romance of the country. Either way, Spanish cities make perfect destinations for short trips abroad. Barcelona Barcelona is fabulous. The Sagrada Família is still being built, over 100 years since construction . . . → Read More: Three Spanish City Breaks |
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